Andreasried cycling track (Radrennbahn Andreasried)
The Andreasried cycling track, built in 1885, is the oldest cycling track still in use and also one of the most modern cycling tracks in the world.
In December 2009, the city of Erfurt received the "Silver Plaque", the highest award for sports facilities from the International Olympic Committee and the International Association of Sports and Leisure Facilities, for the new construction of the "Radrennbahn Andreasried".
Every year top-class competitions are offered and public festivals are celebrated.
The cycling track is 250 m long, with a specially coated concrete surface. The lane width is 7.50 m with a maximum curve inclination of 41.5°. Both the track and the 4,000 spectator grandstand have a roof. In addition to the racetrack, the 29,200 m² facility includes functional buildings with changing rooms and sanitary facilities, a weight training room, an ergometer room as well as office and sports equipment rooms.
Distance to Public Transport
500 Meters ( Streetcar )
Parking Facilities near by
Marie-Elise-Kayser-Straße 1C
99089 Erfurt
stadtverwaltung@erfurt.de
+49 361 6550
General Information
Seating Possibilities Rest Area No Pets Allowed is not Accessible for Free Public Access
Digital offers
Zero Digital Offer
Mobility offers
Bicycle Stands
Sanitation
Toilets
Accessible information
- Barrier-free access to all sports areas
- Sauna for wheelchair users possible
- Wheelchair-accessible WC and washroom available
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