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City tour and FC Bayern football tour

This unique city tour combines the most famous sights of the Bavarian capital with a visit to the Allianz Arena and the FC Bayern Museum. This way you can get to know and discover Munich as a city and the record-breaking football champion FC Bayern together.

Tickets included:

• 4-hour city tour along the most beautiful sights of Munich (Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays at 10 am )
• admission and tour of the Allianz Arena
• admission and visit to the FC Bayern Museum
• exclusively with us: free city map and 50 % discount on the official city guide
• free cancellation until 24 h before tour start

This city tour starts with the most beautiful sights in Munich and provides all kinds of interesting information about them. The highlight of the classic tour is not only for football fans but also the Allianz Arena , to which a lot of time is dedicated. Due to its impressive architecture the football temple became a landmark of the city.

On this tour you can explore the legendary stadium on your own and look forward to many highlights that will not only make footballers' hearts beat faster. You will also visit the FC Bayern club grounds and the FC Bayern Museum , Germany's largest club museum. There you will go on a spectacular journey through time, from the foundation of the German record champions in 1900 to their current successes. Entrance is already included. So you can discover the city of Munich and its football champions in four hours.

Important information

Start: 10 am, Thursday and Friday, 01.04. to 31.10.

Duration: 4 hours

Departure:  Karlsplatz 21 / Sonnenstrasse in front of Galeria Kaufhof

Information about your booked city tour: Interesting information about the sights and the fascinating world of FC Bayern Munich is available in German and English.

After successful booking you will receive your tickets automatically by e-mail. Alternatively, tickets can also be bought at the Tourist Information at Marienplatz and at the main train station .

You will receive the free City Map and the 50% discount on the official City Guide "simply Munich" upon presentation of your booking confirmation at the Tourist Information at Marienplatz or at main station (please note the current opening hours).

Current information: There are currently restrictions for visitors to the Allianz Arena. Areas such as the press conference room, the team cabins and the players' tunnel are currently closed and cannot be visited.

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Bayern Munich stadium tour: How to visit unique Allianz Arena

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It's one of the most recognisable stadiums in world football, but how can you visit the stunning Bayern Munich stadium, the Allianz Arena?  Football Ground Guide  gives you all you need to know right here…

How to do a Bayern Munich stadium tour?

To book your tour in advance, head to the official club booking page here , but make sure to read the information below first to understand the differences in ticket prices and important details about matchday/non-matchday alterations.

What's included in the Bayern Munich stadium tour?

On a guided tour, you'll be taken to the tunnel at the Allianz Arena and have the chance to view it through the eyes of the players by walking out to the pitch. Your guide will talk your through the fascinating details behind a stadium unique in world football while you get the chance to see the press conference area and the manager's dugout.

The FC Bayern Museum, meanwhile, is the largest of any German football club and takes you through the remarkable history of the current German champions. You'll be able to see the club's huge trophy haul and some other great exhibits.

How long is the tour?

The total duration is around 2-3 hours, though you could do it in a shorter amount of time if needed.

The guided tour of the Allianz Arena takes one hour, while the recommended amount of time to view the FC Bayern Museum is 1-1.5 hours.

Crucially, if you're doing a tour that starts after 4pm, you should visit the museum before you go on the Allianz Arena stadium tour. Otherwise, the museum will close before you can see it.

The museum's opening times are 10am to 6pm. The tours go from around 10am to 5:30pm.

On matchdays, these opening times differ. You should check with the club when booking.

How much does a Bayern Munich stadium tour cost?

The Bayern Munich stadium tour ticket price for adults (14 years and older) is €25.

Concessions (students, pensioners, appretices, schoolchildren, members and severely disabled people) is €22, while children (6-13 years) cost only €11. Children younger than this can enter for free, but must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian and a ticket booking is still required.

A family ticket offers good value for two adults and an unlimited amount of children under the age of 16. This costs €59.

