Signal Iduna Park

Borussia Dortmund • Dortmund

Address
Strobelallee 50, 44139 Dortmund, Allemagne
Inauguration
2 April 1974
Capacity
81,365 spectators
Pitch type
Hybrid grass

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Closed · Opens Tuesday at 09:30

Borusseum

  • Monday 09:30 – 18:30
  • Tuesday 09:30 – 18:30
  • Wednesday 09:30 – 18:30
  • Thursday 09:30 – 18:30
  • Friday 09:30 – 18:30
  • Saturday 09:30 – 18:30
  • Sunday 09:30 – 18:30

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4.7

Visitor reviews

1 645 reviews
Daniel Guzmán
July 28, 2026

It's an amazing experience, it has a lot of history, from the beginning of the club to the actuality. It goes through all the different time periods, without hiding anything. You can see beautiful memories from the club, the players, the staff and the fans, you really feel like a part of the club

Yakubu Salami
May 26, 2026

Bvb 👍🏻 nice place or stadium to visit but one has to booked well in advance for a tour of the stadium as there no dates in months. Moreover, the museum is open for visit everyday which is cool👍🏻

Alessandro Mazzone
September 06, 2025

The Museum offers an interesting tour on the story of the club, but unfortunately most of the descriptions don't have an English translation and this affect the experience. There are interactive activities which are very fun and are worth the visit, together with the trophies room

isam biaha
May 06, 2025

A nice but small museum, informative and interactive in some parts...you can't spend more than 1 hour over there

Pitirudee Sirisamphan
December 16, 2024

My son is Dortmund fc We’ve been there for Dortmund vs Barcerona on 12.12.24. Great experiences ,especially Dortmund fan cheering. BVB Always!!⚽️⚽️

Natalia Crea
September 11, 2023

Nice little museum. One can tell it has been built with love and passion. Although, I was expecting more, maybe some more videos and pictures from nowadays rather than being so focused on the founding of the team. Which, don't get me wrong, it's great to know about and it's told in a very dramatic Netflix way, making it pretty interesting, just wish they would update it a little bit. Tickets are 9€ unless you are a student, then it's 7€.

Liselot Ramirez (Lee)
August 23, 2023

If you're a fan of BVB, you'll love it. If you're not a fan, the BVB and the city have a very close relationship, so you'll learn a lot about the city's growth and its people. I love that the museum has a part dedicated to the fans, with items made by the fans, and you'll fall in love with both the team and them. I recommend it to anyone who visits Dortmund for the first time.

Ken Yu
February 11, 2023

Awesome experience. Enjoyed learning about BVB history. It was game day (gegen Bremen) so we didn't go inside. We'll save the game for another time. Museum is highly recommended. Fan shop is a short walk away.

About the stadium

On ne peut pas parler de Dortmund sans mentionner le Signal Iduna Park, cathédrale du football allemand. Avec plus de 81 000 places, c'est le plus grand stade d'Allemagne, et sans doute l'un des plus bruyants au monde.

Built for the 1974 World Cup and long known as the Westfalenstadion, the ground has been home to Borussia Dortmund ever since, a working-class club born in the heart of the Ruhr. The stadium has grown alongside its team and been modernized without losing its character. Its yellow pylons and sharp-angled architecture are now part of the city's skyline.

What made the Signal Iduna Park a legend is the Südtribüne, known as the Yellow Wall. Nearly 25,000 standing supporters, packed together and singing as one. It's a sea of fans that drives BVB forward like nowhere else. This living wall, 100 metres wide and 40 metres high, has become a global reference point, on a par with the Kop at Anfield.

On matchdays the stadium is transformed: yellow and black flags, giant tifos, the whole ground belting out "You'll Never Walk Alone", beer and currywurst around the gates. It's a whole culture, both popular and family-friendly, that plays out inside the ground.

Easy to reach from Dortmund city centre (U45 or U46 metro, Westfalenhallen stop), the Signal Iduna Park also opens its doors to visitors. The BVB Stadium Tour and the club museum, the Borusseum, take you through the dressing rooms, the players' tunnel and the story of a club deeply tied to its city.

Whether you come for a Dortmund - Bayern, a Revierderby against Schalke or just a weekend of football, the Signal Iduna Park is a complete experience, a place where the game returns to its roots: collective passion.

Upcoming matches

Nov

04

2026

Dortmund - Real Betis Champions League

Wednesday 21:00 • Signal Iduna Park • Dortmund

Nov

07

2026

Dortmund - Elversberg Bundesliga

Saturday 15:30 • Signal Iduna Park • Dortmund

Nov

29

2026

Dortmund - Leverkusen Bundesliga

Sunday 19:30 • Signal Iduna Park • Dortmund

Dec

09

2026

Dortmund - Inter Champions League

Wednesday 21:00 • Signal Iduna Park • Dortmund

Dec

12

2026

Dortmund - Augsburg Bundesliga

Saturday • Signal Iduna Park • Dortmund

Attendance

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Average attendance
81 170 spectators
Average fill rate
100%
Record attendance
81 365 spectators
Nov 22, 2025 · Dortmund - Stuttgart

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