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RheinEnergie Stadium

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Location: North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

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1. Strade Bianche Pulheim – RheinEnergie Stadium loop from Pulheim

23.1km

01:20

50m

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2. Pond in the Stadtwald Cologne – Abteipark Brauweiler loop from Glessen

31.7km

01:55

110m

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3. RheinEnergie Stadium – Clarenbach Canal loop from Frechen-Königsdorf

22.4km

01:29

80m

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Rinaldini

April 14, 2020

With the removal of the fortifications after the First World War agreed in the Versailles Treaty, the city of Cologne had a broad, largely unused strip of land on the left bank of the Rhine, which could be used again. The then mayor of Cologne, Konrad Adenauer, pushed ahead with the conversion of the site into a green belt. A large sports center was to be built around the middle of this green belt in the Müngersdorf district. The idea was to provide Cologne with a range of leisure and sports areas on the one hand and to provide a modern stadium on the other.

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Rinaldini

April 14, 2020

The City of Cologne was planning a new stadium for the 2006 World Cup because the old one no longer complied with FIFA regulations. The ground-breaking ceremony for the new, pure football stadium took place on December 20, 2001. After a construction period of 30 months and construction costs of 117.5 million euros, the new, World Cup-compatible stadium opened with the release of the last grandstand on January 31, 2004.

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B&U

December 3, 2017

Not only the pros are playing here, you can also watch many dedicated recreational players here.

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Location: North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

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1. Strade Bianche Pulheim – RheinEnergie Stadium loop from Pulheim

2. Pond in the Stadtwald Cologne – Abteipark Brauweiler loop from Glessen

3. RheinEnergie Stadium – Clarenbach Canal loop from Frechen-Königsdorf

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