The museum audio guide, which is an extra, costs €3. You do not need the museum audio guide, but might find it interesting.

How to get to the Allianz Arena

Bayern Munich's stadium is pretty far from the centre of Munich, but it's an incredibly well-connected city with fantastic public transport options, and so the journey to the Allianz Arena isn't too bad.

Take the Line 6 to get off at Fröttmaning. If you are in the old city centre, the Line 6 will take you to the Marienplatz and it is a 15 minute ride. If trams are preferred over the metro, it is possible to take a tram to Marienplatz from Ostbahnhof and Hauptbahnhof, which happen to be the largest train stations in Munich.

Allianz Arena key facts

Capacity: 75,024 (59,230 seated and 15,794 standing)

Address: Allianz Arena, Werner-Heisenberg-Allee 25, 80939 München, Germany

Pitch Size: 105m x 68m

Year Ground Opened: 2005

Undersoil Heating: Yes

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Interested, but want to see if it's really worth it? Well, there are plenty of videos on YouTube taking you through the Bayern Munich stadium tour, including this one below demonstrating the walk through the dressing rooms, stands and much more. Take a look for yourself.

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Allianz Arena is FC Bayern Munich’s home ground and welcomes five million visitors annually for its two attractions – the Allianz Arena tour and the FC Bayern Museum.

It has a seating capacity of 75,000 for football matches and is the first stadium in the world with a full color-changing exterior.

This article shares everything you must know before you book your Allianz Arena tour or purchase the FC Bayern Museum tickets.

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At Allianz Arena Munich, there are two things you can do – visit the FC Bayern Museum and tour the Allianz Arena football stadium.

Most tourists prefer to do both during their visit.

The Arena Tour is a great way to get behind-the-scenes insight into an extraordinary and unusual stadium. It is available in English and German.

A trained Allianz Arena stadium guide takes you through the Arena for 45 minutes, explaining everything a soccer fan would love to know. 

You also get to experience the Allianz Arena’s atmosphere from the players’ perspective as you walk through the tunnel.

Kids love this sightseeing in Allianz Arena, and the soccer stadium makes for a great day outing for them.

Here are some of the highlights of the Arena tour:

• Main stand lower tier
• Press conference area
• Players’ tunnel
• Explanation of the exterior facade

Once you have explored the Arena, the guide takes drops you at the FC Bayern Museum, and you continue the tour by yourself. 

Visitors can buy their FC Bayern Museum and Arena Tour tickets in the foyer of the FC Bayern Museum on Level 3, which can be accessed via Stairway L.

However, to avoid last-minute disappointment, it is better to purchase Allianz Arena stadium tour tickets in advance.

Since the Allianz Arena tour and the visit to Bayern Football Club’s Museum take up only two hours, most tourists prefer to add one more activity before their stadium visit in Munich. 

FC Bayern Munich Allianz Arena Tour and Panoramic Munich Tour

This four-hour football tour starts at 10 am, with a bus tour through the city of Munich.

After an hour-long bus ride around the city, checking out its landmarks, like Konigsplatz, the Theatiner Church, the House of Arts, and the Bavarian National Museum, you reach the home of one of the most popular football clubs in the world. 

After a trained guide takes you around the Allianz Arena stadium, you step into the FC Bayern Museum to learn about the football club’s 120-year history. 

Also, stop by the FC Fan Club Shop.

This Allianz Arena tour is available in English and German. On the ticket booking page, you must choose your language. 

Cost of the tour

Adult ticket (14+ years): €48 Child ticket (4 to 13 years): €28 Infant ticket (less than 3 years): Free entry

Both Allianz Arena and FC Bayern Museum open at 10 am and close at 6 pm, every day.

The last admission is at 5.15 pm.

The Arena and the Museum remain closed on Christmas (24, 25, and 26 December), New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day.

They also remain closed on days when the FC Bayern football team plays its home matches at the stadium.

