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What makes the Allianz Arena the world’s finest football arena? Find out for yourself! Take an arena tour for a behind the scenes insight into this extraordinary and unusual stadium. Experience the atmosphere of the Allianz Arena from the point of view of a professional footballer in the players’ areas and discover the exciting details of this unique structure. This and many other highlights await.

Duration of the arena tour:  60 minutes with a trained arena guide

Itinerary*:

• Middle tier
• Main stand lower tier
• Press conference area
• Dressing rooms
• Players' tunnel
• Mixed zone/media area
• Promenade/stadium exterior

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All further information, such as ticket prices, tour starting times and conditions for groups can be found at the website of Allianz Arena.

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Prices, tickets & passes allianz arena bayern münchen, fc bayern munich allianz arena tour & panoramic city tour.

• Entrance and guided tour of Allianz Arena / FC Bayern grounds
• Live guide throughout the experience (English and German)
• Tour of the most important sights of Munich by bus
• Roundtrip transportation from Munich Central Station

FC Bayern Museum + Arena Tour

• Guided Tour Allianz Arena  (60 minutes with a trained Arena Guide)
• Visit to the FC Bayern Museum

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Explore the Allianz Arena - Your Ultimate Stadium Tour Experience

Are you a football enthusiast or simply curious about the magic that happens behind the scenes of one of the most iconic stadiums in Europe? Look no further! Join us for an unforgettable stadium tour at the Allianz Arena, the home of FC Bayern Munich.

What to Expect on the Allianz Arena Stadium Tour:

• Breathtaking Architecture: The Allianz Arena is not just a football stadium; it's a piece of architectural art. Marvel at its striking facade, which can be illuminated in various colors to match the team playing at home. Your tour begins with a glimpse of this remarkable structure, and you'll have plenty of opportunities to capture Instagram-worthy photos.
• VIP Access: Get ready to walk in the footsteps of football legends. You'll have exclusive access to areas normally restricted to players and officials. Explore the players' tunnel, the dugouts, and even take a seat in the press conference room. Imagine yourself as a star player about to step onto the pitch!
• Behind-the-Scenes Insights: Discover what happens before and after the game. Visit the dressing rooms, where your favorite FC Bayern stars prepare for matches. Feel the adrenaline rush as you step onto the pitch, soaking in the atmosphere from the center circle. It's a chance to see the stadium from a whole new perspective.
• Interactive Exhibits: The Allianz Arena doesn't just showcase football; it also offers an immersive museum experience. Learn about the rich history of FC Bayern Munich through interactive exhibits, historical memorabilia, and multimedia displays. It's a journey through time that every football fan will appreciate.
• The FC Bayern Megastore: Before concluding your tour, don't forget to stop by the FC Bayern Megastore. Here, you can shop for official merchandise, jerseys, scarves, and other souvenirs to commemorate your visit. It's the perfect place to find the ultimate FC Bayern keepsake.

Planning Your Visit:

• Location: The Allianz Arena is conveniently located in the heart of Munich, Germany.
• Tour Duration: The stadium tour typically lasts around 75 minutes, including museum access.
• Ticket Information: Advance booking is recommended to secure your spot on the tour.
• Accessibility: The stadium is fully accessible, with facilities for individuals with disabilities.

Don't miss this incredible opportunity to explore the Allianz Arena, soak in the football history, and experience the passion of FC Bayern Munich. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just looking for an exciting day out, our stadium tour promises an unforgettable adventure. Book your tickets today and get ready for an experience that will leave you in awe of this footballing masterpiece.

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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

Preview of Allianz Arena stadium tour

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 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 and is available in both 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, 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, and you must choose your language on the ticket booking page. 

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.

How to reach Allianz Arena

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, visitors must walk a distance of 1 km (two-third 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 known initially known as FC Bayern Erlebniswelt, meaning the ‘world of experience,’ and 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 Bundesliga, DFB Cup, and the 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 FC Bayern Museum. 

At the Bayern Museum, you may need more time to see all the trophies Bayern have won, learning about their top stars, and listening to fascinating stories.

• The FC Bayern Munich’s Arena tour involves a considerable amount of walking and 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. 

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The Bayern Munich Stadium Tour, which also includes the club’s museum, runs every non-matchday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. You should expect the guided tour of the stadium to last about an hour, and you should budget another hour for the museum and gift shop.

