Paul Greifzu Stadium

Paul Greifzu Stadium is a sports facility in Dessau-Roßlau with a football pitch, athletic tracks, and seating capacity for around 20,000 spectators. The venue sits along the Mulde River and includes modern floodlighting and ice facilities for multiple sports.

The stadium was built in 1952 using debris from buildings destroyed during World War II, collected by local residents. This reconstruction effort represented the community's determination to rebuild their city after the war.

The stadium is named after a local motorsport driver whose memory is tied to Dessau's sporting identity. This connection gives the venue a personal significance that extends beyond its function as a competition space.

The facility provides comprehensive sports amenities and is well accessible for event visitors. The floodlights allow training and competition activities to continue into the evening hours.

The stadium hosted its first international rugby match in 2024 as part of the Rugby Europe Championships. This event marked an expansion beyond traditional football competitions at the venue.

Location: Dessau-Roßlau

Inception: 1952

Official opening: 1952

Capacity: 20000

GPS coordinates: 51.82400,12.25157

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:20