Description
Signal Iduna Park, also known as the Westfalenstadion, is the largest football stadium in Germany, located in Dortmund. With a capacity of 81,359 spectators, it is the home stadium of Borussia Dortmund. Built between 1971 and 1974 for the FIFA World Cup, the stadium has become an important part of the country's sporting infrastructure.
The stadium has undergone several modernization phases since the 1990s, increasing its capacity and improving spectator conditions. In preparation for the 2006 World Cup, a modern access system was installed, the VIP sections were updated, and the number of seats for people with disabilities was increased. The South Stand, famous for its size, remains the largest standing stand in Europe.
Signal Iduna Park has hosted many significant sporting events, including one of the most memorable UEFA Cup finals in 2001 between Liverpool and Alaves. The stadium also uses different names depending on the events it hosts, such as FIFA World Cup Stadium Dortmund and BVB-Stadion for UEFA and FIFA matches.
For those planning to visit the stadium and experience the atmosphere of a football festival, we recommend that you check out the schedule and poster on our website. You can buy tickets on our website.