The price is 25 Euro for adults, 22 Euro for students and pensioners, 11 Euro for kids aged 6-13, and free for kids under 6.

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Allianz Arena: Home of Bayern Munich – A Comprehensive Guide to the Iconic Stadium

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Allianz Arena, situated in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, is truly a remarkable piece of modern architecture and an important landmark for football enthusiasts worldwide. Opened in 2005, it has a seating capacity of 70,000 for international matches and 75,000 for domestic matches. The unique design and state-of-the-art facilities make it one of Europe’s most iconic football stadiums.

The stadium is home to FC Bayern Munich, one of the most successful clubs in the history of German football. After leaving their previous venues, Grünwald Stadium and Olympic Stadium, Bayern established the Allianz Arena as their third and undoubtedly most spectacular home ground. Fulfilling their fans’ dreams, the arena offers an unparalleled viewing experience, continuing to contribute to the club’s illustrious legacy.

Visiting the Allianz Arena is not only a thrilling experience for avid football fans, but it also attracts architecture and design lovers alike. The stadium’s striking exterior and innovative seating plan make it a must-see destination in Munich. Its importance in European football and its stunning design ensures the Allianz Arena remains an essential part of Bayern Munich’s identity.

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The Allianz Arena, home of FC Bayern Munich, is a football stadium in Munich, Germany. Construction on the stadium began in 2002, with the design by renowned architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron. The stadium was completed in 2005 and has since been a popular venue for football matches and other events.

The arena was designed with the fans in mind, as expressed by Franz Beckenbauer: “Watching football should be fun and a great experience for everyone.” This led to the creation of a football-specific stadium with a unique design featuring a diamond-shaped exterior.

Since its opening in 2005, the Allianz Arena has hosted numerous significant events, including:

• FC Bayern Munich’s home games in both domestic and international competitions, such as the Bundesliga and the UEFA Champions League.
• TSV 1860 Munich’s participation in the UEFA Cup.
• The 2006 FIFA World Cup matches that took place in Germany, with the Allianz Arena hosting several matches including group stage games and a semifinal.

In 2014, Allianz SE became shareholders of FC Bayern München AG, securing the naming rights for the Arena until 2041, representing a long-term partnership between the club and the insurance company.

Additionally, in November 2014, it was announced that the Allianz Arena was “completely paid off,” as stated by Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. Initially, the financial plan was set up for 25 years, however, the stadium’s debt was cleared in only nine.

The Allianz Arena, located in Munich, Germany, is the home stadium of Bayern Munich and an architectural marvel. Designed by renowned Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron, the stadium opened its doors in May 2005, replacing Munich’s old Olympic Stadium as the new home for both Bayern Munich (1 Bundesliga) and TSV 1860 Munich (2 Bundesliga).

The design of the Allianz Arena focuses on creating a unique and futuristic interpretation of the basic football stadium concept. Boasting a seating capacity of 69,901, the stadium features a magnificent façade made up of a membrane shell. This 66,500sqm shell comprises 2,784 air cushions that emit an ethereal glow during matches and events, setting a new precedent in stadium design.

In addition to its striking exterior, the Allianz Arena has been meticulously designed to enhance the overall experience for both spectators and athletes. It boasts state-of-the-art facilities, such as large video screens and comfortable seating arrangements, which ensure a matchless view for spectators. Additionally, the stadium includes multiple restaurants, bars, and shops, providing an all-inclusive and enjoyable atmosphere for visitors.

Functionality is also central to the design of the Allianz Arena. The stadium was built with the flexibility to accommodate various sporting events and concerts, being able to transform from a football stadium to a unique event space. Moreover, the design intricately considers the needs of disabled visitors, offering enhanced accessibility and provisions for a comfortable experience.

Collaboratively, Herzog & de Meuron, along with contractors Alpine Bau Deutschland GmbH, Arup, and Sailer Stepan and Partners, Munich, have succeeded in creating a groundbreaking and iconic structure that stands as a testament to sports architecture and innovation in stadium design.

Allianz Arena, located in Munich, Germany, is the iconic stadium that serves as the home ground for the prestigious football team, FC Bayern Munich . The arena, with its distinctive exterior of inflated ETFE plastic panels, has turned into a landmark in Munich since its inception in 2005.

