Eintracht Stadion - Eintracht Braunschweig Stadium Guide

Below is a seating plan of Eintracht Braunschweig's Eintracht Stadion:

Eintracht Stadion is comprised of four stands: North, East, South and West.

Click the thumbnails above to enlarge an image of each stand and to read a more detailed description of each part of the Stadium.

Eintracht Braunschweig Club Shop

Eintracht Braunschweig FC operate two club shops throughout the area, in addition to their online store.

1. City Fanshop

You can purchase a wide range of memorabilia as well as tickets for both the stadium and transport to get there such as Buses and where necessary train.

• Address: Eintracht Frankfurt Fanshop, Ritterbrunnen 7, 38100.
• Phone Number: 0531-70214644
• Opening Time: Monday to Friday 10am – 7pm and  Saturday 10am – 6pm

2. Stadium Fanshop

On the day of matches, the stadium is usually open for 2 hours before kick off. On non-match days (including weekends) and holidays is remains closed.

• Address: Eintracht Stadion Fan Shop Hamburger Str 210 38112.
• Phone Number: 0531-2323022
• Opening Time: Monday to Friday 10am – 6pm

Eintracht Braunschweig FC offer fans the chance to take a behind the scenes look at their beloved stadium with the creation of their stadium tour. The 90 minute journey starts at the gift shop and if you want, can end in the “True Love” club restaurant which is very reasonable priced with a main and beer offered at just under €9.00, with the children’s menu costing closer to €6.00 euros.

The tours are capped at a size of 25 which ensures you have lots of space to take photos and the opportunity to ask questions, with Stefan Lindstedt the highly knowledgeable stadium announcer even conducting two of the tours each month himself which will give those luck attendees unparalleled insights and anecdotes.

Prices and Booking Information

You can either choose to book tickets for just the stadium tour or for a few euros more you can include a visit to the exhibition as well.

• Adults: €7 (€9 for exhibition)
• Children up to 6 years €2  (€3)
• Children 7-12 years  €4 (€4)
• Children price from 13  year: €5 (€7)

Discounts are also available for groups greater than 10 with a price reduction of 1 euro of all tickets, and you can book your place on the tour either online by emailing [email protected] or by purchasing your tickets at either of the club shops. Tours usually occur 2-3 times a month with the most up to date information available here.

The Stadium is well connected to the A391 motorway via the Hamburger Straße main road which is easily identifiable on a map. From the North, East and West take the A2 Hanover-Berlin until exit 55 (Braunschweig-Nord) and then continue along either the A391 West Bypass or A392 Bypass and then exit onto Hamburger Straße. If you are coming from the South, take the A391 North crossing the A7 Kassel-Hannover and then look for the same Hamburger road exit.

A decent place to park is at Schützenplatz, 500 meteres away from the Hamburger Straße city junction which is has numerous parking spaces, and is only 5 minutes walk from the stadium.

The closest airport to the city is technically Braunschweig-Wolfsburg Airport but unfortunately it is only used as a cargo and private aeroplanes with it’s history lying in Military use in the 1930s. This makes Hannover Airport the nearest, and it will take you approximately 30-40 minutes by car, or an 1 hour via train. There are numerous shuttle services which run from the airport and you needn’t worry as public transport in German is very good.

There are numerous hotels located along K2/Hamburger Straße which is less than 5 minutes from the Eintracht Stadium such as Stadthotel Braunschweig, Hotel Gifhorn and Hotel Innenstadt. Back within the city centre which is encircled by the Oker river, there is also decent choice with Best Western Stadpalais and City Partner City-Hotel Braunschweig being two slightly more expensive but reliable options to take a look at.