Tag: Germany


Child-friendly guide for German stadia

Child-friendly stadium approach launched in Germany

Kindernothilfe, together with the organizations KickIn! and In safe hands, has published a guide to help stadia in Germany become more child-friendly and inclusive. The guide is aimed at clubs across Germany and is intended to help make the stadium experience as safe and inclusive as possible for... » Read more


Munich’s MUCcc Arena plans move forward

New arena in Munich seems to be on track

Developer SWMunich Real Estate has presented an update on its MUCcc Arena scheme in Munich, Germany to the town of Freising’s planning and design advisory board. IQ Mag said the board praised the quality of the planning and architecture of the venue, in addition to making suggestions that will be... » Read more


Berlin maestoso inclusive venue plans

First look at new stadium Prenzlauer Berg in Berlin

The Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark in the Pankow district of Prenzlauer Berg is to be transformed into Berlin’s (Germany) first inclusive sports park. The sports park sits right next to the Mauerpark. As part of the plans, the Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark, built in the 1950s, will be... » Read more


Purse strings loosen for SCP home revamp

Budget for stadium construction raised

The 65 million euros earmarked for the renovation of the 3. Liga team SC Preußen Münster (SCP) home ground – the Preußenstadion in Münster, Germany – will be increased. ‘100PercentMySCP’ stated that in a meeting held recently the Council decided to increase the amount by 23... » Read more


Investors take stake in Hockenheim-Ring

Private group of investors now part of Hockenheimring

A group of private investors has agreed to take a long-term stake in the German motorsport venue Hockenheimring. Hockenheim-Ring GmbH said in a LinkedIn post that the investment from five medium-sized companies heralds a new era for the venue. The group will contribute €250 million, which will be... » Read more


Signal Iduna Park – tradition meets technology

Borussia Dortmund partners with Extreme Networks

The American network equipment company Extreme Networks has been selected to deploy next-generation wireless and analytics solutions for the Bundesliga team Borussia Dortmund, one of the largest football clubs in Germany. ‘Extreme networks’ stated that the new Wi-Fi 6E-ready network, which will... » Read more


Brainstorm on Max-Morlock-Stadium revamp

Details revealed for Nuernberg stadium upgrade

The 2. Bundesliga team 1. FC Nürnberg home venue – the Max-Morlock-Stadium in Nuremberg, Germany – total overhaul work could by realized by the year 2030. ‘br.de’ stated that the planners have recently unveiled preliminary renderings of the revamped stadium and the fans have been asked... » Read more


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