Waldstadion

Waldstadion is a football stadium in Giessen with a natural grass field surrounded by a running track and capacity for about 650 seated spectators and over 4,000 standing visitors. Covered seating areas provide shelter for some fans, while the playing field remains visible from all parts of the grounds.

The stadium was built in 1925 and originally accommodated around 10,000 spectators before being renovated in recent times. The reconstruction reduced capacity to its current size while maintaining the original layout with the athletics track.

This is home to FC Giessen, a club formed when two local football teams joined together and now represents the city's football community. Supporters gather here to cheer on their team and celebrate local football traditions.

The stadium uses a cashless payment system for all purchases including food and drinks, so visitors should have cards or digital payment methods ready before arriving. Covered areas are limited, so bringing appropriate clothing for rainy weather is advisable.

The stadium still features the original athletics track that encircles the football field, a rare characteristic in modern football stadiums. This track shows that the venue once served multiple sports, not just football.