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Frankenstadion Heilbronn Tickets

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FC Heilbronn Home Ground | Seating, Pa

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About Frankenstadion Heilbronn

Frankenstadion Heilbronn is a historic football and athletics stadium in Heilbronn, Germany. Home ground for FC Heilbronn, the venue combines a running track with a prominent terrace and a seated main tribune. With a total capacity of 17,284 (approximately 2,784 seats and 14,500 standing), the stadium offers an energetic atmosphere for football matches, athletics events, and occasional concerts. The venue name reflects its heritage, having been renamed from Städtisches Stadion in 1988 while remaining a key city sports site. Below you’ll find seating information, parking and transit details, and curated hotel and dining recommendations to help secure your seats and plan an easy trip.

Whether you’re catching a DFB-Pokal clash, a summer concert, or a local athletics meet, Frankenstadion Heilbronn provides an accessible venue with multiple transport options and nearby accommodations. We’ve highlighted practical tips, including the P+R Frankenstadion parking area and nearby Theresienstraße transit stops, plus trusted partner hotels and restaurants to simplify your visit. Remember to check the event page for date-specific details, such as any RESCHEDULED from its original date or Date to be announced notes for upcoming events.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 17,284 total (about 2,784 seats and 14,500 standing).
  • Address: Badstraße 100, 74072 Heilbronn, Germany (Frankenstadion).
  • Venue type: Football and athletics stadium with a running track; home ground for FC Heilbronn.
  • Seating chart: public seating data is limited; commonly cited figures list ~2,784 seats on main tribune.
  • Parking: P+R Frankenstadion with ~650 free spaces; additional city parking options nearby (Theresienstraße area).
  • Transit: accessible by public transport; nearby stops include Theresienstraße/Theresienwiese; Moovit lists bus lines and rail connections.
  • Nearby hotels: examples include B&B Hotel Heilbronn (≈0.9 km away) and other central Heilbronn accommodations.
  • Notable events hosted: concerts by Pink (2010), The Toten Hosen (2013), Die Ärzte (2022); DFB-Pokal match in 2013 (Neckarsulmer Sport-Union vs Kaiserslautern).
  • Renaming/demolition: Frankenstadion is the historic name; not demolished; historically renamed from Städtisches Stadion in 1988.