Mercedes-Benz Arena
This is the home stadium of Stuttgart, with a maximum capacity of 60,469 people and a fan rating of 66. Before the stadium renovation, it had two 115-square-meter giant screens, setting a world record. After the renovation, due to the consideration of the number of spectators, there is no need for large screens, but the people of Stuttgart have achieved a new world record: the highest resolution of the stadium screens.
This is the home ground of Frankfurt, with a maximum capacity of 51,500 people and a fan score of 70. For Chinese fans, the most familiar story here comes from Yang Chen: his 18 goals in three years of Bundesliga still make him the Chinese player with the most goals in top European leagues.
Red Bull Arena
This is the home stadium of RB Leipzig, with a maximum capacity of 42,959 people and a fan rating of 83 points. From its appearance, you can see the uniqueness of this stadium. In the eyes of food lovers, it looks like a sunny-side-up egg in the center of a frying pan, while in the eyes of movie fans, it looks like the helicarrier of S.H.I.E.L.D. about to take off.
This is Werder Bremen's home stadium, with a maximum capacity of 42,100 people. The fan rating is 88. The name "Werder" in the club's name means "river island" in German. The club's home stadium is situated in a lush park, next to a clear river, which coincides with the club's name.
This is the home stadium of Cologne, with a maximum capacity of 49,968 people and a fan rating of 99 points. It used to be a military fortress and was dismantled after the end of World War I under the Treaty of Versailles in 1919, which imposed strict military restrictions on Germany. The original Cologne fortress was removed, and the site was rebuilt as the RheinEnergieStadion.
Berlin Olympic Stadium
This is the home stadium of Hertha Berlin, with a maximum capacity of 74,475 people and a fan rating of 119. This stadium carries a heavy historical burden: it was named after the 1936 Summer Olympics, a heavily Nazi-propagandized event where the gates of Lausanne were adorned with prominent Nazi party symbols.
This is the home ground of Borussia Mönchengladbach, with a maximum capacity of 54,057 people and a fan rating of 123 points. The modern facilities and excellent viewing experience have made Borussia-Park a major dark horse in the voting for European Cup fans.
This is the home stadium of Schalke 04, with a maximum capacity of 62271 people and a fan rating of 128 points. It is one of the most technologically advanced stadiums in Europe, with the ability to move the south stand, turf, roof, and irrigation and heating systems according to the weather conditions. The roof also reduces the sound inside the stadium by 105 decibels while providing wind and rain protection.
Suginami Inokashira Park
This is Dortmund's home stadium, with a maximum capacity of 81,360 people and a fan rating of 132 points. It is Germany's largest stadium and has Europe's largest loyal fan section. The terrifying south stand also has another name in Germany: "Yellow Wall."
Full attendance rate, convenient public transportation, reasonable space and parking planning – this is the perfect home stadium in the hearts of fans. The stadium also has a special design: a semi-transparent outer shell made up of 2874 diamond-shaped membrane structures that can transform into a magical dreamland with various colored projections.