Notable Matches

At Allianz Arena, FC Bayern Munich has played numerous memorable matches that went down in football history. Some of these standout encounters include:

• 2006 FIFA World Cup : Allianz Arena hosted the opening match between Germany and Costa Rica, which resulted in an impressive 4-2 victory for the German national team.
• UEFA Champions League Final 2012 : The stadium saw a thrilling final between Chelsea and Bayern Munich, ending in a victory for Chelsea after a penalty shootout.
• Bayern Munich vs. Borussia Dortmund (2013) : In a nail-biting clash between two of Germany’s top clubs, Bayern Munich staged an outstanding comeback in the dying minutes to secure a dramatic 1-0 win.

Club Achievements at Allianz Arena

Since moving to their new home, FC Bayern Munich has celebrated numerous club achievements at Allianz Arena. Some of the most significant honors include:

• Bundesliga Titles : Since 2005, the team has consistently dominated the German league, winning multiple Bundesliga championships at their fortress-like stadium.
• DFB-Pokal : Allianz Arena has also witnessed the team lifting the German Cup, which they achieved by superior performances against their rivals.
• UEFA Champions League : FC Bayern Munich regularly hosted home games of their successful 2012/13 UEFA Champions League campaign, which culminated in them being crowned as Europe’s best club that season.

The Allianz Arena remains an awe-inspiring symbol of Bayern Munich’s success and ambition and will continue to bear witness to countless more historic moments in football.

The Allianz Arena has a total capacity of 75,024 seats during national games, with a standing area comprising 13,342 spots (9,336 in the South and 4,006 in the North Stands). For international games, the capacity is set at 70,000 due to the removal of standing areas. However, owing to a UEFA pilot project, 75,024 seats are currently authorized for Champions League match days.

• Total Capacity : 75,024 seats (national games)
• Standing Area : 13,342 (9,336 South; 4,006 North)
• International Games Capacity : 70,000 (no standing areas)
• UEFA Champions League Capacity : 75,024 seats (pilot project)

Hospitality Options

The Allianz Arena offers 2,152 business seats for guests seeking an enhanced experience. These seats often include premium services and luxury amenities that provide an exclusive matchday experience.

• Business Seats: 2,152

The hospitality options at the Allianz Arena aim to cater to various preferences and budgets, ensuring that every visitor has an unforgettable time during their stadium visit.

The Allianz Arena, home of FC Bayern Munich, is not only known for its iconic design and world-class football, but also for its commitment to sustainability and the environment. The arena has launched several initiatives to ensure it has a positive and lasting impact on the community and the planet.

One of the key projects is The Mission – a sustainability initiative in collaboration with FC Bayern Munich and Futury. This project aims to build an ecosystem that combines innovation and sustainability over the next three to four years, contributing positively to the economy, society, and the environment.

As part of their environmental commitment, the Allianz Arena strives for climate neutrality. With the upcoming Euro 2024 tournament being held in Germany, the arena aims to make climate neutrality a core part of its preparations and ambitions.

Moreover, the Allianz Arena offers engaging and educational experiences for the community through its tours and museum. The FC Bayern stadium tour and club museum allows guests to immerse themselves in the history of FC Bayern München and experience Germany’s largest club museum. The FCB Erlebniswelt, housed within the Allianz Arena, also attracts thousands of visitors every year, making it a significant cultural landmark in Munich.

Overall, the Allianz Arena serves as an example of a modern sports facility that is dedicated to both community engagement and environmental responsibility, making it a beacon of excellence within the realm of professional sports.

The Allianz Arena, located in northern Munich, is an iconic stadium and home to FC Bayern Munich. Constructed between 2002 and 2005, it has seen numerous historical moments and boasts a number of interesting features.

Designed by the famous Swiss architectural firm Herzog & de Meuron, the stadium stands next to Munich’s oldest church. The Allianz Arena replaced the Olympiastadion, which was built for the 1972 Summer Olympics, as the main football venue in the city.

The stadium’s striking exterior consists of 2,874 ETFE (Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene) plastic panels that create an impressive sight, especially at night. These panels can be illuminated in different colors and patterns, making the Allianz Arena a recognizable landmark in Munich.

Originally, the Allianz Arena was shared by both FC Bayern Munich and TSV 1860 Munich. However, due to financial issues in 2006, 1860 Munich sold its 50 percent stake in the stadium to Bayern Munich for €11 million, making it the sole home of FC Bayern Munich.

