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Welcome to Auestadion, the multi-use stadium in Kassel that serves as the home ground for KSV Hessen Kassel. Located at Frankfurter Straße 143, 34121 Kassel, Germany, this venue hosts football, athletics, and community events with a long history dating back to notable matches in the 1950s and 1960s. The stadium blends historical significance with modern upgrades, including a new main stand and expanded seating to accommodate spectators for major events. Whether you’re coming for a league match, a regional championship, or an athletics meet, we’ve got you covered with practical, down-to-earth guidance on getting in, parking, and finding a place to stay or dine nearby.
Read on for seating details, transit options via Kassel’s tram and RegioTram networks, parking tips, and hand-picked hotel and restaurant recommendations from trusted affiliate partners to make your visit smooth and straightforward.
Venue Overview
Auestadion is a multi-use stadium in Kassel with a total capacity of 18,737 and around 8,700 seats. The balance consists of standing terraces, allowing for a lively atmosphere during football and athletics events. The venue has a history of hosting significant competitions, including DFB-Pokal finals in the late 1950s and Deutsche Leichtathletik-Meisterschaften in 2011. The adjacent Eissporthalle Kassel was renamed Probonio Arena (Nordhessen Arena) in 2023–2025, but Auestadion itself remains the primary stage for football and athletics in Kassel.
Seating & Accessibility
- Total capacity: 18,737
- Seated capacity: ~8,700 across main and side stands
- Seating layout includes a newly upgraded main stand
- Accessible seating available; contact us for specific needs and proximity to entryways
Transit & Parking
- Transit: Kassel Straßenbahn lines 5 and 6, and RegioTram RT5 serve the area. Auestadion stop provides easy access to the venue.
- Parking: On-site parking area near Auestadion with ~370 spaces in adjacent lots. Some lots may be restricted during events; plan extra time for arrivals.
Nearby Hotels & Dining
There are numerous hotels within a few kilometers of Auestadion. For dependable, convenient bookings, consider our recommended partners below. Availability varies by date, so secure your stay early.
Nearby dining options include casual eateries and traditional German pubs, with partner recommendations to help you secure a great pre- or post-match meal. Always confirm hours and availability when planning your visit.
Things to Know About the Venue
- Auestadion has a storied history, including hosting Bundesliga promotion playoffs with notable attendance in the 1960s.
- The adjacent Eissporthalle Kassel was renamed Probonio Arena (Nordhessen Arena) in 2023–2025, but Auestadion remains the primary venue for football and athletics in Kassel.
- All events at Auestadion are managed with standard venue policies; check event pages for any specific accessibility or security requirements.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Venue: Auestadion, multi-use stadium (football and athletics) in Kassel; home ground of KSV Hessen Kassel.
- Address: Frankfurter Straße 143, 34121 Kassel, Germany (official city directory lists this as the stadium address).
- Capacity and seating: Total capacity 18,737; 8,700 seats; rest are standing terraces.
- Seating chart: Approximately 8,700 seated across main and side stands; layout includes a new main stand added during upgrades.
- Transit: Access via Kassel Straßenbahn lines 5 and 6 and RegioTram RT5; Auestadion stop serves the venue.
- Parking: On-site parking area near Auestadion; typical capacity around 370 spaces in adjacent lots; some parking areas may be restricted during events.
- Nearby hotels: Numerous hotels within a few kilometers; booking platforms list multiple options near Auestadion (dates affect availability).
- Notable events: 1964 Bundesliga promotion playoff attendance around 37,000; DFB-Pokal finals in 1957/58 and 1958/59; Deutsche Leichtathletik-Meisterschaften hosted in 2011.
- Renaming/demolition: Auestadion itself has not been demolished or renamed; adjacent Eissporthalle Kassel was renamed Probonio Arena (Nordhessen Arena) in 2023–2025.