SCN-Sportgelände Museumsplatz

The SCN-Sportgelände Museumsplatz sits in Heidelberg-Neuenheim, a district of Heidelberg, Germany. It is primarily used for rugby and serves as the home ground for Sportclub Neuenheim 1902 e.V. The club was introduced to rugby in Heidelberg by Edward Hill Ullrich in 1860. Originally founded as a football club (Fußballklub Neuenheim) because rugby was considered a variant of football at the time, it was renamed Sportclub Neuenheim in 1923 after separating from football.

The venue is located at Tiergartenstraße 7, 69120 Heidelberg-Neuenheim, Germany. It has a capacity of 1,500 spectators, confirmed by two sources from the Europlan-online database. The playing surface is natural grass (Naturrasen). The venue has floodlights available but no running track. The specific year the venue was opened and who built it could not be found in the available sources.

The local name 'Museumsplatz' refers to the location name (Museum Square) where the sports facility is situated. The venue appears to be a relatively small, community-level sports facility, which may explain the limited documentation regarding any capacity modifications over time.