Proud of Berlin
Participants in the Dynamo Cup are warmly welcomed to the city. After all, the motto says exactly that: “Europe, our guest at BFC Dynamo”. The location is Sportforum Hohenschönhausen, a large sports complex with a huge range of facilities near the locality of Prenzlauer Berg. Insiders know that this is a great location, as it is just a hop, skip and a jump away from the tourist hot spots in the city centre. The organisers are truly proud of their city: one highlight is that the international competition will be held on turf pitches. There will certainly be a great atmosphere at the sports complex too. Of course, the proud “Berliners” will no doubt encourage the teams to indulge in all that their wonderful city has to offer as well.
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Sport facilities
The matches will be played at the famous Sportforum Berlin Hohenschönhausen, the largest sports and training centre in Europe. It is home to 30 sports clubs, including BFC Dynamo. There are 6 football pitches, a cycling track and athletics facilities. The Sportforum is 5 kilometres from the city centre. The bus stop to the city is 600 metres from the Sportforum.
About the organiser
The Dynamo Cup is organised by the youth division of BFC Dynamo Berlin (BFC Dynamo). This club was founded in 1954 and has 19 teams, including 15 youth teams.
Touristic information
Berlin
“Berlin ist toll!” Dynamic, creative, young and tenacious – throw these things in a pot, give it all a stir and you’ve got a heady cocktail which is good indeed. You are travelling to Berlin to play football, take a look at the landmarks and perhaps get acquainted with the shopping paradise that is Potsdamer Platz. Still, the greatest reward to take from your trip to Berlin is the special atmosphere that you feel when you wander the streets. The tournament will do the rest.
Olympiastadion (Olympic Stadium)
The Olympiastadion in Berlin was constructed in 1934 for the 1936 Olympic Games. For the World Cup in 1974, the stadium was renovated and partly covered. In 2006, the stadium was renovated again for the final of the World Cup, and the Champion's League final was played here in 2015. Hertha BSC plays its home games in the Olympiastadion.
