Westfalenstadion: A Footballing Mecca

Westfalenstadion, also known as Signal Iduna Park, has played a pivotal role in Germany's football culture since its opening in 1974.

Originally constructed for the 1974 FIFA World Cup, it was named after the historic region of Westphalia. With a current capacity of 81,365, it boasts the largest standing terrace in Europe, known as Die Gelbe Wand, and an exhilarating atmosphere that fans adore. The stadium has hosted multiple significant events, including World Cup matches and the UEFA Cup Final.

Unforgettable Highlights

⚽ Matchday Atmosphere: Experience the electrifying ambiance, especially in the Südtribüne (South Stand).

🏆 Historic Matches: Witness memorable games including World Cup and UEFA competitions.

🏟️ The Borusseum: Explore Borussia Dortmund's history through exhibits in the stadium’s museum.

Accessibility is straightforward; tours are available for enthusiasts, making it a must-visit for football fans, families, and historians alike.