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MHPArena

The MHPArena is an oval football stadium in the Neckarpark area of Stuttgart and the home ground of VfB Stuttgart. The bowl is encircled by a continuous white steel rim supporting a translucent tensile fabric roof and contains four named stands: the Haupttribüne, Gegentribüne, Cannstatter Kurve and Untertürkheimer Kurve.

Photograph via Wikimedia Commons

First raised

1933

Its prime

2011

Today

Still standing

As it stood in 2011

What MHPArena looked like in its prime.

Low-oval stadium with a continuous white steel ring running around the top and a translucent, slightly off-white PVC-coated polyester membrane roof stretched beneath it. Concrete and glazed main-stand façades form a multi-storey base; steep, closely packed seating tiers drop to a lowered grass pitch. The bowl is compact and enclosed, with the roof covering the longitudinal stands and most of the end stands; surrounding parkland, exhibition halls and highways sit close by.

Step inside

8 places to explore in 2011.

The record describes 8 distinct spots at MHPArena, including 6 interiors: pitch-side view from first row, haupttribüne vip and press level, cannstatter kurve lower standing terraces and more. Create your own photoreal reconstruction and explore every one, more scenes means more photos, more angles and more of the immersive experience.

Approach along Mercedesstraße toward the HaupttribünePitch-side view from first rowHaupttribüne VIP and press levelCannstatter Kurve lower standing terracesUntertürkheimer Kurve guest blocks and loungesUnder the membrane roof and surrounding steel frameScharrena entrance beneath the Untertürkheimer KurveAerial view from the west across Neckarpark

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