Allianz Arena

FC Bayern München München

Address
Werner-Heisenberg-Allee 25, 80939 München, Allemagne
Inauguration
30 May 2005
Capacity
75,024 spectators
Pitch type
Hybrid grass

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Open · Closes at 18:00

FC Bayern Museum

  • Monday 10:00 – 18:00
  • Tuesday 10:00 – 18:00
  • Wednesday 10:00 – 18:00
  • Thursday 10:00 – 18:00
  • Friday 10:00 – 18:00
  • Saturday 10:00 – 18:00
  • Sunday 10:00 – 18:00

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4.7

Visitor reviews

9 878 reviews
ابو فيصل
July 26, 2026

Even though I’m not a Bayern Munich supporter and I’m not really into football, I was in Munich and thought it would be a great opportunity to visit a stadium museum for the first time. Honestly, it turned out to be a really enjoyable experience. It only takes about 30 minutes to go through, but it’s well worth it. I enjoyed seeing the trophies and learning about the history of football, not just the history of Bayern Munich. Thank you, Bayern Munich, for such a great experience.

Nazrul Akram Mohd Nasir
July 17, 2026

Bring my kids here to Bayern Munich Tour. What a awesome memory. Lovely place and get some knowledge from the Tour Guide Mr.Anton.

Peter Marsden
June 08, 2026

Very interesting and informative museum show casing Bayern Munichs history. Lots of trophies and interactive games . Shop at the end was very busy lots of merchandise . Adult Bayern shirts around €100 . Paid for stadium tour as well costing €25 for both. It is quite a walk from the tram stop to the ground about 25 minutes then you have to walk almost half way round the stadium and up steep stairs to get to the museum and tour start

史逸欣
May 30, 2026

It spent me a lot of time to wait the area tour.But I think. It is a wonderful parents.If you are AFC. Barren. Munich fans!

Vardan Arakelian
March 27, 2026

The FC Bayern Museum is an absolutely breathtaking experience and a spectacular journey through the glorious history of one of the world’s most successful football clubs. Walking through the brilliantly curated exhibits is deeply impressive, capturing the absolute essence of sporting greatness. The sheer volume of gleaming trophies, from countless Bundesliga shields to the prestigious Champions League cups, is beautifully displayed and serves as a powerful testament to the club's relentless winning mentality and decades of European dominance. ​One of the most profound and fascinating aspects of the museum is the beautiful tribute to the legendary Franz Beckenbauer. 'Der Kaiser' shaped the very DNA of FC Bayern, and seeing his immense contributions, visionary leadership, and unmatched elegance on the pitch honored so respectfully is truly a highlight. The museum flawlessly captures the deep emotion and hard work behind every major victory and historic milestone. With its engaging interactive displays and cinematic presentations, you can truly feel the passion of the game. It is a world-class museum that flawlessly honors football royalty. A phenomenal, five-star experience!

Joshua Lim
March 07, 2026

A must-visit for not just Bayern fans but football fans in general! Went for the matchday experience and it didn't disappoint! Exhibits have both German and English, but special events are conducted in German

Katerina Catonion
February 06, 2026

We really liked the museum. It was worth the visit. It is quite large and you can learn a lot about the history of the team, its trophies, players, uniforms and stadiums. The kids had a lot of fun too. They weren't bored at all.

Wesley Wong
March 26, 2025

The FC Bayern Museum is an impressive and must-visit destination for both football fans and those interested in the history of one of the world’s most successful football clubs. The museum is well-curated, showcasing a rich collection of trophies, memorabilia, and interactive exhibits that highlight the incredible legacy of FC Bayern Munich. Even if you don’t join the guided tour, the exhibits are detailed and engaging, offering a deep dive into the club’s history, achievements, and its most famous players. However, it’s important to note that the museum is located at least 30 minutes’ walk from the nearest train station, so you’ll want to plan your timing carefully, especially if you’ve booked a tour. The walk can be enjoyable, but it’s something to consider if you’re tight on time. If you plan to take the tour, it’s essential to factor in that the museum and the tour experience can take a bit longer than expected, so make sure you allow enough time to fully enjoy everything without feeling rushed. The museum itself is definitely worth the visit for its insightful displays and rich history, but be sure to budget your time accordingly, especially if you’re planning on experiencing the full tour.

About the stadium

The Allianz Arena is a stadium that gets a reaction. Opened in 2005 in northern Munich, it is best known for its illuminated shell, which can change color: red for Bayern Munich, white for the Mannschaft, and blue for TSV 1860 back when the club still played there. Designed by the architects Herzog & de Meuron, it has become a symbol of the city as much as a landmark for supporters making their way to the ground.

The Arena holds around 75,000, with good sightlines from all three tiers of stands. It has hosted several major international fixtures: the opening match of the 2006 World Cup, the 2012 Champions League final, and several matches at Euro 2020 and Euro 2024.

Bayern's supporters are among the most loyal in the Bundesliga. Led by the Südkurve, they are quick to make themselves heard behind their team, especially during the Klassiker against Dortmund.

On non-matchdays, the Allianz Arena offers several types of tours. The Arena Tour takes you behind the scenes: the stands, the first-team dressing room, the players' tunnel, the mixed zone, the press room and the outside of the stadium. You can also go at your own pace with the Arena View, exploring the ground with a multilingual audio guide provided on site.

These tours can be combined with the FC Bayern Erlebniswelt, the largest club museum in Germany, a space of more than 3,000 m² covering the history of the Rekordmeister.

The Allianz Arena sits in Fröttmaning and is well served by the U6 metro line. For those arriving by car, the complex also has the largest covered car park in Europe, with close to 9,800 spaces, along with plenty of additional parking around the ground.

Upcoming matches

Sep

10

2026

Bayern - Bodø/Glimt Champions League

Thursday 21:00 • Allianz Arena • München

Sep

18

2026

Bayern - Union Berlin Bundesliga

Friday 20:30 • Allianz Arena • München

Oct

17

2026

Bayern - RB Leipzig Bundesliga

Saturday • Allianz Arena • München

Oct

21

2026

Bayern - Arsenal Champions League

Wednesday 21:00 • Allianz Arena • München

Oct

31

2026

Bayern - Dortmund Bundesliga

Saturday • Allianz Arena • München

Attendance

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Average attendance
74 640 spectators
Average fill rate
99%
Record attendance
75 000 spectators
Sep 13, 2025 · Bayern - HSV

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