The Allianz Arena has a seating capacity of 75,000 spectators, which can be further expanded to 80,000 for international matches. It has hosted numerous memorable matches, including the 2012 UEFA Champions League Final between Chelsea and Bayern Munich.

In addition to hosting football matches, the Allianz Arena also houses the FC Bayern Museum, a state-of-the-art facility that showcases the club’s rich history and achievements.

The Allianz Arena is known for its excellent amenities and advanced technology. In 2014, it became the first stadium in Germany to offer Wi-Fi coverage to all of its visitors, allowing fans to enjoy a seamless digital experience while watching their favorite team play.

In summary, the Allianz Arena, home to FC Bayern Munich, is a stadium with a rich history and numerous interesting features. From its striking design to its state-of-the-art facilities, it remains a symbol of football in Munich and a must-visit venue for fans of the sport.

The Allianz Arena, home of FC Bayern Munich, offers visitors a chance to explore its iconic facilities through guided tours. These Arena Tours provide fans with a unique behind-the-scenes look at the stadium’s inner workings, history, and the legacy of FC Bayern Munich.

On non-matchdays, tours are available from around 10:00 to 17:30. You’ll find detailed information at the ticket office for individual tickets or on request for group tickets. The FC Bayern Museum is open from 10:00 to 18:00, with the last entry at 17:15. It should be noted that, due to renovation work, the FC Bayern Munich dressing room section will be closed to arena tours from May 22 until probably August 11, 2023.

Visitors can also opt for a specially designed matchday tour combined with a visit to the FC Bayern Museum. However, demand for these tours is very high, so it is advisable to purchase tickets in advance to avoid long queues at the stadium. Tickets can be bought from the online ticket shop.

Tour prices vary depending on the type of tour and age of participants, with discounts available for children, families, and seniors. The Allianz Arena provides a truly immersive experience that celebrates the rich history and achievements of FC Bayern Munich while showcasing the state-of-the-art architecture and facilities of the stadium. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore one of the most famous football arenas in the world.

Allianz Arena, the home of Bayern Munich, has consistently made efforts to modernize and renovate the stadium. In preparation for the UEFA Euro 2024, which Germany is set to host, Bayern Munich has several plans underway to ensure the stadium is functionally and aesthetically up to par, with at least six games expected to take place in the Allianz Arena during the campaign, including the final match.

One major change planned for the 2023/24 season is the implementation of a barrier-free exit in the car parks. This change is designed to reduce congestion and improve overall traffic flow, enhancing the stadium experience for fans.

Moreover, Bayern Munich is carrying out reconstruction work in their dressing room. The renovations are expected to last from May 22 until likely August 11, 2023. This endeavor aims to provide the team with improved facilities, ensuring they have the best environment to prepare for matches.

In conclusion, Bayern Munich and Allianz Arena are focused on continuously upgrading and optimizing their facilities to provide fans and athletes with a top-notch experience. By maintaining a modern, comfortable, and well-equipped stadium, the Allianz Arena solidifies its position as one of Europe’s premier football venues.

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Allianz Arena Munich: The Stunning Home Of FC Bayern Munich

It was back at the 2006 World Cup, that we first journeyed to the architectural wonder that is the Allianz Arena Munich to support the Socceroos in the World Cup.  The awesomeness of this futuristic stadium left us stunned back then and now, over 16 years later, the arena still awes football fans as the dazzling home of Munich’s most Famous Football Team ; FC Bayern Munich.

Join us as we present this complete Allianz Arena guide and uncover its luminous façade to top match day tips and everything in between. 

So why not read on and plan your own football dream trip to the Allianz Arena in Munich today?

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Why no Bayern Munich fans are allowed inside Emirates Stadium for Arsenal Champions League clash

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The Champions League quarter-finals are upon us and for the first time in 14 years Arsenal fans are looking forward to seeing their team in action.

The hunt for a first Premier League title in 20 years goes on pause for the time being, with the Gunners aiming to reach the last four of the Champions League . Tonight they take on old foes Bayern Munich , looking to end a run of three straight 5-1 defeat to the German giants. It's a tough ask for Mikel Arteta 's team, but now could be the best time to face the Bavarians.

