Top 10 biggest Regionalliga stadiums for 2021/22 season.
Number 10. Stadion Niederrhein. Located in Oberhausen, the stadium is the home of
Rot-Weiß Oberhausen. It has a capacity of 17,165 and it opened on 28 February 1926.
Rot-Weiß Oberhausen plays in Regionalliga West.
Number 9. Auestadion. The home KSV Hessen Kassel has a capacity of 18,737. Auestadion
opened on 23 August 1953 and is located in Kassel. Hessen Kassel plays in Regionalliga Südwest.
Number 8. Donaustadion. The home ground of SSV Ulm 1846 opened in 1925. Donaustadion
has a capacity of 19,500 and is located in Ulm. Ulm plays in Regionalliga Südwest.
Number 7. Stadion am Bieberer Berg. The largest stadium in Regionallliga Südwest with a capacity
of 20,500, Stadion am Bieberer Berg is located in Offenbach am Main. It is the home of Kickers
Offenbach and it opened on 21 May 1921. Number 6. Stadion Essen.
Located in Essen, the stadium is the home of Rot-Weiss Essen. Stadion Essen has a capacity
of 20,650 and it opened on 12 August 2012. Rot-Weiss Essen plays in Regionalliga West.
Number 5. Hans-Walter-Wild-Stadion. The home of SpVgg Bayreuth, the stadium has a capacity of
21,500. Hans-Walter-Wild-Stadion opened in 1967 and is located in Bayreuth.
SpVgg Bayreuth plays in Regionalliga Bayern. Number 4. Stadion der Freundschaft. With a
capacity of 22,528, Stadion der Freundschaft is the largest stadium in Regionalliga Nordost and
is the home ground of Energie Cottbus. The stadium is located in Cottbus and it opened in 1930.
Number 3. Stadion am Zoo. The home of Wuppertaler SV, Stadion am Zoo is located in Wuppertal and
has a capacity of 23,067. It opened in 1924. Wuppertaler plays in Regionalliga West.
Number 2. Rosenaustadion. With a capacity of 28,000, Rosenaustadion is the largest
stadium in Regionalliga Bayern. It is located in Augsburg and is the home of FC Augsburg II.
The stadium opened on 16 September 1951. Number 1. Tivoli. Tivoli is the largest stadium
in Regionalliga with a capacity of 32,960. It is the home of Alemannia Aachen and it opened
on 12 August 2009. The stadium is located in Aachen. Alemannia plays in Regionalliga West.