Augsburg

The FIFA Women's World Cup Stadium in Augsburg was completely rebuilt exclusively for football between 2007 and 2009, celebrating its official opening...

Augsburg

Berlin

The Berlin Olympiastadion has a long and illustrious history. First built in 1936, it was inaugurated with the start of the Olympic Games on 1 August...

Berlin

Bochum

The FIFA Women's World Cup Stadium in Bochum was built in its current form between March 1976 and July 1979.

Bochum

Dresden

The new Rudolf Harbig Stadion in Dresden was completely rebuilt in 2009, replacing the structure which had previously stood there for over 100 years.

Dresden

Frankfurt

The FIFA Women's World Cup Stadium in Frankfurt will be the venue for the final of the tournament on 17 July 2011.

Frankfurt/Main

Leverkusen

Bayer Leverkusen's home stadium was originally built in 1956, but after the club was promoted to the Bundesliga, ever-increasing numbers flocked to se...

Leverkusen

Monchengladbach

The Borussia Park in Monchengladbach was opened on 30 July 2004. With a capacity of 45,867, the partially-roofed stadium is the third largest of the F...

Moenchengladbach

Sinsheim

Following 22 months of construction, the Rhein Neckar Arena in Sinsheim was opened amid much fanfare in January 2009.

Sinsheim

Wolfsburg

The Arena Im Allerpark, Wolfsburg can accommodate up to 26,067 spectators. Built in 2002, the stadium cost around €53million to construct and boasts a...

Wolfsburg