What is the capacity of Millerntor-Stadion?

Millerntor-Stadion holds around 29,564 spectators.

What's the next match at Millerntor-Stadion?

FC St. Pauli vs 1. FC Nürnberg on Sunday 1 November at 13:30 (4 matches in the next 90 days).

How do I get to Millerntor-Stadion?

Millerntor-Stadion sits in Hamburg. The closest public-transport stops are Hamburg Dammtor train station (18 min walk) and St. Pauli metro (3 min walk).

Is Millerntor-Stadion worth visiting?

Yes. Millerntor-Stadion is the home of FC St. Pauli, with a matchday atmosphere worth the trip. Stadium tours often run on non-match days too.

Millerntor-Stadion: FC St. Pauli matches & tickets

Hamburg, Germany

4 matches
1 competition
29,564 seats

Home of FC St. Pauli in Hamburg, Millerntor-Stadion sits close to St. Pauli and the Reeperbahn, with the city centre not far away. It is one of Germany’s most distinctive football grounds, shaped as much by the club’s left-wing, anti-racist identity as by the noise on matchday. You come here for 2. Bundesliga football, and the place can feel intense even before kickoff, with around 29,564 packed in tight and little of the polished feel found at newer venues. Find upcoming fixtures, tickets, and everything for a matchday visit below.

Last updated 9 July 2026

4 upcoming matches across 1 competition, with kick-off times, tickets and travel info.