BVG-Stadion

The BVG-Stadion is a sports facility in Lichtenberg with a rectangular pitch and a main structure designed to seat roughly 2000 spectators. The layout reflects traditional German post-war sports architecture and serves competitive football matches at the regional level.

The facility was founded in 1949 under architect Jean Krämer's direction, creating a ground for the local transit company's football team. The building has retained its structural characteristics from that post-war era since its inception.

The stadium bears the name of the city's public transportation company and reflects a historical bond between transit operations and grassroots football. Supporters gather here to watch local matches played in the regional league.

The stadium sits near Siegfriedstraße in eastern Berlin and is reachable by public transport with connections to the city center. Visitors will find regular transit options available throughout the week.

The facility is now a protected cultural monument and preserves original structural elements from the immediate post-war period, making it a rare example of that era. Many visitors overlook how well these original features have lasted until today.

Location: Berlin

Architects: Jean Krämer

Capacity: 2000

GPS coordinates: 52.52970,13.50220

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:07