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Why is it called 'Stadion an der Alten Försterei'?
Does Union Berlin offer a tour of Stadion an der Alten forsterei?
When did der Alten Försterei become a football stadium?
Union Berlin offer guided stadium tours around Stadion An der Alten Forsterei that include the players’ tunnel, dressing rooms, press room, and VIP areas. Tours typically run on the weekends at 1:00 pm. Check the Union website for the current schedule and bookings. Tickets cost €9.00. Email touren@altefoesterei.berlin for more information.
Mar 31, 2018 · Whilst in Berlin, Stadion An der Alten Forsterei is a stadium you need to tick off. A first-rate club doing some exceptional things in a superb city. The unique and attractive frontage of the stadium, the lusty atmosphere, and the forest location do make this a great venue.
- Chris Tuck
Alte Försterei. “ What a Night. Wow, if you are a groundhopper and you have never been here this a must. Reminded me so much of football in the early 90s back in England. The place bounces. We got off at Splindersfeld and walked over the river straight to an ace brew house. Kopenick is a pretty little place, great walk to the ground.
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A stadium built by fans. Near the small Wuhle River in Köpenick is the traditional venue of 1. FC Union Berlin, inaugurated with a match against Viktoria 89 in 1920. Because an old woodsman's house once stood next to the stadium, the stadium came to be called the "Stadion An Der Alten Försterei" ("Stadium by the Old Woodsman's House").
Official Stadium Name. Stadion An Der Alten Försterei. Former Names. Alternative Names. Sportplatz Sadowa. Inauguration Date. 17/03/1920. Opening Game. Union Berlin v Viktoria 89.
- Sportplatz Sadowa
- Union Berlin v Viktoria 89
- 17/03/1920
- 17/03/1920
An der Alten Försterei stadium has existed since 1920. Initially, it was a fairly modest football facility, with embankments around the pitch. Between 1968 and 1970, the terraces on the eastern side were considerably extended, as were those behind the goals between 1979 and 1983. Between 2008 and 2009, the stands on the north, east and south ...
The Stadion an der Alten Forsterei might boast the most spectacular walk-up in German football. It's a schlep from Berlin proper - in the southern suburb of Köpenick - but when you arrive, you are in for a treat.
