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Capacity: 75,000

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Munich, Germany

Where to Stay in Munich

Hotel Bayerischer Hof

Legendary five-star hotel in Munich's city centre since 1841, featuring a rooftop spa with Alpine views and multiple restaurants. Visiting football teams, Champions League dignitaries, and VIP fans make it their Munich base for Allianz Arena events.

Hotel Laimer Hof

A charming boutique hotel in a restored villa near Nymphenburg Palace, offering cozy rooms with Bavarian flair. Football fans and Oktoberfest visitors enjoy a quieter neighborhood base with easy metro access to the Allianz Arena and fairgrounds.

Hotel Torbraü

Munich's oldest hotel, established in 1490, sits just steps from the Isartor S-Bahn station making Allianz Arena a quick ride away. The Hotel Torbraü combines centuries of history with modern comfort, and its central location near Marienplatz and the Viktualienmarkt is perfect for fans exploring the city.

Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski

Munich's most prestigious hotel since 1858, located on the elegant Maximilianstrasse shopping boulevard. Visiting football dignitaries, celebrities, and well-heeled Bayern fans stay here for unmatched old-world luxury and Oktoberfest proximity.

Where to Eat in Munich

Augustiner-Keller

With 5,000 seats under ancient chestnut trees, Augustiner-Keller near Hauptbahnhof is one of Munich's finest beer gardens. Serving Augustiner beer straight from wooden barrels and classic Bavarian fare, it is where locals truly drink. Football and Oktoberfest fans pack the garden on warm evenings.

Brenner Grill

Stylish grill restaurant on prestigious Maximilianstrasse with a wood-fired oven and open kitchen. Frequented by Bundesliga players and Munich's social elite, it is where fans come to celebrate after a big Bayern victory at the Allianz Arena.

Hofbräuhaus am Platzl

The world's most famous beer hall, Hofbräuhaus has been serving Bavarian classics and fresh-brewed beer since 1589. Visiting fans gather here before heading to the Allianz Arena for Bayern Munich matches, sharing long communal tables with locals over weisswurst, schweinshaxe, and litres of Hofbräu.

Paulaner am Nockherberg

The historic Paulaner brewery restaurant on Nockherberg hill serves traditional Bavarian food and house-brewed beer to Munich sports fans before and after major matches. The vast beer garden accommodates hundreds of supporters and the Schweinshaxe and Weißwurst are benchmarks of the local cuisine. Bayern and TSV 1860 fans have shared this space for over a century.

Tantris Restaurant

Tantris in Schwabing is one of Germany's most legendary fine dining institutions, a Michelin-starred establishment where the football world's elite — players, coaches, agents, and club directors — celebrate victories in a mid-century modern interior that feels genuinely timeless. The Nouvelle Bavarian cuisine and extraordinary wine cellar make a post-match dinner here the ultimate reward for a weekend trip to Munich for a Champions League fixture. Reservations weeks in advance are essential for match weekends.

Best Bars in Munich

Hofbräuhaus Fan Gathering

The world's most famous beer hall is a required stop for sports fans in Munich, particularly on Bundesliga and Champions League match days when Bayern supporters fill the long communal benches in full kit. One-litre Masskrüge of Hofbräu Original fuel fan conversations spanning every topic in world football. The brass band and communal singing make it unlike any other pre-match experience on earth.

Hofbräuhaus München

The world's most famous beer hall, the Royal Hofbräuhaus has been serving one-liter Maßkrüge of HB lager since 1589 to everyone from Mozart to modern-day Bayern fans. On Bundesliga match days the ground floor fills with Bayern supporters mixing with international tourists in a uniquely Bavarian celebration of football and beer. The oompah band, communal benches, and pretzels the size of steering wheels create an atmosphere that is uniquely, irreplaceably Munich.

Kilians Irish Pub

Iconic Irish pub on Frauenplatz near Marienplatz that becomes a sea of football scarves on Champions League nights. With dozens of screens and a raucous atmosphere, it is the place where international fans gather for Bayern Munich's biggest European fixtures.

