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Not crowded, beautifully laid out, and accessible even in bad weather...

Beautiful old and well-maintained stadium (combat track) from the last century.

The largest sports facility in Gladbeck is the stadium on the B224. The stadium currently has 37,612 places, of which 36,292 are standing places. In addition to a grass football pitch, the stadium also has all the athletics facilities. The facility is deservedly the performance base of the North Rhine-Westphalia Football and Athletics Association. In 2009, the construction of a roof over the seating area in the stadium was completed. This now offers spectators, but above all the athletes, protection from bad weather. The roof of the stands is illuminated in the evenings and can be seen from the B224. The stadium does not have floodlights, however. The stadium has been a listed building since 1986. As part of this, the stadium was modernized, which cost around 1.2 million D-Marks. Historical background What is now called the Gladbeck Stadium was opened in 1928 as the Vestische Kampfbahn. It was intended to be part of the newly created public recreation area around the Wittringer Forest. This also included the outdoor pool and tennis courts. On May 17, 1928, the stadium was opened as the Vestische Kampfbahn with a sports festival in front of 25,000 spectators. Before the official opening of the stadium, FC Schalke 04 played as the reigning Ruhr district champions against Westphalia champions RSV 1872 Hagen in the final round of the West German championship on March 11, 1928. 15,000 spectators attended the match and saw the Royal Blues win 2-0. https://stadt-gladbeck.de/Sport_Freizeit/Sport/Stadion.asp?highmain=3&highsub=3&highsubsub=0

Popular and well located parking lot.

So always keep your eyes open 😉

Throughout the Gladbeck city area you can find beautiful graffiti on the power boxes, usually related to the location, which is a great thing

Our stadium in Gladbeck with an athletics facility directly at the Wittringer Forest was opened in 1928 as the Vestische Kampfbahn and has been a listed building since 1986. What is special are the three entrance buildings made of Ruhr sandstone and even before the official opening, FC Schalke 04 played on March 11, 1928 as the reigning Ruhr area -Champions against Westphalia -Champions RSV 1872 Hagen in the final round of the West German championship. 15,000 spectators saw Schalke win 2-0. My memory is that the school's annual national youth games were always something very special 😅👟👟🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️

You can park here for free 🅿️