Magic-theatre atlas
Magic theatres across the German-speaking world.
We believe the more people experience real magic live, the better. So here — theatre by theatre — we gather the permanent venues for close-up magic and magic shows in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. With no claim to completeness, and a lot of collegial respect.
The map of wonder
Where the impossible plays across the German-speaking world.
From the North Sea to the Alps, from Aachen to Vienna: this map gathers permanent stages for magic and close-up magic. Every golden dot is a house that gives wonder a home — the red one in Aachen is ours. Tap a dot and travel there.
From Aachen to Zurich
35 houses, one shared craft: wonder.
Aachen
Black Table Magic Theater
The black table behind the atlas: one artist, 62 guests within arm’s reach.
That’s us →Aurich
Zaubertheater Aurich
East Frisia’s home stage for staged magic.
View →Berlin
Fabiolus Magic Theatre
Berlin magician Fabiolus’s very own theatre.
View →Berlin
Ben Blu’s Illusionstheater
Illusions and comedy in the heart of Berlin.
View →Berlin
Salon der Wunder
Salon magic in the capital — elegant and personal.
View →Bochum
Calvero’s Salon-Zaubertheater
Salon magic in the heart of the Ruhr region.
View →Bochum
Suite Magic Theater by Amila
Modern magic theatre in Bochum.
View →Bremen
Zaubertheater Bremen
Close-up magic in the Alte Feuerwache.
View →Dresden
Schloss Schönfeld – das Zauberschloss
Europe’s only magic castle — magic within Renaissance walls.
View →Essen
Zauber Theater Essen
It hardly gets more intimate — magic in the heart of Essen.
View →Feusisberg (CH)
Magic-House by Peter Marvey
Grand illusions before a small audience — in the „Theatre of a Thousand Lights”.
View →Frankfurt
Magic Monday Show
Wonders, wit and world class — once a month.
View →Germersheim
Magisches Theater Germersheim
Magic with a home of its own in Germersheim.
View →Hamburg
Magiculum
Salon magic at the Magischer Zirkel Hamburg.
View →Hamburg
ZauberSalon im Zaubermuseum Bellachini
Salon magic in Germany’s first magic museum.
View →Ingelheim
Zeitensprung Zaubertheater
Nostalgic magic with the colour of a bygone era.
View →Köln
SMS Zaubertheater Köln
Secret Magic Show at Rudolfplatz.
View →Landshut
Zauberraum
Great wonders in a small circle — from the vice world champion.
View →Leipzig
Das Geheime Theater
Wonder, wine and right up close.
View →Lübeck
Zaubertheater Lübeck
Big theatre on a small stage in the old town.
View →Mainz
Café Zaubersalon
Where the coffee house and conjuring become one.
View →München
Alexander Krist Theater
A theatre built expressly for the magic show.
View →München
Magic Closeup Theater
Munich’s most intimate theatre.
View →München
Magic Monday Shows
A magical start to the week in Munich.
View →Neu-Ulm
Florian Zimmer Theater
The theatre of magician Florian Zimmer.
View →Nürnberg
Wundermanufaktur
Handmade wonders in a backyard salon.
View →Ober-Flörsheim
Zaubergewölbe
Magic beneath a historic vault.
View →Stuttgart
Strotmanns Magic Lounge
Europe’s most successful close-up magic theatre.
View →Tannenberg
Theaseum der Magie
Magic theatre and museum in the Ore Mountains.
View →Weil der Stadt
Zaubermühle Merklingen
Magic in the old mill near Weil der Stadt.
View →Weilheim
Verschmittst – Das Zaubertheater
A little wonderland with a bar and lounge.
View →Wien (AT)
Magic World Vienna
A whole world of magic at the Vienna Prater.
View →Wiener Neustadt (AT)
Bill Cheung Close-Up Magic Theater
Close-up magic of the highest order in Wiener Neustadt.
View →Wuppertal
Zaubertheater Wiepen
Magic at eye level in the Arrenberg.
View →Zürich (CH)
CLOSE Theater
The magic of the moment – in the heart of Zurich.
View →Please always check addresses and programmes on each theatre’s own website. Is your magic theatre missing? Let us know.
And if you’re near Aachen: come and see us.
62 seats, close-up magic within reach, over 240 evenings a year — the Black Table is the reason this atlas exists.