However, Bayern sell out every home league match and it is nearly impossible for non-members to get tickets, even in advance (though Bayern’s own ticket market place may at times have some tickets available). You can buy tickets for Bayern games online, or in person at the Bayern ServiceCenter at the Säbener Straße 51-57 (in the south of the city). There are obviously also plenty of hotels in Munich’s city centre, in particular in the area around Munich’s main railway station. Click here for an overview of all hotels near the Allianz Arena. Hotel Arena Stadt München is located one metro stop south of the stadium and theoretically at walking distance. Both Motel One and Ibis Hotel München Hochbrück are decently priced and get good reviews. If you are coming in by car and need something close to the arena, then there are a few road-side hotels one metro stop north of the stadium (in Garching-Hochbrück). There are few hotels in the immediate surroundings of the Allianz Arena. There is little entertainment around, and you are better off eating and drinking in Munich’s city centre and to just head to the arena to see the match. The Allianz Arena is located on the edge of the city and is bordered by an office and retail park. There are tram connections from both Munich’s large train stations (Hauptbahnhof and Ostbahnhof) to Marienplatz.Īddress: Werner-Heisenberg-Allee 25, MünchenĮat, drink, and sleep near the Allianz Arena You can catch line 6 right in Munich’s old city centre at stop Marienplatz. Take line 6 in the direction of Garching-Hochbrück and get off at stop Fröttmaning. If using public transport, the Allianz Arena is easily reached by metro. If arriving from the A99 west, take exit 12b München-Fröttmaning-Nord. If coming from the A9, take exit 73 München-Fröttmaning-Süd. The stadium lies almost adjacent to both the A9 and A99 motorway. The Allianz Arena is located on the northern edge of Munich, about 10 kilometres from the city centre. The Allianz Arena will be one of the playing venues of the Euro 2020 tournament, hosting three group matches and one quarter-final, and is also one of the playing venues of the Euro 2024 tournament. However, they never felt completely at home and in 2017 decided to move back to Grunwalder Stadion, which had been their home until 1995. In 2006, they sold their stake in the arena to Bayern and went on to agree a lease contract. While the Allianz Arena soon turned out to be too small for Bayern, TSV found it more difficult to fill the arena, and struggled with the high rental costs. In recent years, the arena was first expanded with an additional 3,000 seats and then by another 6,000 seats, mainly by creating extra space at the top of the upper tier and implementing optimisations to the stands. In 2012, the Allianz Arena was the host of the Champions League final between Chelsea and Bayern (1-1).
During the tournament it hosted, among others, the opening match between Germany and Costa Rica (4-2) and the semi-final between France and Portugal (1-0). The Allianz Arena was one of the playing venues of the 2006 World Cup. One day later Bayern played a friendly against the German national team (4-2). FC Nürnberg (3-2), was played on the 30th of May 2005. The first match at the stadium, between TSV 1860 and 1. First plans for a new stadium were made in 1997, and even though the city of Munich initially preferred reconstructing the Olympiastadion, they eventually went ahead with the clubs’ proposal for an entire new stadium.Ĭonstruction of the Allianz Arena started in October 2002, with a total investment in the project of €340 million. The Allianz Arena replaced Munich’s old Olympiastadion. Clubs: FC Bayern München | Opening: 2005 | Capacity: 75,000 (15,390 standing) History and description
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