Allianz Arena is in the Northern part of Munich, approximately 12 kilometers from the city center. 

Address:  Werner-Heisenberg-Allee 25, 80939 München, Germany. Get directions

Matchday or no match day, it is better to start early because of potentially heavy traffic near the Allianz Arena.

S-Bahn to Allianz Arena

It is best to take an S-Bahn train from München Hauptbahnhof (Munich’s Central Station) or Munich East Station to Marienplatz , a central transit point. 

From the Central Station, you can board S1, S2, S3, S4, S6, S7 or S8 and from Munich East, you can get on to S1, S2, S3, S4, S7 or S8 to reach Marienplatz.

Allianz Arena U Bahn

Marienplatz Station is 11 kms (almost 7 miles) from Allianz Arena, FC Bayern Munich’s football stadium.

From Marienplatz, visitors must take the U6 underground line (in the direction of Garching-Hochbrück) to Fröttmaning . 

The U-Bahn from Marienplatz to Fröttmanning takes approximately 16 minutes. 

Once you get down at Fröttmanning, you must walk a distance of 1 km (two-thirds of a mile) via the Esplanade to get to the stadium. 

CityTourCard gets you free travel on public transport. It is a fantastic way to save money if you are a large group or on a budget holiday. 

If you’re traveling by car, turn on your  Google Maps  and get started.

There is ample parking at Allianz Arena stadium – 11,900 spaces to be precise, making it the largest football stadium car park in Europe.

On non-matchdays, visitors to the FC Bayern Museum and the Allianz Arena Munich can park in the North Coach Park.

Parking is free for the first 45 minutes. 

After the free period, cars, vans, camper vans, trailers, and motorbikes must pay €5 per day. 

The automatic ticket machine is at the entrance/exit gate, and payment is possible by cash, EC, or credit card.

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It was initially known as FC Bayern Erlebniswelt, meaning the ‘world of experience,’ and was inaugurated on 25 May 2012. 

Since FC Bayern Museum is inside the Allianz Arena stadium, it also gets referred to as the Allianz Arena museum.

The 3,000-square-metre FC Bayern Museum presents the club’s 120-year history with massive video screens, multimedia, and interactive elements.

Here are a few things you must not miss during your visit to FC Bayern Museum – 

• Louis van Gaal’s speech from the town hall balcony in May 2010
• The Hall of Fame, which honors the 18 mega stars of FC Bayern Munich
• FC Bayern Munich postcard from 1900 and two pub newsletters from 1902 and 1903 are three of the oldest items in the Museum
• ‘Via Triumphalis’ which is a large section and contains all the Gold and Silver cups won by the team over the last 120 years
• Treble Corner, which displays the club’s historic achievement in 2013 when they won the Bundesliga, DFB Cup, and Champions League trophies 
• 12-minute movie in FC Bayern Museum’s cinema about the most important and emotional moments in the club’s history
• The Sanyo advertising barrel Jürgen Klinsmann kicked and made a hole after the coach substituted him during a match in 1997.
• Before you step out, don’t forget to take a photo with the current squad.

If you have already booked your guided Allianz Arena tour, you must be at the Paulaner Fantreff North meeting point with your valid ticket 15 minutes before the tour starts.

If you plan to arrive at the North Entrance by taxi, get dropped off at Parkplatz Mitte. 

The entrance to the Allianz Arena tour is well-signposted, and you can’t miss it.  Download layout of stadium

Visitors usually need around two hours to explore Allianz Arena. 

The guided Allianz Arena tour lasts 45 minutes, and then you need 60 to 90 minutes to explore the FC Bayern Museum. 

You may need more time at the Bayern Museum to see all the trophies Bayern has won, learn about its top stars, and listen to fascinating stories.

• FC Bayern Munich’s Arena tour involves considerable walking and the use of stairways. Please wear comfortable shoes.
• While you can take as many personal photographs and videos as you want, the use of photographic, video, and audio recording equipment for commercial purposes is strictly prohibited.
• Don’t bring along pushchairs and strollers since they are not permitted on the tours.

