Deutsche Bank Park
Also known as: Waldstadion Frankfurt, Frankfurt Arena, Frankfurter Waldstadion · +2
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Deutsche Bank Park — still widely known as the Waldstadion — sits embedded in Frankfurt's city forest and holds around 58,000 spectators. Originally opened in 1925, the stadium was fundamentally transformed ahead of the 2006 FIFA World Cup, when it received a retractable roof and became a fully enclosed Bundesliga arena. Eintracht Frankfurt has written some of its finest chapters here: a DFB-Pokal victory in 2018 and the 2021/22 UEFA Europa League title, with the semifinal leg against West Ham widely regarded as one of the most atmospheric nights in German club football. On non-matchdays, stadium tours take visitors through the dressing room tunnels, catacombs, and press area, with a club fanshop at the main entrance.
55,000 seats in the Stadtwald, opened 1925 as the Waldstadion, multiple rebuilds — Eintracht Frankfurt home games and concerts.
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