Discover Munich and its surroundingsTravel tips for a city trip

In less than three years of construction, the Allianz Arena, home of the clubs FC Bayern and TSV 1860 Munich, was built, the most modern and architecturally exceptional football arena in Europe.

Werner-Heisenberg-Allee 25, 80939 Munich

The Jochen Schweizer Arena is a leisure and adventure place for everyone who would like to spend their free time actively, accompanied by high-quality and healthy gastronomy. With the highlight attractions Jochen Schweizer citywave, Jochen Schweizer Bodyflying (indoor skydiving) and the virtual experience area, it offers the most modern technology. It is a recommended destination for leisure and business in all four seasons.

Ludwig-Bölkow-Allee 1, 82024 Taufkirchen near Munich

The Munich Bladenight is a skate night in Munich that has been held from May to August since 1999. With up to 10,000 skaters per Bladenight, it is Europe's largest weekly night skating event. With a few exceptions, Bladenight always takes place on Mondays; different circuits are intended to cover as many city districts and levels of difficulty as possible.

Bike-friendly Munich offers more than 1,000 km of first-class bike paths: you can explore all the attractions independently in all directions. In addition to the English Garden and the Isar floodplains, other places are also highly recommended - we will be happy to provide you with tips and tour equipment! We have women's, men's and children's bikes with three- and seven-speed hub gears as well as mountain bikes with suspension and Shimano equipment to choose from. A bicycle basket and child seats are available upon request.

Thomas-Wimmer-Ring 1, 80539 Munich

The Munich Olympic Park with its unique combination of different sports and event venues has developed into one of the most important event and leisure centers in the world. Almost four decades have passed since the 1972 Games and the Munich Olympic Park is still a unique place full of life. Most of the Olympic venues are now history, but a globally renowned leisure and event center has been established in Munich to this day. Every year four million people come to the park, either to do sports, take advantage of tourist offers or to attend the many top-class events. And this number does not even include the many thousands of walkers or joggers. The Munich Olympic Park is not only a magnet for tourists or lovers of unique architecture, but also for the Munich population who spend their free time here. The people of Munich attend concerts or sporting events here or do sports themselves in the Olympic swimming hall or the Olympic ice sports center.

Spiridon-Louis-Ring 21, 80809 Munich

The surfers on the Eisbach in the English Garden have become an attraction in Munich. The artificial Eisbach wave next to the Haus der Kunst is recommended for safe, trained wave riders. The water shoots out of a tunnel into the stream bed, only 40 cm below is the threshold, which is why the water piles up here. Here surfers can ride the wave and passers-by can watch from the shore or the bridge - spectacular! Definitely worth a visit!

Prinzregentenstraße, 80538 Munich