Allianz Arena is Europe’s biggest stadium with surrounding outdoor LED lighting for dynamic mood lighting. 

Earlier, the stadium could only project three colors – red, blue, and white. 

However, by the end of 2014, Allianz Arena installed new LED lighting on the facade, producing 16 million different colors.

The Allianz Arena gets illuminated for approximately three hours from sunset on non-matchdays. 

The Munich stadium also lights up on certain evenings to celebrate special events.

More than 300,000 LED lights — over a surface area of 26,000 square meters — light up the stadium facade’s inflatable outer membrane.

The authorities have also introduced lighting to enhance the action on the pitch inside the Allianz Arena. 

For example, a Mexican wave can be created to celebrate a goal during the match. 

Check out how FC Bayern Munich celebrated Christmas with a lighting show inside the stadium. 

FC Bayern Munich and their opponents, TSV 1860 Munich, used the city’s Olympic Stadium as their home ground. 

In the mid-1990s, the clubs decided that the Olympiastadion built for the 1972 Summer Olympics would no longer be enough.

They had two options – reconstruct the Olympiastadion or build a new stadium. 

The stadium’s foundation stone was laid on 21 Oct 2002, and construction got completed on 30 Apr 2005.

It was in time for the 2006 FIFA World Cup.

Swiss architect firm Herzog & de Meuron built the soccer stadium at the cost of €340 million. 

The first official match held was a game between TSV 1860 Munchen and against FC Nuremberg.

Allianz, the financial services provider, secured the new stadium’s naming rights and signed a 30-year sponsorship deal. 

And that is the reason why this football stadium in Munich is referred to as Allianz Arena.

Check out this Allianz Arena 360 panorama tour if you want to explore the stadium from your armchair. 

Sources # Allianz-arena.com # Fcbayern.com # Tripadvisor.com The travel specialists at TheBetterVacation.com use only high-quality sources while researching & writing their articles. We make every attempt to keep our content current, reliable and trustworthy.

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Explore the legendary Allianz Arena and FC Bayern Munich museum with a guide. Discover the city's highlights on a sightseeing double-decker bus tour!

Explore Munich on a panoramic double-decker bus with a German/English guide. Ride past the futuristic building of BMW Welt and Deutsches Museum.

Step into the world of FC Bayern Munich and get a glimpse into the personal lives of the club's biggest stars at its museum.

Lay your eyes on the coveted UEFA Champions League trophies, Bundesliga titles, and DFB-Pokal triumphs that bear witness to FC Bayern's unrivaled success.

Marvel at Allianz Arena’s iconic architecture with cutting-edge facilities on an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour that unveils the inner workings of this stadium.

Fun Fact: Allianz Arena was the venue for many 2006 FIFA World Cup matches, including the opening match between Germany and Costa Rica!

Sightseeing bus tour of Munich

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Allianz Arena guided tour with press and changing rooms

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Immerse yourself in the ultimate soccer experience.

Begin your adventure in Munich, where history, culture, and soccer intertwine. Experience the true essence of Bavaria on a scenic double-decker bus tour that takes you past Munich's most famous sites like Deutsches Museum and BMW Welt, with live commentary on board. Next, you step onto the grounds that served as a venue for the 2006 FIFA World Cup Championship, the Allianz Arena. The arena boasts cutting-edge facilities, including top-tier amenities, spacious seating, and excellent sightlines. With an expert guide, you'll explore areas normally off-limits to the public, such as the player tunnel, dressing rooms, and the press conference area.

Learn the History of FC Bayern

At the FC Bayern Munich Museum, uncover the fascinating stories of triumph, perseverance, and unrivaled dedication. Marvel at the illustrious trophies, relive iconic moments, and discover the secrets behind the success of one of the most storied football clubs in the world. Put your skills to the test with interactive exhibits, feel the adrenaline rush as you stand shoulder to shoulder with virtual teammates, and experience the thrill of scoring a winning goal in front of thousands of roaring fans.

