Allianz Arena

In 2006, Bayern Munich moved into the state-of-the-art, spaceship-like soccer stadium at the incomparable Allianz Arena. Even if tickets for a game are unavailable, the stadium tour is worthwhile. Read more

Allianz arena is worth the visit.. the tour is poorly organized .. U visit the museum and the shop then u start the tour which will end at the exit.. So you shop then tour

The FC Bayern Adventure World has over 500 exhibits relating to the soccer club - including soccer cleats and jerseys, a model of the club boardroom, certainly all the team trophies and much more.

Bayern Munich really has a very fun supporters club. Keep an eye out for the call and response routine between them and the away team supporters club across the stadium on the top level.

Perfect for a tour in the stadium to break the day. The Bayern shop and museum are amazing cool. Also great when you have a camper. You can sleep here for 20 euros. They also have electricity.

One of the best stadiums in Europe, well organized starting from the car parking , food trucks , Club merchandise, Gates, stairs, restaurants and seats. One of the best football experience.

It is one of the beauties of football . Amazing atmosphere and amazing ambiance. Just go and enjoy if you have the chance.

One of the best stadiums I know in terms of overall experience. Do - try to get a ticket to park in areas S0 or S1. Don't - take a car otherwise.

go to the games of tsv 1860 munich - (sadly) less people but way more atmosphere

Football as the arguably best team in the world plays here. But for an authentic fan experience visit 1860 Munich.

They weren't organised at all, we spent around one hour for security check! Some people missed the first 10 minutes of the game! Come early

The best way to get there is by public transport . From the city centre take the U6 underground line northbound to 'Fröttmaning'. There's a small football symbol next to the stop on maps and screens.

Great place this arena. Especially when you're a soccer and Bayern Muenchen Fan. When you approach it by night it looks like a stranded UFO.

There are tours in English everyday (check the times on their website). It might be your only chance to see the inside, since it's almost impossible to get match tickets.

Most fans congregate in the city-centre bars and restaurants pre-match. A popular spot is always Leopoldstrasse, a long road stretching from close to Marienplatz right up into the north of the city .

Second biggest arena in Germany. All games have been sold out since the building opened. A must-see for Bayer-München fans.

Great stadium with awesome atmosphere. But: What the hell?!? Prices for food and drinks are fu**ed up!

Fröttmaning is in the Inner Zone. You can get a Single Day Ticket for €5.40 which is valid for travelling to and from the stadium and anywhere inside the Inner Zone until 06:00 the following morning.

Tickets behind both goals tend to be the cheapest. The best views are from the East and West stands, where tickets cost €50-€70. The away block is in a corner of the upper tier in the North End.

The ground is in the north of Munich and is best accessed via the U-Bahn stop 'Fröttmaning', a place German football legend Franz Beckenbauer once described as being "home to nothing but tree frogs".

Great stadium and fairly easy to get to. You need to buy a charge card inside the stadium and put money on it at a machine before you can buy a beer or a wurst as the vendors do not take cash.

The stadium 's official tenants are FC Bayern München and TSV 1860 von München. The stadium 's unique facade, consisting of 2,874 air panels, glows red (Bayern), blue (1860) or white (non-matchdays).

The most beautiful stadium i have ever been...The light are amazing!!!

great sport zone..big swimming pool and one of the most beautiful temple of football ....the home of Bayern...u must go into the "fernsehen turm" where u could have good view of the munchen's landscape

Don't come before the game because you wont be able to see Arena as a tourist . Tickets should be bought online well in advance as games in this stadium are high in demand.

You can also follow the A99 and continue to the 'München Fröttmaning Nord' junction. There is underground parking (Europe's largest such car park ), but it can get very congested after the game.

Fans travelling by train will likely arrive into Munich Central Station (München Hauptbahnhof). From here, take any eastbound S-Bahn to Marienplatz, where you can then get the U6 to Fröttmaning.

There are plenty of food and drink counters in the catacombs of the stadium , offering typical German football fare such as bratwurst , pretzels and beer (alcohol-free for UEFA competitions).

Amazing stadium . I cheer for Bayern Munich good luck in UEFA champions league .

If you wanna use the parking you need the Arena card . Also you can pay for a food and drink inside the stadium with this card .

Named after famous German atomic physicist and 1932 Nobel Prize for Physics winner Werner Heisenberg, the Fußball Arena München played host to the opening game of the 2006 FIFA World Cup . Read more

Due to security the lines at the entrance are quite long. They will not let you in with a bag larger then something like 25X35cm (very small). There are lockers near the parking lot .

Fans arriving by plane will fly into Munich Franz Josef Strauss Airport . From there take the S8 (not the S1) to Marienplatz, where you can change onto the underground and take the U6 to Fröttmaning.

The stadium operates a no-cash system, so in order to purchase refreshments, you need to collect an 'arena card ' which can be topped up with credit at any of the various loading stations.

The English tour tickets was sold out early so worth to make an appointment online! Consider that the Arena is about 25 minutes from the U6 stop.

Two professional Munich football clubs FC Bayern Munich and TSV 1860 München have played their home games at the Allianz Arena since the start of the 2005–06 season.

Check it out at night! Depending which soccer team is playing it shines in red, blue or white!

Amazing vibe during the game. And very well organized !!!

Get out of any of the 'Universität', 'Giselastraße' or 'Münchner Freiheit' stops and you'll be greeted by a marathon of bars and restaurants , with many more along the many side streets.

To go by car from the city centre, follow the A9 northbound and take exit 73 – 'München Fröttmaning Süd', turning into Werner-Heisenberger-Allee, approximately 11 kilometres from the city centre.

For BMW drivers, parking possibilities on the BMW location near the Arena - you have to call them in the week before the match and ask for a parking lot .

Get there early if you're an away supporter as they walk you miles away from the stadium to get there

Very impressive enter the stadium and feel the vibration that players feel when entering field ..

check the sum on the pay-card right away as you get it at the counter. it may malfunction after having waited 15mins in the line

Great & beautiful architecture . Main venue of FC Bayern Munich

this is so totally awesome to be there at night with the changing lights of the arena. should stop by to see.

It is significant to learn to handle defeats as well as triumphs properly even tho we prefer the glory days.

Had fun seeing the stadium and player room

Constructed between 2002 and 2005 in preparation for the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, the stadium has a total capacity of 69,901 for domestic matches and 66,000 for UEFA competitions.

It can be difficult to get tickets for Bayern home games, especially the big matches. However, tickets are often available via the club's official website.