What city is Hoffenheim s new home turf?

Hoffenheim's new home is in the city of Sinsheim.

Hoffenheim is just a village in the city of Sinsheim. And on the map of Germany, not to mention Hoffenheim, even Sinsheim is difficult to find. The city is located between Mannheim and Heidelberg.

In German, Hoffenheim means happy home. Hoffenheim has a train station, but the trains that pass through it are just the old and old country line. There are only about 3,000 villagers in this small village.

The team's original home stadium, Hope Field, has more than 6,300 seats and is always full when the game starts.

The Rhein-neckar-arena (German: Rhein-neckar-arena) is a professional football stadium in Sinsheim (Baden-Württemberg), Germany, founded by SAP.

1. Built solely by businessman Dietmar Hoppe, it was completed in 2009 and became the home of the Bundesliga team Hoffenheim. The venue has a capacity of 30,164 spectators (including 21,118 seats and 9,146 standing seats). On 24 January 2009, the Rhine-Neckar Arena was inaugurated with a 6-2 victory between Hoffenheim and the Rhine-Neckar regional team.

The stadium's first official match was a 2-0 Bundesliga win over Cottage Bs on 31 January 2009.

The city of Sinsheim, called the Rhine-Carnet Stadium.

The home stadium of Hoffenheim Football Club is: Rhein-Neckar Arena.

Rhein-Neckar Arena: A professional football stadium located in Sinsheim (Baden-Württemberg), Germany, founded by SAP.

1. Built by businessman Dietma HopeInaugurated in 2009, it became the home of Bundesliga side Hoffenheim.

Hoffenheim used the Dietmar Hopp Stadion, built in 1999, as its home stadium with a capacity of 5,000 spectators, 1,620 of whom were seated.

In 2006, Hoffenheim's management decided to build a new 30,500-seat Rhein-Neckar-Arena with a format suitable for Bundesliga matches. The original site was Heidelberg, but it was not possible to reach an agreement with the local ** on environmental protection. Construction of a new stadium in Sinsheim, with a population of only 35,000, was finally found opposite the "Auto- und Technikmuseum Sinsheim", which began on 25 May 2007 and is expected to open in January 2009.

The new stadium could be one of the stadiums for the 2011 Women's World Cup.

In the first half of the first season of the Bundesliga, the Carl-Benz-Stadion stadium in Mannheim was used, with a capacity of 26,022 people.

In 2009, the Rhein-Neckar Arena was officially opened at a cost of €60 million, and Hoffenheim got off to a flying start with a 2-0 win over Cottage Coach in their first Bundesliga home game of 2009.

On July 22, 2011, Hoffenheim Club officially announced that the club has become a business partner with Walsall Solar, a well-known German solar energy technology company, on a three-year contract. For three years, Hoffenheim's home stadium, the Rhein-Neckar Arena, will be named the Walsall Rhein-Neckar Arena.

The main stadium is the Walsso Rhein Neckar Arena.