Wartburgstadion Eisenach, Football stadium and cultural monument in Eisenach, Germany.

Wartburgstadion Eisenach is a football and athletics stadium on the Katzenaue grounds at the foot of the Michelskuppe, northwest of Eisenach's centre. It holds 4,520 places, of which 139 are seats. Its wooden grandstand and natural-stone structures flanking it, with a tower on the east side, led to its listing as a Thuringian monument in January 2009.

The stadium was built in 1955 and displays post-war architecture that now holds protected monument status. This recognition honors its value as an example of sports construction from that period.

The stadium hosts FC Eisenach and shapes the city's sports life through regular matches and local football tradition. It serves the community as a gathering place for fans and shows how important this venue is for Eisenach's identity.

The site is located near Julius-Lippold-Straße in northern Eisenach and is easy to reach. Visitors will find basic facilities there and should expect larger crowds especially during match days.

The stadium combines active sports use with protected monument status - a rare case where a regularly used sports venue is also preserved as a historic building. This dual function makes it a special place where history and daily sporting life intersect.