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Mommsenstadion
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Mommsenstadion

Bauhaus design meets sporting legacy

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Nestled in Berlin's leafy Westend, the Mommsenstadion is a Bauhaus architectural gem. Since 1930, it has been a stunning venue for football and athletics, recognized as a protected monument. Feel the historic ambiance as you soak in the vibrant sporting energy.
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Did you know?

The stadium was originally inaugurated as SCC-Stadion.

Quick Facts

Founded
1930
Architect
Fred Forbát
Architectural Style
Bauhaus
Heritage Status
Architectural Heritage Monument
Opening Date
August 17, 1930

Guided Story

Imagine standing on the very ground where Berlin's first cinder track was laid. As you look around, these stands have witnessed countless thrilling football moments. Did you know that a part of the 1936 Olympic athletics events took place right here? Behind you is the grandstand, still showcasing Fred Forbát's original Bauhaus design. They say the energy of past competitions still lingers in the air. Can you hear the echo of cheering fans? It's stories like these that make the Mommsenstadion a vibrant part of Berlin's sports history. Let yourself be swept away by the atmosphere and feel the enduring passion for sports that has thrived here for decades.

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