StadiumDBWWK Arena (Augsburg Arena)
| Capacity | 30 660 |
|---|---|
| 28 367 (International games capacity) | |
| 19 060 (Seats) | |
| 11 034 (Terraces) | |
| 520 (Business seats) | |
| 46 (Disabled seats) | |
| Country | Germany |
| City | Augsburg |
| Clubs | FC Augsburg |
| Other names | Impuls arena (2009-2011) |
| Inauguration | 26.07.2009 (FC Augsburg – Schwaben-Auswahl, 2-0) |
| Construction | 11.2007 - 07.2009 |
| Renovations | 2017 |
| Cost | 45 mln € |
| Design | Bernhard + Koegl Architekten, Augsburg hbm Stadien- und Sportstaettenbau GmbH, Duesseldorf |
| Design time | 2007 |
| Contractor | BAM Sports |
| Address | Burgermeister Ulrich-strasse 90. Augsburg, Bavaria 86199 |
Pictures
22.10.2010 © Stadiontour.at 
22.10.2010 © Stadiontour.at 
22.10.2010 © Stadiontour.at 
22.10.2010 © Stadiontour.at 
30.08.2009 © Frank Jasperneite 
30.08.2009 © Frank Jasperneite 
30.08.2009 © Frank Jasperneite 
30.08.2009 © Frank Jasperneite
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