HERTHA BERLIN’S STADIUM
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| view from the olympic stands hertha stadium berlin |
Kamumauvector.com – The Berlin Olympic Stadium is the headquarters for German giants, Hertha Berlin. And can be called one of the largest stadiums in Europe.
Initially, this stadium was built to hold the Summer Olympics in 1936.
The construction of the Berlin Olympia stadium itself was carried out from 1934 to 1936.
Hertha Berlin has occupied the Berlin Olympic stadium from 1936 until now.
Die Alte Dame – Hertha Berlin club term when they played their inaugural match at the Berlin Olympics on August 24, 1963.
In addition, Hertha Berlin’s headquarters was also the venue for the 2006 world cup and 2015 champions league final.
The following data are summarized by the Kamumauvector.com team from the official Bundesliga website:
1. Important hopes and visions of the Berlin Olympic stadium
The creation of this stadium is one of the hopes of the German state compared to other stadiums.
Designed by Werner March and assisted by his brother Walter, the Olympic stadium was built for approximately two years, from 1934 to 1936 when it was used for the Berlin Olympics, Germany.
The Olympic Stadium is firmly grounded and has a strong ground structure.
Also built a monument with the Olympic logo above the stadium. The monument will be a special impression to the visitors who come.
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| monument olimpiade herta berlin stadion |
The arrangement of bricks on the walls in the parts and corners of the stadium that was once the headquarters of the British troops in WW2 also still looks solid.
Despite repeated renovations, the German government still maintains the classic value of the stadium.
Ahead of the 2006 world cup, which was held in Germany, the Berlin Olympics made the stadium revamp.
Namely adding a modern touch to each of the Berlin Olympic stadium stands with a transparent roof.
It is an extraordinary combination of classic and modern fusion of the Olympia Stadium.
2. Multifunction Stadium.
The Olympic Stadium has 113 VIP seats, a restaurant, up to two underground garages and has state-of-the-art technology in sound and lighting equipment.
This makes Hertha Berlin headquarters considered to be a multipurpose stadium.
According to information, the total cost of renovating this stadium could reach 242 million euros.
With a capacity of 74,475 visitors, making this Berlin Olympic stadium one of the stadiums in Germany that does not use a terrace or outside area.