Getting here & parking
The one evening where the journey isn't the destination.
Right in the heart of Aachen, in the Kapuziner Karree: the theatre is on the 1st floor of the Cineplex building — with a car park at the door, bus stops around the corner and a lift that takes you to the very doors of the hall.
The address
Borngasse 30. First floor. Sheer wonder.
Black Table – Magic Theater
Borngasse 30, 52064 Aachen
inside Cineplex Aachen, first floor · Kapuziner Karree
Simply follow the cinema foyer: the lift takes you up to the 1st floor, straight to the theatre — entirely step-free and therefore wheelchair-accessible.
How to reach us
Three ways to the black table.
By car
Via the A4/A44 towards Aachen-Zentrum. Parking: the Cineplex / Kapuziner Karree car park — for your sat nav: Borngasse 20. Alternatives: the Couvenstraße car park and Galeria/APAG.
By bus & train
From the Hauptbahnhof to the Bushof stop (about a 5-minute walk) or to the Theaterstraße/Elisenbrunnen stop — from there it's only around 100 metres.
Wheelchair-accessible
A lift in the cinema foyer, accessible toilets, a wheelchair space in the front row — please reserve in advance by phone: 0241 90068309.
Good to know
Common questions about getting here
Where can I park most cheaply?
Most conveniently in the Cineplex / Kapuziner Karree car park right next to the building (sat nav: Borngasse 20). A few minutes on foot you will also find the Couvenstraße car park and Galeria/APAG.
How early should I arrive?
Doors usually open 20 minutes before the show begins — with a welcome glass of sparkling wine. At weekends, allow a few extra minutes for parking.
Is the theatre wheelchair-accessible?
Yes, entirely: a lift in the cinema foyer up to the 1st floor, accessible toilets and a wheelchair space in the front row (reservation by phone).
Is it worth having dinner beforehand?
Not necessary for the 120-minute shows — Flammkuchen and drinks are part of the evening. Otherwise, the old town and its restaurants are right on the doorstep.
The way here is simple. The evening inexplicable.
First the lift, then the wonder — secure your seat.