German Football Stadiums : Architecture Information

German Football World Cup 2006 Stadia, alphabetical: Berlin: Olympiastadion Cologne: Stadion Koln Dortmund: Westfalenstadion Frankfurt: Waldstadion Gelsenkirchen: Arena AufSchalke Hamburg: Stadion Hamburg Hanover: Niedersachsenstadion Kaiserslautern: Fritz-Walter-Stadion Leipzig: Zentralstadion Munich: Stadion Munchen Nuremberg: Frankenstadion Stuttgart: Gottlieb-Damiler-Stadion Stadium Links lower down this page: Buildings / Architects / Dates German Football World Cup Stadium capacities – approximate, by size: Berlin - Olympiastadion 66,000 [max 74,000] Dortmund - Westfalenstadion 60,000 [max 67,000] Munich - Stadion Munchen 59,000 [max 66,000] Gelsenkirchen - Arena AufSchalke 48,000 Stuttgart - Gottlieb-Damiler-Stadion 48,000 Hamburg - Stadion Hamburg 45,000 Nuremberg - Frankenstadion 44,000 Frankfurt - Waldstadion 43,000 Kaiserslautern - Fritz-Walter-Stadion 42,000 Cologne - Stadion Koln 41,000 Hanover - Niedersachsenstadion 39,000 Leipzig - Zentralstadion 39,000 Please note this information is subject to change – feedback/corrections always welcome The Olympic Stadium hosted the FIFA World Cup Final 9 Jul 2006 Berlin Stadium building - scanned photos from 1995, by isabelle lomholt Other German Stadium buildings by Gerkan, Marg & Partners include: Commerzbank-Arena Frankfurt Stadium Redevelopment, Germany - aka Waldstadion 2004/05 Stuttgart Arena, Germany 1999 reportedly the largest domed arena in Europe Müngersdorfer Stadion, Köln, Germany - German Football Stadium Buildings: Photos © adrian welch / isabelle lomholt