Pusser's New York Bar

Elegant piano bar near the Residenz serving perfectly mixed classic cocktails including their famed Painkiller. Bayern Munich fans in a celebratory mood head here after Champions League nights at Allianz Arena for a refined nightcap.

Schumann's Bar

Founded by bartending legend Charles Schumann in 1982, Schumann's on Odeonsplatz is considered one of the world's greatest bars. Its classic cocktails and sophisticated atmosphere attract celebrities, athletes, and discerning fans celebrating a Bayern Munich victory or a concert at the Olympiahalle.

Wirtshaus in der Au

A beloved Bavarian tavern in the Au district famous for its bread dumplings and excellent wheat beer selection. Bayern Munich fans warm up here before Allianz Arena matches, enjoying a more local alternative to the touristy beer halls.

Fan Attractions in Munich

Allianz Arena

One of the world's most architecturally stunning stadiums, the Allianz Arena glows red for Bayern Munich home matches and provides an unmatched Bundesliga fan experience. The FC Bayern Museum and stadium tour complex beside the ground is one of Europe's most visited football attractions. The S-Bahn ride from central Munich packed with Bayern fans is part of the match-day ritual.

Allianz Arena Tour

Home of FC Bayern Munich and one of the world's most recognizable stadia, the Allianz Arena's inflatable ETFE cushion exterior glows red (Bayern), blue (1860 Munich), or white (Germany national team) depending on the evening's fixture. The FC Bayern Museum inside is one of European football's finest sports museums, packed with Bundesliga and Champions League trophies. Tour highlights include the locker room, the tunnel walk, and the media center high above the pitch.

Allianz Arena Tour & FC Bayern Museum

Tour FC Bayern Munich's architecturally stunning Allianz Arena and visit the FC Bayern Museum, which chronicles the club's journey from 1900 to present day. The arena tour includes the players' tunnel, dressing rooms, and the illuminated exterior facade that changes color on matchdays.

Things to Do

English Garden Eisbach Surf

Watch fearless surfers ride the standing wave on the Eisbach river in Munich's English Garden — the world's most famous urban surf spot, a must-see for sports fans.

FC Bayern Erlebniswelt (FC Bayern World)

Germany's largest club museum spans 3,000 square meters inside the Allianz Arena, showcasing six Champions League trophies and over 30 Bundesliga titles. Interactive stations let fans experience matchday atmosphere, test their skills, and explore 120+ years of Bayern history.

FC Bayern München Museum

The world's most visited club football museum, featuring interactive exhibits across multiple floors covering Bayern's domestic and European dominance. Multiple Champions League trophies, Bundesliga shields, and personal memorabilia from Müller, Beckenbauer, and Neuer are displayed with exceptional production quality. Visitors can pose with replicas of every major trophy in the impressive collection.

FC Bayern Museum at Allianz Arena

The FC Bayern Museum inside the Allianz Arena is one of world football's finest club museums — an interactive journey through Bundesliga titles, Champions League triumphs, and the legends of German football. Fans can sit in the manager's chair, test their penalty skills, and get immersed in the club's 120-year history across three floors of exhibits. The rooftop walkway around the glowing arena exterior makes for one of European football's most dramatic photo opportunities.

Things to Do

Hofbrauhaus am Platzl

Raise a Mass (one-liter stein) at Munich's world-famous Hofbrauhaus, a 16th-century royal brewery turned beer hall that seats 3,000 across its vaulted ground-floor Schwemme and upstairs festival hall. Live oompah bands, traditional Bavarian food, and a lively international crowd make it the quintessential post-match gathering spot.

Olympiapark München

The 1972 Munich Olympics complex is a masterpiece of modernist sports architecture, its sweeping acrylic tent roofs still revolutionary fifty years after they were built, and the grounds remain active with concerts, FC Bayern reserve matches, and guided Olympic heritage tours. The Olympic Tower offers panoramic views across Munich to the Alps, making it one of Germany's great urban viewpoints on clear days. The complex's dual identity as a scene of sporting triumph and the tragic 1972 attack gives it a profound historical weight that serious sports travelers feel deeply.