Stadium Guides
Stadium guides for groundhoppers: stands, sightlines, atmosphere, away blocks, how to get in and what to see around the ground.
Alte Forsterei stadium guide: one tier, one wall of sound
The Alte Försterei holds 22,012 people and one of the loudest terraces in Germany, a quarter of an hour outside central Berlin.
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Benito Villamarin stadium guide: Real Betis at home in Seville
The Benito Villamarín seats 60,721 and the south end is the loudest part of a ground that has grown stand by stand since 1929.
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Millerntor stadium guide: St Pauli, the terrace and the district
The Millerntor holds 29,546 people and sits ten minutes from the Reeperbahn, which is why the pre-match walk is part of the experience.
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De Kuip stadium guide: Feyenoord, the second ring and the walk
De Kuip is a 1937 bowl with steep stands, which is why the sound stays inside and the view from the upper tier is better than the photographs suggest.
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La Bombonera stadium guide: Boca Juniors and a vertical ground
La Bombonera fits 58,305 people into a city block in La Boca, and its steepest stand leans over the pitch like a wall.
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Signal Iduna Park stadium guide: Dortmund and the Yellow Wall
Signal Iduna Park holds 81,365 and the south terrace alone stands 24,454 people, which makes it the first ground on most groundhopping lists.
2026-09-28