The Sportpark Nord is more than 50 years old, opened in 1970. It is the largest sports facility in the city of Bonn and is characterized by the division into a northern and southern part, separated by the A 565 highway. The main users are the soccer club Bonner SC, which plays its home games in the Middle Rhine League here, and the Schwimm- und Sportfreunde Bonn. The state training bases for swimming, triathlon and modern pentathlon train at Sportpark Nord.

It includes a natural grass playing field, a synthetic running track and all athletics facilities in accordance with the specifications of the athletics associations, such as the IAAF, DLV, DBS and IPC. Much was adapted for athletes* with disabilities during the 2022 renovation, for example the javelin throw, shot put and discus facilities. The facilities inside the stadium are accessible without obstacles.

The new running track now also offers ideal conditions for wheelchair athletes with a special surface.

The Pennenfeld Sports Park is set against the picturesque backdrop of the Siebengebirge mountains and covers a total area of more than 60,000 square meters. The outdoor facility offers an artificial turf playing field as well as a stadium with a grass playing field and a synthetic track for athletics competitions with six starting lanes.

In addition to soccer and track and field, championship American soccer games are played here.

Badminton, basketball, indoor field hockey, handball, karate, gymnastics and volleyball are offered in the sports hall.

Two bus lines (612 and 614) are available for travel, connecting to the subway or Bad Godesberg train station. Parking spaces are available; if necessary, special parking arrangements can be made for major events; access to the bus parking lots is via Kortrijker Straße.

With an appropriate agreement with the transport association, admission tickets can also be used as bus and train tickets. The hall is not accessible, the stadium has limited accessibility for persons with disabilities.

Sportpark Wasserland is one of the largest sports facilities in Bonn. On about 80,000 square meters, there is a stadium with a natural grass playing field and a running track, an artificial grass playing field, a natural grass small playing field and a triple sports hall. The sports fields are home to the soccer department of SC Fortuna Bonn 1904/50, but are also used by other clubs and school sports.

In addition to school sports, the sports hall is also used for indoor field hockey, inline field hockey, basketball, handball and martial arts.

The sports facility is located in the center of Bonn-Kessenich and is easily accessible by car as well as by public transport (bus connection: line 631, stop "Wasserland").

The Hardtberghalle was inaugurated in 1990 and has since been the largest and most modern of the city's sports halls. The roof of the reinforced concrete skeleton building is a structure with steel trusses, spanning 42 meters freely. The facility is very popular with visitors due to its pleasant colorful interior design and friendly bright atmosphere.

The sports hall is used by the three surrounding schools during the day and is available for club sports in the evenings. Basketball, handball and volleyball courts are installed in each of the four separable hall sections, and the two outdoor courts are additionally equipped with badminton markings.

During events, the main playing fields are easily visible from all spectator seats in the longitudinal direction of the hall.

The Hardtberghalle can be reached directly via the Witterschlicker train station by bus line 634. From Bonn's main train station, bus line 608 (Riemannstraße stop) travels close to the Hardtberghalle. If necessary, special buses can be used. Special parking arrangements can be made in addition to the usual parking spaces. Admission tickets can also be used as bus and train tickets if an appropriate agreement has been made with the transport association. The facility has limited access for wheelchair users.

The Erwin-Kranz-Halle was and is the venue for top-class badminton events: International matches, international tournaments, German championships and ranking tournaments as well as championship matches of the 1st BC Beuel in the first national league are played here.

The hall has a grandstand that holds 200 spectators*. Additional seating is provided for events, which can be expanded to a capacity of 1,000 people.

Directly connected to the hall is a restaurant, which is open during events.

Streetcar line 62 stops near the hall in Limperich (Limperich Nord stop) or Beuel Bahnhof. For large events, special buses can be used by arrangement with the transport authority. If a corresponding agreement is made with the transport authority, admission tickets can also be used as bus and train tickets. The hall has limited access for wheelchair users.

The stadium in Plittersdorf's Rheinaue is one of the top addresses in German baseball and is probably one of the most beautiful baseball parks in Germany.

It was and is the venue of top-class baseball events such as the European Men's Championship in 2001 and the European Junior Championship in 2009, but also the home games of the Bonn Capitals.

For the 2001 European Baseball Championships, the Rheinaue stadium was completely rebuilt, basically rebuilt from scratch. Previously, three fields were grouped around an existing pavilion with a clubhouse, a baseball field with permanent bleachers for about 300 spectators, a softball field and a training and youth field. The fourth leaf of the cloverleaf was still undeveloped. Here, a main field was built with concrete dugouts and bleachers that could hold up to 1500 spectators.

The stadium can be reached by bus lines 610 and 611, combined with a short walk. Coming from Bonn main station, get off at the stop "Ludwig-Erhard-Allee", from there walk through the Rheinaue towards the baseball facility/skateboard ramp. Coming from Bad Godesberg, it is recommended to get off at the stop "Kennedyallee", from here a footpath leads along the Caesar Research Center in the direction of the baseball facility/skateboard ramp. Another possibility is to take the subway line 66 "Telekom-Express" direction Bad Honnef, exit "Rheinaue". From here, walk through the Rheinaue.