Weserstadion

Weserstadion

The stadium opened in 1947 and has been renovated several times. A total reconstruction of the stadium took place in 2008 and costed 76.5 million euros. This wasn’t the only time the club spent much money; ABTS 1891 Bremen – the club that played in the stadium at the time – renovated the club in 1926, as well, which resulted in their bankruptcy three years later. Werder Bremen took over the stadium and Bremen SV played at the stadium, too, for several years. The stadium’s current capacity is 42,800 and it’s named after the river that flows next to the stadium. Buildings are now attached to the stadium, which predominantly serve as offices. Solar panels have been placed on the roof of the stadium, but the expansion of 50,000 didn’t take place due to a lack of financial resources.

Visit the Weserstadion

There is a quite simple way to get to the Weserstadion from Bremen’s city centre. You can board tram three towards Weserwher at station Bremen Obernstrasse. You should disembark at Westerstadion. This only takes 20 minutes, and you walk right to the stadium. Do you have your own transport device available? Then it’s a ten-minute drive from the city’s centre to the stadium. Another option is by foot. It takes around 30 minutes to walk from Bremen’s city centre to the stadium. Is the sun shining and would you like to walk? Then this is the best alternative. Would you like to visit the convivial stadium in Bremen? Then you should book your football trip to Werder Bremen at Number 1 Football Travel!