38 thoughts on “Austrian Bundesliga Stadiums”

  2. @thedude2096

    Ans violette Schmuckkasterl kommt aber keines heran. Punkto Nachhaltigkeit und Infrastruktur unübertroffen in Ö und der Bau des Violaparks schreitet weiterhin voran.

  10. @slyasleep

    Finally…how has the worldwide public managed to survive until now without having been introduced to the delights of the utilitarian identikit stadia of East Styria?

  11. @jedermann4874

    Tivoli Stadion is owend by the City of Innsbruck and hosts the games of football teams WSG Tirol and FC Wacker Innsbruck as well as American Football Team Swarco Raiders Tirol. A small mistake, altough kid of right, is that FC Tirol ceased to exist altough a new club FC Wacker Innsbruck basically was founded as its successor and claims all the history of the club. After financial difficulties they now play in the 4th tier of Austrian Fooball.

  14. @ingoinkognito4517

    Why Generali Arena (Horrstadion) has a cell tower (Funkturm), has a simple explanation: Originally it was a cell tower next to a stadium. Because of the stands becoming bigger in time, it became more integrated… Here you can get a feeling for the height of the tower (footage before the main expansion of 2018): https://youtu.be/nw6IY_–EeY

  18. @KaiiSa138

    LASK Linz is not from pasching 😂😂😂😂

    LINZ mann 😂😂

    And the new stadion open march 2023

    19,080 peoples and the austria national team plays in march there

    Inform before you release so much shit 😂

  25. @briancanner1361

    Hey man I have an idea for a video. For NCAA basketball the final 4 is always held in a 50k+ capacity venues, many of which are American football stadiums converted into a basketball venue. I’d love to see a video on that!

  29. @Never_Or_More

    You could make a tribute video to one of the founders of GMP architects Meinhard von Gerkan, who recently passed away. They designed a lot of interesting stadiums, so it would be a nice way to highlight these.

  32. @Wackerianer7

    I think there are really pretty Arenas, and especially that one from LASK, which will be finished in 2023 becomes very modern, The bigger clubs in Austria, like Austria Vienna or Rapid or now even LASK invested a lot of money, with that infrastructure they want to get closer to RedBull Salzburg, and as an Austrian, I hope they cann succeed, to get a more thrilling league-campaign

Comments are closed.

Scroll to Top