The magnificent Westfalenstadion of Dortmund is regarded as the German Bundesliga's opera house and was built specifically for the 1974 FIFA World Cup. Westfalenstadion is Borussia Dortmund's home turf and they play their home games here. Earlier there were four separate stands and with a view to increase the seating capacity, the authorities in the year 2001decided to join the four stands. Post construction the capacity of the stadium is 67, 000. The stadium has been so designed that it allows adequate aeration of the playing surface.

In 2005 the stadium witnessed another round of reconstruction and the authorities decided to allocate seats in the lower tier with sophisticated back rests. As part of the modernization drive an exclusive VIP stand was also unveiled. A state-of-the-art electronic access control system was put in place along with a fully refurbished dressing room. The Westfalenstadion is conspicuous by its eight massive yellow support pylons symbolizes the coming of age of the stadium and has already become a kind of landmark in the Dortmund skyline. Many renowned international football players are of the opinion that Dortmund's Westfalenstadion is the best football stadium in the world after Aztec stadium in Mexico, which is no mean feat.

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