List of stages

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This list includes stadiums from around the world.

German speaking countries

Germany

Schleswig-Holstein, Hamburg, Niedersachsen, Bremen

Land Bremen
Residential investment Weserstadion – Bremen
Weserstadion place 11 – Bremen
Sportpark am Vinnenweg – Bremen-Oberneuland
North Sea Stadium – Bremerhaven

Hamburg
Sportplatz Memellandallee (Dr. Hermann Rapid Sportplatz) – Hamburg-Altona-Nord
Volksparkstadion – Hamburg-Bahrenfeld (UEFA category 4)
Billtalstadion – Hamburg-Bergedorf
Stadium Hoheluft – Hamburg-Eppendorf
Stadium Marienthal – Hamburg-Marienthal
Adolf-Jäger-Kampfbahn – Hamburg-Ottensen
Sportpark Eimsbüttel – Hamburg-Stellingen
Millerntor Stadium – Hamburg-St. Pauli

Lower Saxony
Eintracht Stadium – Braunschweig
M&P Baudesign Arena – Cloppenburg
East Frisia Stadium – Emden
S-Arena – Goslar
Jahnstadion – Göttingen
HDI Arena (Lower Saxony Stadium) – Hannover
Beekestadion – Hannover-Ricklingen
Eilenriedestadion – Hannover
Rudolf Kalweit Stadium – Hannover
Stadium on Lindener Berg – Hannover
Wilhelm Langrehr Stadium – Havelse
Hänsch Arena (Emsland Stadium) – Meppen
Stadium Donnerschwee – Oldenburg
Marchway Stadium – Oldenburg
Bremer Brücke – Osnabrück
Sports field forest sports facilities - Rehden
Jadestadion – Wilhelmshaven
VfL Stadium on Elsterweg – Wolfsburg
Volkswagen Arena – Wolfsburg

Schleswig-Holstein
Stadium on Meldorfer Straße – Heide
Holstein Stadium – Kiel
Stadium at the Lohmühle – Lübeck
Edmund-Plambeck Stadium – Norderstedt

North Rhine-Westphalia

Springstadion – Aachen
New Tivoli – Aachen
Old Tivoli – Aachen
Wersestadion – Ahlen
BELKAW Arena – Bergisch Gladbach
SchücoArena (Alm) – Bielefeld
Olympic Stadium at Hünting – Bocholt
Stadium at Hünting – Bocholt
Ruhrstadion – Bochum
Lohrheidestadion – Bochum-Wattenscheid
Sportpark Nord – Bonn
Jahnstadion – Bottrop
Westfalenstadion – Dortmund (UEFA category 4)
Stadium Red Earth - Dortmund
Schauinsland-Reisen-Arena – Duisburg
Schwelgernstadion – Duisburg-Hamborn
PCC Stadium – Duisburg-Homberg
Wedaustadion (1921–2003) – Duisburg
Merkur Spiel-Arena – Düsseldorf
Paul-Janes-Stadion – Düsseldorf
Rheinstadion (1925–2002) – Düsseldorf
Stadium on Feuerbachstraße – Düsseldorf
Georg Melches Stadium (1926–2012) – Essen
Stadium Essen – Essen
Uhlenkrugstadion – Essen-Stadtwald
Sportpark Am Hallo – Essen-Stopenberg
Stadium Mathias Stinnes – Essen-Karnap
Parkstadion – Gelsenkirchen

Veltins-Arena (Arena AufSchalke) – Gelsenkirchen (UEFA category 4)
Stadium Gladbeck – Gladbeck
Hubert Houben Stadium – Goch
Heidewaldstadion – Gütersloh
Ludwig-Jahn-Stadion – Herford
PolygonVatro-Arena – Herne
Moon Palace Arena – Herne
Rheinenergiestadion (Müngersdorfer Stadium) – Cologne
Sportpark Höhenberg – Cologne
South Stadium – Cologne
Franz Kremer Stadium – Cologne
Grotenburg Stadium – Krefeld
Bayer Sportstadion (stadium at Löschenhofweg) – Krefeld-Uerdingen
BayArena (Ulrich Haberland Stadium) – Leverkusen
Ulrich Haberland Stadium (Kl)