Bundesliga Breaks

Tickets are generally cheap in comparison to the UK with a starting price for a standing ticket of around 18eur. They also usually come with free transport within the city limits too. And you can have a beer while watching the beloved game. When it comes to your accommodation, we offer a whole range of hotels and also a best price guarantee.

So, let’s have a look at the most popular teams in Germany.

Ruhr giants

Become a part of Borussia Dortmund’s famous “Yellow wall” jumping up and down Europe’s largest standing terrace. Dortmund is also known as the beer capital of Germany allowing you plenty of opportunities to taste and enjoy the “local dish”. Check out our ultimate guide for a Dortmund break here FOOTBALL TRIP TO DORTMUND – Ultimate guide – Where To Go – Blog (ato-tours.com).

See their chronic underachieving neighbours Schalke 04 in their impressive football dome where they’ve started host Biathlon events in the winter free football period. Like it atmospheric and gritty but nevertheless cool, see the “Germany’s grey mouse”. The VfL Bochum is tucked right in the middle between two Ruhr giants and guarantees a thumping atmosphere!

Capital clashes

Check out the “Old lady” Hertha BSC at the Olympic Stadium. Or head towards the Eastern suburbs to see Union Berlin with their loyal followers. When finances and outlook looked bleak, they lend their hands to rebuild the stadium! With plenty of things to do, sites and monuments galore you should really turn your trip into a long weekend.

Hamburg my love

Pay the Hamburger SV, Germany’s fallen giants, a visit. They might be playing in Bundesliga 2 nowadays, but the atmosphere is Champions League. Be assured of that. Or go to the unique and world famous for its alternative fan scene, FC St. Pauli. Their Millerntor stadium is a stone throw away from the Reeperbahn, Hamburg’s party and nightlife hot spot. And Hamburg’s bustling nightlife will keep you up till dawn. Perfect to pay the fish market a visit!

Bayern, Top of the Pops

Obviously, the FC Bayern Munich, the German powerhouse must be on the Bundesliga Breaks list too. The beautiful capital of Bavaria is a tourist hotspot and always worth a visit. With Munich’s second team 1860 on the rise again, there might be grand, old derby on the cards soon. Just around 45min away from Munich you have the rising stars of FC Augsburg. Then there’s the VFB Stuttgart, highly recommend when their version of the Oktoberfest is taking place right next to the stadium. But you can also visit the much-loved FC Nuremberg and their small but feisty rivals Greuter Fuerth in the second tier.

Brief Itinerary and Tour Highlights

• 2 nights accommodation
• Centrally located 3 star hotel
• Price based on Twin sharing
• Match ticket
• Insider tips and sightseeing recommendations
• Fully bonded & insured