D.LIVE unveils dedicated touring exhibition space in Düsseldorf

Story Hall will open later this year with Titanic: An Immersive Journey, and will help bridge the infrastructure gap for the content type

News By Hanna Ellington | 30 September 2026

Michael Brill, Miriam Koch, Malte Fiebing-Petersen & Oliver Forster
Michael Brill, Miriam Koch, Malte Fiebing-Petersen & Oliver Forster © D.LIVE/KennyBeele

German venue operator D.LIVE has unveiled a touring exhibition space in Düsseldorf, poised to help bridge the infrastructure gap for the content type.

Story Hall will open in December with Titanic: Eine immersive Reise (Titanic: An Immersive Journey), the first of a changing programme of national and international exhibitions.

It will be the 10th venue in D.LIVE’s portfolio, which also includes Merkur Spiel-Arena, PSD Bank Dome, and Open Air Park Düsseldorf, all of which are also in…

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