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About Vonovia Ruhrstadion

Welcome to Vonovia Ruhrstadion, the home ground of VfL Bochum. With a total capacity of 26,000, the stadium features four stands — North, East, South, and West — and seating-focused sections on the Nord-/Südtribüne and the East/West stands. The venue has hosted memorable football moments, including European competition nights and FIFA World Cup group-stage matches. Here’s your practical guide to attending a match or event, from seating and parking to transit and nearby lodging and dining options.

Whether you’re planning a weekend match or a special event, we’ve got you covered with trusted guidance on securing your seats, navigating VAT-free transfers, and finding convenient stays and eateries in Bochum. For an easy, no-fuss ticket experience, rely on our connection to reliable options and local insights.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 26,000 (total) with four stands: North, East, South, West.
  • Location/address: Castroper Straße 145, 44791 Bochum, Germany.
  • Venue type: Football stadium; home ground of VfL Bochum.
  • Seating chart: Four stands with multiple seating blocks; seating-focused sections on the Nord-/Südtribüne and the East/West stands.
  • Parking: Limited official parking; nearby options include Parkhaus Stadionring (~2,000 spaces) and street parking with matchday restrictions; expect some streets around the venue to be closed on game days.
  • Transit: Accessible by public transit via Bochum Hauptbahnhof (S-Bahn) and nearby U-Bahn/stadium stops; see local transport guidance for matchdays.
  • Nearby hotels: Multiple options in Bochum city center (e.g., B&B Hotel Bochum-City, B&B Hotel Bochum Hbf-Süd, ACHAT Hotel Bochum Dortmund, Parkhotel Bochum, Welcome Hotels).
  • Notable events hosted: 1992 UEFA Champions League match CSKA Moscow vs Rangers; 2004 U-21 European Championship final (Italy vs Serbia & Montenegro); 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup group-stage matches.
  • Renaming: Naming rights since 2016 have given the venue the name Vonovia Ruhrstadion (previously rewirpowerSTADION and Ruhrstadion).
  • Demolished: The stadium is not demolished; it remains in use as VfL Bochum's home ground.