[2025 Munich ] Travel Guide for Allianz Arena (Updated Feb)

Life doesn't give you many four-year periods, and this time I had the chance to watch the top four Champions League matches live in Germany. It was truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience! This trip was incredibly rare and memorable! During the trip, I also had the opportunity to explore Germany, a country rich in history. Witnessing the magnificent architecture of different German cities was truly breathtaking! Especially during the Champions League, traveling to different cities to follow the matches made the atmosphere even more intense, making the experience particularly exciting and unforgettable!

When you come to Munich, the recommended attractions must be the Allianz Arena. The Allianz Arena is the home stadium of the great football team Bayern Munich. Come and take a tour of the Allianz Arena. The Bundesliga Bayern Munich season has just ended, but on weekdays many people come to the Bayern Munich Stadium to take part in the stadium tour. For the subway, just get off at the Fröttmaning stop. The subway stop sign will also have the stadium's logo on it. When you get off the bus, you can see the Allianz Stadium. The white building is right in front of you. You can get there in 15 minutes' walk. The tours are actually divided into German and English. The tours run about every half an hour, and they are easily full!! Then follow the instructions and go to the back of the restaurant to wait for the tour guide.

Allianz Arena, is a very nice and well organized stadium, located in the north of the city of Munich, Federal Republic of Germany. Allianz, a large financial group with headquarters in Munich, bought the naming rights to the stadium for 30 years. We went to watch FC Bayern vs Leverkusen as It is the very first world class international 🏟️ stadium i have been able to visit. No matter where you have your seat, whether upper tier, middle tier or lower tier, you have a great visibility from all tiers. It was a thrilling, amazing people, amazing crowd. Fantastic atmosphere all the way through the game. Arena tour tickets are available at the front desk.A guide will take you to the arena and explain everything. Book your tour online ahead of time, the English tour sells out quickly. #munich #germanytravel #couplestrip

The Allianz Arena is the famous landmark in Munich and the home of the football club FC Bayern Munich. It has a seating capacity of 70,000. It’s famous for its exterior of inflated plastic panels and it is the first stadium in the world with a full colour changing exterior. It’s a bucket list for football fan to immerse in the amazing atmosphere here. We came to visit in May just before Bundesliga was concluded. It is quite easier to get last minute ticket on their official website. Along the way to the stadium, you will be approached by people who want to let go of their tickets. Do not buy from them. #bucketlistreboot

Capital of Bavaria, retaining the ancient charm of the former Kingdom of Bavaria ❤️ Marienplatz ✅ Center of Munich Located in the center of Munich's old town, the city's new and old town halls are located here. Every morning, the clock tower on the square rings at 11:00, 12:00, and 17:00, and the puppets come out of the clock to perform, which is very interesting. ❤️ New Town Hall ✅ Interesting clock tower Located on the north side of Marienplatz, to the left of the Old Town Hall, it was built in the 19th century. The brown-black Gothic building is characterized by vertical lines. The 85-meter-high clock tower is the most prominent feature, and the clock tower has the largest wooden puppet clock in Germany. When the clock rings, the puppets line up to perform, which is a must-see in Munich. ❤️ Frauenkirche ✅ Iconic building in Munich Gothic style, built in 1488, originally had a spire, but was destroyed by a fire. When it was restored, it was rebuilt with an onion-style roof with a Southern European style. The pair of nearly 100-meter-high bell towers are the most prominent feature. Climbing to the top, you can not only see the cityscape of Munich, but also the distant Alps. ❤️ Bavarian State Opera ✅ Germany's most famous opera house Built in 1818, also known as the "Bavarian State Opera", it is the most prestigious opera house in Germany. In the 19th century, it was an important base for the great German playwright Wagner's operas. To this day, there are performances all year round, making it a temple for music lovers. ❤️ Allianz Arena ✅ Stadium that can change colors One of the most modern football stadiums in Europe, with 66,000 seats, it was used as the main venue for the 2006 World Cup and is also the main venue for Bayern Munich and Munich 1860. The exterior wall is very distinctive, consisting of 2,874 air cushions, 1/3 of which are equipped with lighting devices that can change to red and blue colors depending on the team playing. This design is called the "rubber boat" by locals. ❤️ BMW Museum ✅ Learn about the history of BMW Located next to the Olympic Park, the headquarters of BMW, it is a testament to the history of BMW from its birth to its glory. The museum is a circular exhibition space with a huge blue and white BMW logo on the roof. The museum displays various models of cars, motorcycles, and some vehicle accessories launched by BMW over the years.