City tour by sightseeing doubledecker bus with live commentary in English or German

Guided tour of Allianz Arena

Free time at FC Bayern Museum and Fan Shop

Departure from Allianz Arena towards the city, passing by Olympiapark

End of tour at the departure point

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Important information.

Outside food and drinks are allowed on this tour.

Click here to view the landmarks you’ll encounter during your Munich city bus tour.

Please note: On match days, there will be no visit to the Allianz Arena so the tour would need to be canceled. This information often will be on shorthand notice.

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Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the meeting point.

Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the scheduled time of your tour to avoid any delays.

Meeting Point

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Address: Karlsplatz 21/Suite 2, 80335 München, Germany.

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The closest bus stop is Karlsplatz (Stachus). It is a quick 1 minute walk to the meeting point.

Board buses N40,N41 or N445 and more to get you there.

The closest Tram station is Karlsplatz. It is a quick 1 minute walk to the meeting point.

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With friendly matches arranged in Shanghai, Shenzhen and Singapore, Bayern were engaging with fans across Asia, while also competing against world-class opposition. The Bundesliga champions faced Arsenal in Shangai, AC Milan in Shenzhen and then Chelsea and Inter Milan, both in Singapore, as part of the International Champions Cup.

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Bayern Munich challenging for more global glory

Find out more about the record-breaking German champions and how they qualified for the first edition of the new-look global club tournament in 2025.

Bayern Munich are one of 12 European teams and two Bundesliga sides that will feature at the Mundial de Clubes FIFA 25™ (FIFA Club World Cup 2025™).

Read on to learn more about the history of Germany's most successful club, some of their legendary players and how they qualified for the global showpiece.

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Bayern secured their place at the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 when the qualification process was announced back in December 2023. The club's strong performances in the UEFA Champions League over the four-year qualifying period (2021-2024), when they reached at least the quarter-final stage each season, meant they qualified via the UEFA ranking pathway .

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With roots in the football division of MTV Munchen, Bayern Munich were founded in 1900. The most successful club in German football history celebrated the first of their 33 league titles to date in 1932, well before the Bundesliga was set up in 1963. Bayern won 11 consecutive league titles between 2013 and 2023, before Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen brought this run to an end in the 2023-24 season. Die Roten are also record winners of the DFB-Pokal (German Cup) with 20 titles to their name, the most recent of which came in 2020.

Bayern's long track record of success extends beyond the borders of Germany. The club's vast trophy cabinet also includes six UEFA Champions League titles (previously the European Cup), two Intercontinental Cups and two FIFA Club World Cup™ trophies. Bayern became FIFA Club World Cup champions for the first time after beating Raja Casablanca (Morocco) 2-0 in 2013, repeating the feat with a 1-0 victory over UANL Tigres (Mexico) in 2020.

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Franz ' Der Kaiser' Beckenbauer's achievements as a player, coach and president shaped not just Bayern Munich but German football as a whole. As a player, Beckenbauer was an exceptional sweeper who led his club and country to numerous domestic and international titles, including four Bundesligas, four German Cups, three successive European Cups and the 1974 FIFA World Cup™. He also won the Ballon d'Or in 1972 and 1976. Beckenbauer later went on to win the World Cup for a second time in 1990, this time as Germany's head coach.

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Gerd Muller, also known as ' Der Bomber der Nation' , is arguably the best German striker of all time. As a team-mate of Beckenbauer, he scored countless goals for Bayern and West Germany in the 1960s and 1970s, collecting a vast amount of silverware in the process, including four league titles, four German Cups, three European Cups and the 1974 World Cup, when he netted the winner in a 2-1 victory over the Netherlands.

