Borussia-Park Stadium

Address: Borussia-Park, Hennes-Weisweiler-Allee 1, 41179 Mönchengladbach, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Website: https://www.borussia.de

Hours: Stadium open on match days and for booked events/tours; check website

Admission: Match-day tickets and stadium-tour prices vary; check club site

Borussia-Park is the home stadium of Bundesliga club Borussia Mönchengladbach, located in Mönchengladbach, North Rhine-Westphalia. The ground opened in 2004 and serves as the club’s primary venue for domestic and European matches.

The stadium holds roughly 54,000 spectators and is built around a standard 105 by 68 metre playing pitch, with modern spectator facilities, hospitality suites, and dedicated fan areas. Guided tours and a club museum provide access to behind-the-scenes areas and historical exhibits about the club.

Borussia-Park was developed to meet contemporary stadium standards and replaced the older Bökelbergstadion as the club’s match venue. It has hosted Bundesliga fixtures, cup matches, and occasional international club competitions.

The stadium sits on the western edge of Mönchengladbach and is served by regional roads and public transport links from the city and surrounding towns. On matchdays additional shuttle services and parking arrangements are typically in effect.

• Capacity and opening year: The stadium has a seating capacity of about 54,000 and opened in 2004, replacing the club’s older Bökelbergstadion.
• Matchday access: Matchdays include fan zones and public transit increases; check local transport schedules and club information for special event services.

What to See#

• Pitch: The playing surface is a regulation pitch used for Bundesliga and international fixtures; standard dimensions are 105 by 68 metres.
• Borussia Museum and fan facilities: A club museum and fan facilities sit adjacent to the stadium, offering exhibits on Borussia Mönchengladbach’s history and matchday visitor services.

Borussia‑Park is located in Mönchengladbach, North Rhine‑Westphalia. Travel by regional train to Mönchengladbach Hauptbahnhof and continue to the stadium by local bus or taxi; by car the stadium is reached via the regional motorway network (follow signs from the A52/A61 and local roads) and matchday parking/traffic arrangements are posted by the club.

• On matchdays use public transport rather than driving-special fan trains and shuttle services run from Mönchengladbach and nearby stations to Borussia‑Park, and parking is limited.
• If you want a quieter experience, book a non-matchday stadium tour in advance; these guided tours let you see the stands, museum and behind‑the‑scenes areas without the matchday crowds.