Wedaustadion

Wedaustadion was a multi-purpose stadium in Duisburg that could hold about 30,000 spectators and featured modern facilities for various sports. The venue included covered stands and a grass pitch designed to accommodate different kinds of competitions.

Built in 1921, the stadium grew to become one of Germany's largest sports venues of its time. It served the city for over 80 years before being demolished in 2003, marking the end of a significant chapter in Duisburg's sporting history.

The local football club, MSV Duisburg, made this ground their home for generations, creating a strong bond with supporters from the neighborhoods around it. The stadium became woven into the daily identity of the city and its people.

The grounds were easily accessible by car with plenty of parking space for visitors. The location was also well-positioned for public transportation, making it convenient for supporters traveling from different parts of the city.

The venue hosted the 1989 Universiade, a major international student sports festival that drew visitors from around the world. After closure, the local club moved to a newer facility, signaling the beginning of a new era in the city's sports landscape.

Location: Duisburg

Inception: 1921

Official opening: 1921

Capacity: 30112

GPS coordinates: 51.40903,6.77866

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:46