Tivoli
Aachen, Germany
About this place
History of the stadium
Kehrwegstadion was opened in 1947 and has been closely linked to football in Eupen ever since. It became the home of KAS Eupen and accompanied the club through its rise to the top tiers of Belgian football. Over time, the stadium was adapted to meet professional league requirements while maintaining its modest scale.
Architecture and design
The stadium features a traditional football-specific layout with stands positioned close to the pitch. Its compact design emphasizes proximity and visibility rather than large capacity. Renovated sections provide improved comfort while preserving the stadium’s local character.
Atmosphere and matchday experience
Matchdays at Kehrwegstadion are characterized by an intimate and friendly atmosphere. Supporters of KAS Eupen create a local and welcoming environment, with a close connection between the stands and the pitch. The stadium’s size helps concentrate noise during important fixtures.
Location and accessibility
The stadium is located near the city center of Eupen, within a residential area. It is accessible by public transport, with bus connections available from the railway station. Its proximity to Germany also makes it a regular destination for cross-border football fans.
Origin of the stadium name
The name Kehrwegstadion comes from the Kehrweg area of Eupen where the stadium is located. The name reflects its geographical setting rather than any commercial sponsorship.
