Sandhausen's Hardtwaldstadion is the perfect spot to enjoy a good game of football. Built in 1951, this football club back then did not have a green turf. It was only 10 years later, where the field started to look like a promising venue for the future. And as years passed by, the stadium just started looking better and better. Today, Hardtwaldstadion is SV Sandhausen's backyard. Matches take place throughout the year, and so do training camps. It's always exciting to be out here, after all it's football we're talking about.

This multi-purpose center has hosted a wide range of concerts, conferences, and sporting events since its construction in 1965. Besides its busy schedule of popular events, it is also known for its innovative architecture and expansive grounds. It is also home to a variety of holiday events, such as ice skating shows. The center features a large main hall and open foyer ideal for international conferences, and also offers catering and buffet service for its clients. Whether you are attending an event at Friedrich-Ebert or simply want to marvel at the structure, the trip to Ludwigshafen is worth it.

Rhein-Neckar Arena can accommodate almost all the residents of the small town of Sinsheim with its population of 35,000 residents. The former Dietmar Hopp Stadion can easily accommodate a crowd of over 30,000 during event nights when crowds throng the place to catch a glimpse of their favorite players. With matches like 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup in the pipeline, little wonder that the stadium is as popular as it is. Check website for more details on current and upcoming events.