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Rosenaustadion

Where history and sports meet under the open sky

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Augsburg: First Steps10 pts

Augsburg: Explorer25 pts

Augsburg: Insider50 pts

Step into the Rosenaustadion, where 1950s architecture blends with vibrant sports history. Once a key venue for German football and athletics, it seats 28,000 spectators and stands as a monument to Bavaria's sporting heritage. Discover the stories of its past and feel the unique atmosphere of this iconic stadium.

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Architect Thomas Wechs designed the Rosenaustadion, which was considered one of the most modern stadiums in Germany when it opened in 1951.

Quick Facts

Founded: September 16, 1951
Architect: Thomas Wechs
Capacity: 28,000
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Opening Date: September 16, 1951

Guided Story

Can you feel the echoes of cheers from the past? Imagine the roar of the crowd when the stadium first opened in 1951. Look to your left, that’s where FC Augsburg fans once passionately supported their team. Architect Thomas Wechs crafted more than just concrete and steel here; he created a stage for unforgettable sports moments. As you walk up the steps, you can almost sense the athletes chasing world records here, before Munich took the spotlight. Behind you, there’s the inviting Wittelsbacher Park, perfect for a relaxing stroll after diving into the stadium’s rich history.