Audio Guide of Red Bull Arena Stadium

The stadium is open for guided tours from Monday to Friday, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and on weekends only when there are no matches; booking in advance is recommended. You can easily get there by public transport from central Leipzig, such as tram line 4 to the Leipziger Lehrerbildung stop, or by car with parking available. For more details and reservations, visit the official website rb-arena.com or call +49 341 993 0000.

Guided tours cost around 12 to 15 euros per adult, with discounts for children and families; admission is free for children under 6 in some packages. You can buy tickets online directly on the official website to avoid queues. Check updated prices at rb-arena.com/tickets.

It is recommended to allow at least 1.5 to 2 hours for a full tour, including the pitch, changing rooms, and museum. If you are a football fan, you may want to extend your visit to 3 hours while exploring the souvenir shop. Plan according to your schedule so you do not have to rush.

Built in 1956 as the Central Stadium, it was renamed Red Bull Arena in 2010 after its acquisition by Red Bull, becoming the home of RB Leipzig, a club that has transformed German football with its innovative business model. It represents the fusion of sport, culture, and modern marketing in eastern Germany. Its history reflects Leipzig’s transformation after reunification.

The best time is during spring or autumn, avoiding the summer months because of the heat and Bundesliga matches; weekday mornings are ideal for less crowded tours. If possible, try to visit on a training day for a livelier atmosphere, but check the events calendar on the official website.

Yes, the stadium has ramps, lifts, and adapted seating on all levels, meeting German accessibility standards. Tours include wheelchair-friendly options; contact the venue in advance for special assistance. More information is available at rb-arena.com/accessibility or by phone at +49 341 993 0000.

Nearby you will find Leipzig Zoo, just 2 km away and one of the largest in Europe, or the Monument to the Battle of the Nations, 10 minutes away by tram. You can also explore Leipzig’s historic centre, including St. Thomas Church, where Bach worked. Use public transport to move easily between these attractions.

Wear comfortable clothing and sports shoes for walking around the stadium, and download the official app for English audio guides if available. Book tours in advance, especially during match season, and combine your visit with lunch nearby for a complete experience. If you are travelling in a group, check group discounts at rb-arena.com.