Buniamshof

The Buniamshof is a stadium in Lübeck featuring an eight-lane synthetic track with a natural grass field at its center. The facility offers covered seating areas and has a total capacity of around 2500 seats.

The grounds were designed in 1910 by landscape architect Erwin Barth and rank among the earliest municipal sports facilities in Germany. It was built on land between the city moat and the Trave River, reflecting the period when cities began systematically developing sports infrastructure.

The stadium serves as home ground for several local sports clubs and hosts regional athletics competitions. It plays an important role in the sporting life of the city and brings together athletes and spectators from the surrounding area.

The facility is easily accessible with floodlights available for evening events. Visitors will find it conveniently located on Wallstraße with straightforward access for both spectators and athletes.

The stadium takes its name from a bastion that was built between 1614 and 1618 as part of the city's defensive structures. This historical connection links the sports grounds to Lübeck's military architecture and fortification history.

Location: Lübeck

Inception: 1910

Architects: Erwin Barth

Official opening: June 14, 1914

Capacity: 8549

GPS coordinates: 53.85830,10.68130

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:06