Lothar Matthaus Lothar Matthaus

Lothar Matthaus was a star player in the 1980s and 1990s. As a sweeper and central midfielder, he was known for his leadership qualities and technical skill on the ball. Matthaus also played a key role in several Bayern triumphs, including seven Bundesliga titles, three German Cups and the UEFA Cup. He is also Germany's most-capped player with 150 international appearances to his name, becoming world champion in 1990 and a runner-up on two other occasions (1982, 1986). He won the Ballon d'Or in 1990 and was crowned FIFA World Player of the Year in 1991.

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Munich, a Euros guide: Where to go in Europe's beer garden capital

M unich is one of the ten venues for the upcoming European Football Championships, and fans from Germany, Scotland, Romania, Slovenia, Serbia, Ukraine and Denmark will be descending on the capital of Bavaria to cheer their teams on. Also, Munich's famed Allianz Arena will see one second-round match and one of the tournament's two semi-final matches.

The 2024 tournament kicks off in Munich on June 14 when Germany hosts Scotland. But whether you are here to actually attend a match, or just happen to be in Munich, the question is - where, from the fan viewpoint, will the action be happening? Where to experience the football atmosphere away from the stadium? And besides football, what else does Munich have to offer? Here are a few tips.

1. Public screenings

The official fan zone is in the Olympiapark (venue of the 1972 Summer Olympics), where all 51 tournament matches will be shown - free of charge. The setting, located near the majestic Olympic Stadium, is the Olympic Lake, where the TV broadcasts will be projected onto a 120 square-metre outdoor screen.

2. Stadium: Allianz Arena 

The Allianz Arena - home of football giant FC Bayern in the northern part of the city - is the venue for all the matches in Munich. Fans travelling from the Marienplatz square in the city centre are best advised to take the U6 subway line, a roughly 20-minute ride, to the Fröttmaning stop. During the championships the stadium will officially be called Fussball Arena München (Football Arena Munich).

If you're driving it is very important to know that beforehand you must book your parking permits for the public parking garages at the stadium. The number of permits is limited. Without advance booking you won't get in. Generally speaking, tournament organisers advise against driving with your car to the stadium.

3. Pilgrimage places for die-hard football fans

Munich stands for two major football clubs, the arch-rivals FC Bayern and TSV 1860 Munich. In the Allianz Arena, Bayern has established a museum which the club claims is the largest of its kind in Germany. You can book tickets to the museum online ahead of time and tickets can also be purchased in combination with a stadium tour.

But for some days during the tournament bookings cannot be made. A further pilgrimage point for Bayern fans is the team training quarters - with fan shop - in the Säbener Street in the southern part of the city. 

TSV 1860 Munich is not the great supra-regional footballing power like FC Bayern, but the club has many die-hard fans in the city. The Grünwalder Stadion of what fans call the "Sechziger" (Sixties) is in the Grünwalder Street in the district of Giesing. It was built in 1911 and is thereby the oldest stadium in Munich. It was also the largest until 1972, when the Olympic Stadium was opened. 

If the public viewing in the Olympic Park is too big for you, the "Stadion an der Schleißheimer Straße" - it's actually a pub - in the Maxvorstadt district might be a good bet. However, according to the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper, what is "probably Munich's most famous football pub" is anything but an insider tip. So it's best to book a seat early.

4. What else Munich offers besides football 

The large open-air market Viktualienmarkt offers a full Bavarian experience: First Leberkäse (a kind of meat loaf) in a breadroll, then a stroll through the market stalls. If you still have time and the weather is fine, sit under the trees in the beer garden and drink a litre of beer while watching this archetypical Munich scene.

If you are already out and about in the city centre, you can also stop by Marienplatz square with the New Town Hall and carillon (daily at 11:00 and 12:00 and from March to October also at 17:00). Football fans will recognise the balcony: This is where FC Bayern celebrates the titles it has won with its supporters on the square below. Just around the corner is the Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady), which dominates Munich's cityscape with its two onion domes.