#Good Places in June 2024 The stadium is located in Munich, Germany and is the home stadium of FC Bayern. It is said that the stadium adopts a unique convertible color shell design, which can be changed into three colors: red, blue, and white according to needs, showing a very distinctive visual effect. However, when we visited during the day, we could only see white. The shocking colors in the stadium are very beautiful. Whether you are a FC Bayern fan or not, it is worth coming to experience it~

Allianz Arena is a football stadium in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, with a 70,000 seating capacity for international matches and 75,000 for domestic matches. Widely known for its exterior of inflated ETFE plastic panels, it is the first stadium in the world with a full colour changing exterior. Located at 25 Werner-Heisenberg-Allee at the northern edge of Munich's Schwabing-Freimann borough on the Fröttmaning Heath, it is the second-largest stadium in Germany behind Westfalenstadion in Dortmund. FC Bayern Munich has played its home games at the Allianz Arena since the start of the 2005–06 season. The club had previously played their home games at the Munich Olympic Stadium since 1972. 1860. Munich previously had a 50 per cent share in the stadium, but Bayern Munich purchased their shares for €11 million in April 2006 due to 1860 Munich suffering from financial issues. The arrangement allowed 1860 Munich to play at the stadium while retaining no ownership until 2025. However, in July 2017 Bayern terminated the rental contract with 1860, making themselves the sole tenants of the stadium. #passionpassport #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic #cafe #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #couplestrip #2024travelwish #passionpassport

#freehotelstay My visit to the Allianz Arena in Munich was a journey into the heart of football passion and architectural brilliance. Here's a glimpse of my Allianz Arena adventure: ⚽ **Football Legacy:** Allianz Arena is home to FC Bayern Munich and TSV 1860 Munich. Stepping into the stadium was like entering the shrine of German football. 🏆 **Trophy Room:** A visit to the FC Bayern Erlebniswelt museum inside the stadium allowed me to immerse myself in the club's history and achievements. 🏟️ **Stadium Tour:** A guided tour of the arena offered behind-the-scenes insights into the player areas, VIP suites, and the technical marvel that makes the stadium come alive on matchdays. 🍻 **Bavarian Cheers:** The surrounding neighborhood is filled with beer gardens, restaurants, and fan shops where you can experience the Bavarian enthusiasm for the sport. Allianz Arena is more than a sports stadium; it's a symbol of Munich's football pride and architectural innovation. It's a place where the world of sports meets art, and the passion of the fans lights up the night sky. 🌆 #fcbayern #munich #football

#2024wish I was excited to visit the musuem located within Allianz Arena, home of Bayern Munich FC. I am a football fan, hence the excitement. You get to learn the history of Bayern Munich and relive great memories of the players who have played for Bayern Munich. There were many trophies on display too. In 2024, I hope I can visit the stadium of Borrusia Dortmund.

#2024wish Visiting the home stadiums of the major European football clubs is what I love to do when I get the chance to visit the European countries. This was what I experienced when I got to visit the home stadium of Bayern Munich when I was in Munich Germany. It was really exciting to be in the same area where the likes of Klinsmann, Kahn, Muller played. In 2024, i hope to have the chance to visit the home stadium of Borrusia Dortmund.

introduce Opening hours Other information introduce Allianz Arena, Munich, investment amount: 280 million euros, auditorium capacity: 66,016, Allianz Arena was selected as the venue for the opening ceremony of the 2006 World Cup in Germany. With its exquisite structure and magnificent appearance, this building has become the glory of Munich and even Germany. The Allianz Arena was selected as the venue for the opening ceremony of the 2006 World Cup in Germany. With its exquisite structure and magnificent appearance, this building has become the glory of Munich and even Germany. The surface of the stadium is composed of a transparent diamond-shaped membrane structure, which shimmers in the sunlight, giving it a magical visual effect. At night, it can be illuminated by lights in red and blue (the colors of Bayern and 1860). close Opening hours Non-match days January 2-December 23 Opening hours (Monday to Sunday) 10:00-18:00 Last to enter the park 17:15 December 27th - December 30th Opening hours (Monday to Sunday) 10:00-18:00 Last to enter the park 17:15 Other information Recommended play time 2-3 hours transportation Take Metro Line 6 (U6) and get off at Frötmanning Station. Follow the signs and walk for about 10 minutes.

#wecreate I am a big football fan and thus when I get the chance to go Germany, I took the opportunity to go Munich so that I can visit Allianz Arena, home of FC Bayern Munich. I went to Munich along with my wife, colleague and ex colleague. We opted for the stadium and musuem tour. It was definitely an amazing experience for those football fans. There will be a guide who bring us around the stadium to witness the pitch, dressing room, press room etc. The musuem your was free and easy. You get to see the history of the clubs and see all the trophies they won.

We went to Salzburg for holiday and took the chance to visit Munich too as it was quite near. Since we were in Munich, I had to pay a visit to Allianz Arena, home of the most successful German team FC Bayern Munich. It was the World Cup season and thus there were no games there. We opted for the Arena and Musuem tour. To a football fan like me, it was exciting to visit the stadium where FC Bayern Munich play their games and witness the history of the club.

The second stop of the Allianz Arena came to the auditorium of the stadium. The Tour guide vividly introduced the history of the Allianz Arena, the huge investment and the difficulty of grabbing tickets. The specific figures don't remember much, but at the time they shocked everyone. The whole stadium has a very wide view. If you can watch a ball here, it is a great enjoyment to Munich. Responsible travel Tips 1 Allianz Arena can only follow tour, the cost is included in the fare; 2 Allianz Arena is very big and easy to get lost. After each visit, please follow the guide to the next stop, because some doors will be locked automatically; 3 Allianz Stadium should be taken in time, because after leaving a point, it will not return, missed it. Buy a ticket again and come again! More information about the games of Munich and Allianz Arena. Please pay attention to my Trip for details.