Hamburg hosts four 1st round games and a
quarter-final match in the AOL Arena - the home of Hamburger SV.
World Cup Schedule.
Although the people of Hamburg still refer to it affectionately as
the Volksparkstadium, the name AOL
Arena was indirectly paid for with the people's money. Franz Beckenbauer refers to it
as 'one of the nicest stadiums in Europe'.
With a 55,000 capacity for domestic games the AOL Arena will hold a
little around 45,500 (all-seating) for World Cup matches.
Hamburg AOL Arena
Saturday, 10th June
Group C
Argentina vs C�te
d'Ivoire (2:1)
Thursday, 15th June
Group A
Ecuador vs Costa Rica
(3:0)
Monday, 19th June
Group H
Saudi Arabia vs Ukraine
(0:4)
Thursday, 22nd June
Group E
Czech Republic vs Italy
(0:2)
Friday, 30th June
1/4 Final
Italy vs Ukraine (3:0)
Getting to the Stadium:
If you're travelling by car, exit the A7 at the Volkspark exit.
Public
Transportation in Hamburg: (Network
Map)
From Hamburg Hauptbahnhof, take the S21 to Stellingen (Arena).
Distances From Hamburg (By Train)
Berlin: 1hr 35mins.
Dortmund: 2hrs 45mins.
Frankfurt: 3hrs 40mins.
Gelsenkirchen: 3hrs 20mins (via
M�nster).
Hannover: 1hr 20mins.
Kaiserslautern: 5hrs 10mins
(via Mannheim).
Köln: 4hrs 5mins.
Leipzig: 3hrs 25mins.
München: 6hrs.
Nürnberg: 4hrs 15mins.
Stuttgart: 5hrs 10mins.
Flying Between Matches:
Germanwings
fly from Hamburg to Munich and Stuttgart.
Hamburg is Germany's second largest city and will be the World Cup
base for the US team and many of their American supporters.
The Hanseatic City's beautiful location on the Alster and Elbe rivers
give it a very maritime feel. The dense network of waterways and open water help shape the
city's appearance and it is said that Hamburg even has more bridges than Venice.
Hamburg
Tourism:
The official site for tourist information about Hamburg.
Hamburg
City Panoramas:
View beautiful panorama images of Hamburg.
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