A dip in the Isar, the river that runs through the city, promises to cool you down in summer. The longest bathing zone close to the city centre is between Flauchersteg and Wittelsbacherbrücke.

To get a bit of fresh air and a break from the hustle and bustle, head to the English Garden, one of the largest inner-city parks in the world. It is also home to the Eisbach wave, where surfers show off their skills. If you like particularly well-kept parks, head to the west of the city to Nymphenburg Palace, once the summer residence of the Bavarian rulers.

If the weather is inclement, a magnificent indoor venue is the world-renowned museum of science and technology, Deutsches Museum, located on an island in the Isar River. There, 20,000 square metres of exhibition await you, so plan to budget a bit more of your time to take it all in.

From June 28 through July 7, a further diversion from the football frenzy will be the 41st Munich International Film festival , featuring films from around the world and screenings in several cinemas around the city.

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Hansi Flick appointed new Barcelona manager: Ex-Bayern Munich, Germany coach signs deal until 2026

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Hansi Flick is the new FC Barcelona coach, the Spanish giants announced Wednesday. The former Bayern Munich and German national team boss will take charge of the Blaugrana after the departure of Xavi Hernandez after signing a deal running until the summer of 2026, the team confirmed in a statement.

"FC Barcelona and Hansi Flick have reached an agreement for the German to become men's first team football coach until 30 June 2026. The new coach has signed a contract at the Club's offices accompanied by FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta; first vice president responsible for the sporting area, Rafa Yuste and the Club's sporting director, Anderson Luís de Souza, Deco."

It's our moment. Flick is here. pic.twitter.com/ysb35a6l35 — FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona) May 29, 2024

Barcelona have decided to move on from Xavi's management and decided to appoint the German manager who will is taking charge of a team outside his home country for the first time. Barcelona confirmed their agreement with Xavi to exit the club only a few minutes before announcing the new coach.

"FC Barcelona and Xavi Hernández Creus have reached an agreement to sever the contract the coach and his staff had with the Club until the end of the 2024/25 season. The Club wishes to publicly thank Xavi and the rest of his coaching staff for their commitment, dedication and generosity, and for their help in reaching an agreement to sever the contract. Furthermore, we wish him success in the future on both a personal and professional level."

Flick started his managerial career in 2006, as he became the assistant coach to Jurgen Low at the German national team following the resignation of Jurgen Klinsmann. Low and Flick led Germany through a rebuilding phase and then to the final of the European Championships in 2008. In 2010 the team reached the World Cup semifinal, the same stage of the European Championships in 2012 before being crowned World Champions in 2014 in Brazil.

It’s official! 📝 FLICK UNTIL 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣6️⃣ pic.twitter.com/t1rSNwjYJq — FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona) May 29, 2024

After the success in the tournament, Flick stepped down as assistant coach and took a job as sporting director at the German Football Federation before returning to Hoffenheim in 2017 as sporting director. In the summer of 2019 Flick arrived at Bayern Munich as assistant to Nico Kovac. The Bavarian club went on to sack their Croatian coach after just months in the job and Flick was promoted to caretaker first team coach, a decision that was to change the course of Bayern's history. After a good start, Bayern CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge confirmed Flick in the job until the end of the season. Flick recorded 22 wins in his first 25 games in charge, surpassing Pep Guardiola's figures of 21 wins in his first 25 matches. The season ended with the Munich club winning a historic treble which included an 8-2 defeat for Barcelona in the Champions League at the hands of Flick's team. The German coach was awarded the UEFA Coach of the Year award. 

After Bayern, Flick became the coach of the German national team in 2021. After eight wins in his eight games in charge, Hansi Flick's team lost to Japan in the 2022 Qatar World Cup and were knocked out of the tournament at the group stage. After more negative results, months later Flick was sacked as Germany coach. The Flick era at Barcelona is now about to start. 

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