Signal Iduna Park - Le stadiez-vous ?
Quelques anecdotes et infos intéressantes que tu dois connaître concernant le Signal Iduna Park du Borussia Dortmund
What should you know about Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund?
Find out anecdotes and useful information about the Signal Iduna Park of Borussia Dortmund.
Anecdote No. 1: The Yellow Wall
The Yellow Wall is Europe's largest terrace, with a capacity of 24,454 seats. In terms of dimensions, the terrace has a width of 100m, a height of 40m and an inclination of 37°.
Anecdote No. 2: The German National Football Museum
Discover the German National Football Museum opposite Dortmund railway station! A presentation of football's rise in Germany, the glorious exploits of the Mannschaft, the trophies won, the history of Germany's major clubs…
Anecdote No. 3: The Borusseum
If you're visiting Dortmund, don't miss the Borusseum: the museum dedicated to BVB's history, with the opportunity to enjoy a free tour of Signal Iduna Park (pitch side, Yellow Wall, terraces, dressing rooms, players' bench…). There's also a large BVB shop where you can find all the club's kits and merchandise!
Anecdote No. 4: The Ruhr and its stadiums
The city of Dortmund is located in the Ruhr… a region where you'll find many major German clubs within a 100km radius: Dortmund, Schalke 04, Bochum, Cologne, Mönchengladbach, Düsseldorf, Leverkusen, Duisburg… A great opportunity to discover many stadiums with fantastic atmospheres!
So, did you know these anecdotes?
To find all the practical information about the stadium, head over to Signal Iduna Park's page.
And if you'd like to plan a stadium tour in Germany, here's what you need to know about the country.
