Discover the fascinating history of the Bayern Munich stadium with this guided tour of the Allianz Arena. Explore the home of Germany's most successful club! It also includes the transfer to the stadium.
Tour Details
At the appointed time, we'll meet you at the Karlsplatz (Stachus) streetcar station. From this point, located in the central Sonnenstraße of the Bavarian capital, we'll embark on a short panoramic tour of Munich by bus.
On this panoramic route, we'll pass by such emblematic places of the city as the Prinzregentenstraße avenue, where we'll see the exterior of the Haus der Kunst art museum and the Bavarian National Museum.
Next, we'll move to the north of Munich, where the Allianz Arena stadium, which was built for the 2006 World Cup in Germany, is located. Did you know that it's one of the most modern stadiums in Europe? This temple of football has hosted matches of colossal importance for the sport, such as the 2012 Champions League final.
Once at the Allianz Arena, you’ll be free to explore the stadium’s displays at your own pace, featuring trophies, jerseys, balls, and other items that showcase the club’s rich history. You can also stop by the Fan Store to purchase exclusive items and take home a souvenir of your visit.
Afterwards, you'll enjoy a guided tour of the Allianz Arena lasting approximately 1 hour. Throughout this guided tour of the Bayern Munich stadium, the club with the most trophies in Germany, we'll visit the players' locker room and the press room, as well as the pitch.
Finally, we'll return to the meeting point in Munich, where we'll conclude this 3-hour tour.
Special Schedules
The tour will not be available on match days at the stadium.