Hanover Sports Park

With an area of around 45 hectares, the Hanover Sports Park in the Calenberger Neustadt district is one of the largest contiguous sports areas in a major German city.

Sports performance centre (SLZ)

The sports performance centre (SLZ) forms the heart of the sports park. It houses a variety of training facilities:

Indoor swimming pool50 metre pool with ten lanes, suitable for water polo; equipped with underwater windows and separable throwing nets.

Athletics hall200 m circular running track, can be divided into four sections; has a throwing area, high jump, pole vault and long jump facilities.

Sprint hose130 metres long with five lanes.

Judo Dojo450 m² mat surface on sprung floor.

Gymnasium41 × 22 m with video analysis, strength measuring stations, rings, horizontal bar, Moscow floor, lifting floor, large trampoline, scavenger pit and ballet bars.

Trampoline hall16 × 18 m with three fixed ultimate trampolines, tumbling track, jumping pit, mirror wall and ballet bars.

Power roomsFour separate areas with different focal points, including wheelchair-accessible training equipment, strength measuring plates with video feedback and various strength training machines.

Erika Fisch Stadium

The Erika Fisch Stadium, named after the former Olympic athlete Erika Fisch, offers:

• 400 m circular track
• Sprint track
• Facilities for pole vault, long throw, shot put and long jump
• Lawn
• Small grandstand

Stadium pool

The stadium pool complements the offer with a 50 metre swimming pool, which is used for both training and competitions.

Utilisation and events

In addition to competitive sports, the sports park is also available to schools and other users. The facilities can be used by prior appointment.