Millerntor Stadium

The Millerntor stadium in Hamburg is a stadium that offers much more than only soccer. The FC St. Pauli is like no other club representing its district and unites the people of Hamburg far beyond the sport.

At the heart of the district St. Pauli, the „Kiezkicker“ are at home. The impressive stadium is located in the middle of the city and is able to hold 29.546 visitors.

On the weekends when the team is having a match at homethe whole neighbourhood catches wind of the energy that ignites in the Millerntor Stadium as soon as the first chimes of the AC/DC song "Hells Bells" ring out. Fans and football fans can hardly stay in their seats - whether the boys are in the lead or not is not important, because what counts here is team spirit.  Aside from soccer matches the stadium is also used for other events. The 39 separees (private rooms) have their individual charme. Moreover, there are two ballrooms that can be rented for private events. In this way, every company party, wedding or birthday party gets to feel the special energy of the Millterntor stadium. 

Next to the soccer matches

A special highlight next to the soccer matches is the Millerntor Gallery. For three days the stadium transforms into a very unique art gallery.

Initiated by Viva con Agua and the FC St. Pauli, the Millerntor becomes an open platform for dialog and exchange on a local, international and intercultural base. The walls and catacombs of the stadium turn into screens for every possible art genre – some stay like this the whole season. It doesn’t matter if art or soccer – the Millerntor stadium is a place that stands for the liberal-minded, world changing and diverse city of Hamburg