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Contents1 Stadium Guide History Seating Plan Stands2 The Matchday Experience Home Supporters Away Fans Best Pubs Food Club Shop Stadium Tours3 Ticket Prices4 Matchday Travel Driving Car Parks Bus Train Tram Airports5 Hotels Today’s Mage Solar Stadion has it’s origins back in 1928 when SC Freiburg played at the Winterer Stadium until they were forced to leave in 1936 when it was turned into an airfield. It wasn’t until the 1st of September 1954 that the club finally had access to a plot of land where they could construct a football pitch they could call their own. However it wouldn’t be until 1978 that the sports field would receive it’s first major expansion and grandstand to take the capacity up to 15,000. With Freiburg achieving promotion to the Bundesliga in 1993, the stadium received an upgraded floodlight system, a reconstructed East Stand and an expanded Main Stand with 5000 additional seats. Two years later during the Winter Break during the 1994/1995 season the South Stand was completed rebuilt and by June 1995 the capacity of the Dreisamstadion had risen to a respectable 18,000.

The current capacity of 24,000 wasn’t achieved until 1999 when the East and North stand were once again expanded with the final breakdown estimated to be 14,000 seats and 10,000 standing places for fans with all stands fully covered. In 2004 the Dreisamstadion became the Badenova Stadium for a 7 year period (2004-2011) and after the expiration of this contract the ground is now referred to as the MAGE SOLAR Stadion for sponsorship reasons with FC Freiburg’s stadium having two photovoltaic power plants installed as a move to become more environmentally sustainable. Lastly, although the Stadium was too small to be included in Germany’s 2006 bid for the World Cup, it hosted an International friendly of the national team against Luxembourg just before the competition started and was even used by Netherlands as a training base during the tournament. Below is a seating plan of SC Freiburg’s Dreisamstadion: Dreisamstadion is made up of four unique stands: Stehplatze Nord, Ost Tribune (East), Stephplatze Sud and Eingang Hauptribune.

Click the thumbnails above to enlarge an image of each stand and to read a more detailed description of each part of the stadium. SC Freiburg have traditionally flitted between the top flight of German football and Bundesliga 2 with one famous chant in the 1990s going “”We go down, we go up, we go into the UEFA Cup!” which encapsulates the almost schizophrenic nature of the club’s performances. Since 2009 it looks like the club’s personality and performances have began to stabilise with the club consolidating their Bundesliga position since 2014. The famous red and white colours and the black and white coat of arms constitutes a large part of the club’s visual identity with the griffin’s head on the emblem a very notable feature. The largest rivalry is held between Vfb Stuttgart as this represents a wider rivalry between the two neighbouring and culturally different areas of Baden-Württemberg. Away fans are housed within the Stephplatze Sud with is the two-tiered stand located behind the southern goal-end.

The lower-tier is divided into two-sections and is for fans who wish to stand, whereas the upper-tier consists of four blocks of seating, not that this stops fans from standing! Although the opposite north stand is much older and has partially restricted views from the support beams, SC Freiburg strangely still choose to house the visiting supporters in the south stand which means away fans have flawless views throughout. Reminiscent of some English Stadiums in the way that there are four unique stands which have been constructed at different period’s in the club’s history, SC Freiburg’s Made Solar Stadium’s certainly has character. Besides the lively atmosphere during the match, fans from the away section are also treated to sweeping views of the nearby Black Forest which certainly provides one of the nicest backgrounds to a stadium in Germany. Freiburg city centre boasts lots of decent pubs with the largest congregation of watering holes situated around the area of Altstadt.

Whilst there are some pubs around Dreisamstadion, fans generally prefer to drink in and around the ground on matchdays as the club does a great job of serving alcohol. Within the little strip of flat lands in which the stadium is located between the hills of the Black Forest there are a reasonable amount of restaurant choices with Pizzeria San Marino, Lindenmatte and Schwarzwald Sushi three of the more popular choices. As you’re in Freiburg and on holiday it would be rude not to try some of the local delicacy with Sauerkraut arguably the most famous dish emanating from the region, In additon to this locally grown Asparagus also hugely popular part of the local diet. Little old SC Freiburg only have the single shop to compliment their online store.  The store is open for up to 4 hours before kick-off on matchdays and is the best place to pick up some merchandise of the Breisgau-Brasilianer (Brazilians of Breisgau). There doesn’t currently appear to be any information relating to stadium tours of Mage Solar Stadion.

If this changes we’ll be sure to update this section. Tickets to see SC Freiburg can either be purchased online, via phone (+49 (0) 7 61 38 551 113) or in person at the official stadium store and other ticket resellers around the city such as the Tourist Information desk at Rathausplatz. With the club generally selling out around half of their games and the ground having a comparatively small 24,000 capacity tickets can occasionally be hard to come by, so you may want to book your tickets as soon as possible to avoid a disappointing trip. The cheapest tickets start from just €12.00 which is for a place on the terrace and increase to anywhere between €32.00 and €50.00 for a comfortable seat located centrally. Mage Solar Stadion is located  approximately 4.5km east from Freiburg’s historic city centre between the splendid majesty of the Black Forest’s rolling hills. If coming from the North and South (A5) take Freiburg-Mitte exit and then follow signs for B31/Donaueschingen and then signs for the stadium.

For those coming from the black forest (B31) take the Littenweiler/Stadium exit before the city tunnel. The address for satnav is as follows: Driving to Made Solar Stadion may not be advisable as there is almost no parking due to residents only restrictions with locals required to have a permit to park. If you still want to drive then you can park at the nearby College of Education (PH) and use the Park & Ride scheme which runs on matchdays. As far as we know the stadium isn’t served by any bus routes at the moment. The main railway station of the city is Freiburg (Breisgau) Hbf and it is the main railway hub of South Baden with the important Rhine Valley Line’s such as Mannheim-Basel passing through this station, meaning that the city is well connected to the rest of Germany. If you wish to walk to the stadium it will likely take you 1 hour. The easiest way to get to the station is via the Tram with line 1 from the central station towards either the Stadion or Littenweiler, with Römerhof the stop you should get off.