About Weserstadion

The Weserstadion, home to SV Werder Bremen, is a landmark located along the scenic Weser River. Renowned for its innovative and sustainable design, the stadium features over 200,000 solar panels, making it one of the most eco-friendly football venues in Europe.

History

Established in 1924, the Weserstadion has transformed from a humble playing field into a state-of-the-art football arena. Over the decades, it has witnessed numerous historic moments, including Werder Bremen’s domestic and European triumphs, and undergone multiple upgrades to enhance its facilities and increase capacity.

Interesting Facts

• The stadium roof generates renewable energy through its solar panel array.
• Its riverside location offers unique access, including ferry services.
• The Weserstadion also hosts concerts and large-scale events beyond football.

Atmosphere

The Weserstadion delivers an electrifying atmosphere on matchdays. Werder Bremen’s passionate fans, renowned for their lively chants and unwavering support, make every game unforgettable. The stands' proximity to the pitch ensures a thrilling and immersive experience for all attendees.

Stadium Tour and Museum (WUSEUM)

Visitors can explore the rich history of Werder Bremen with a tour of the Weserstadion and its on-site museum, the WUSEUM. Guided tours provide behind-the-scenes access to areas like the players' tunnel, locker rooms, and pitch-side, offering football enthusiasts a glimpse into the heart of this iconic venue.

For details or to book tickets, visit the SV Werder Bremen Official Website.