Bayern are going to miss out on the Bundesliga title for the first time in 12 years, with Bayer Leverkusen one win away from wrapping up the title. They lost 3-2 to Heidenheim at the weekend to all-but hand the crown to Leverkusen.

And there's another good reason to be taking on Bayern now too - there will be no German fans inside the Emirates Stadium for the first leg tonight. Arsenal's ground will be full to the brim with Gunners supporters, with the Gunners hierarchy issuing a threat to any fans planning to sell their tickets to Bayern supporters .

That is because UEFA have given Munich supporters a stadium ban for throwing flares onto the pitch during their last 16 clash with Lazio. UEFA handed Bayern a fine of €40,000 in October for doing the same thing and were warned of a stadium ban if it happened again.

Speaking about the prospect, Bukayo Saka said: "A stadium full of Gooners! I'm excited, all with the boys excited so we need to recover and be ready for Tuesday."

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Mikel Arteta's team made it to the Champions League quarter-finals for the first time in 14 years after defeating Porto in a penalty shootout in the last 16. Bayern had a more straightforward path, beating Lazio 3-1 on aggregate in the previous round.

They will face either Real Madrid or Manchester City in the semi-final if they overcome Thomas Tuchel's side.

Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreese said: "We have to accept this punishment. Not only were pyrotechnics set off, but also fired deliberately onto the field, directly endangering bystanders.

"This was such an explicit violation of the conditions of probation that an appeal is unfortunately futile. The fact we now have to play away without the support of our fans is a big blow. A small group of individual offenders have done a disservice to all our supporters and the team."

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We battled from behind to earn a 2-2 draw at home to Bayern Munich, after Bukayo Saka had given us an early lead.

Former Gunner Serge Gnabry and top scorer Harry Kane both netted for Bayern to turn the game on its head before half-time, but Leandro Trossard netted after fine work from Gabriel Jesus to level.

The game ended in controversial fashion, when Saka was denied a strong penalty shout, so it’s all square heading into the second leg next week.

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Trossard – I gave Gabby a shout!

Leandro Trossard scored again in a home game in the Champions League – making it four goals in four appearances at Emirates Stadium this season – and it’s a goal that sends us to Munich next week still well in the tie.

The Belgian came on in the second half and coolly tucked home a first-time shot to make it 2-2 on the night, and ensure we go into the second leg all square with the German side.

But after taking the lead in the opening quarter of an hour, Trossard said there were plenty of regrets on the night.

“It’s a mixed feeling [in the dressing room] I would say. I think we started so well in the first 15 minutes; we could have been up by two or three goals. And then you can see their quality as well, especially up front, their individual qualities, they’re so strong, especially on the counter-attack, and that’s where they hurt us today.

“At the end I think we’re happy obviously with the equaliser, it brings us back on equal terms and then we have to do it there.”

Trossard’s equaliser was his 13th of the season, after he combined brilliantly with fellow sub Gabriel Jesus.

“He dribbled his way through and the moment he was in the box, I shouted his name because I knew I was free,” Leo said. “Luckily he saw me, and it’s the perfect goal for us – it was a great feeling.

  “I think every footballer wants to play at the highest level, and the Champions League is that, especially in front of your home fans, it’s always nice. I’m happy with that.”

Now he’s looking ahead to the return match on Wednesday, knowing everything is still to play for as we look to make it through to the Champions League semi-final for the first time in 15 years.

“I think it will be a tough game there as well, they’ve shown today how they can hurt us so I think we need work on that for next week and to be honest, I think if we’re at our top level, we can beat them. I think maybe on the ball today, that wasn’t the case so we know what we’re going to work on, but hopefully we can finish it there. 

“The confidence is really high, even without the game today. We’ve been playing so well in the last few weeks and months, and it’s just nice that we had the equaliser as well, I think it was so important to go to Munich and have that result, so it’s all to play for.”

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FC Bayern Munich and Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) have today announced a global soccer development cooperation, named “Red&Gold Football”, which will provide a platform for young talent featuring high-level development and a pathway to first team soccer. The initiative sees the European powerhouse and reigning Major League Soccer champions set up a joint venture based in Munich.

“A partnership of this magnitude is the next step in our evolution as a Club,” LAFC Co-President & General Manager John Thorrington said. “We are extremely excited to work together with FC Bayern to identify and develop young talent in Southern California and beyond and believe this relationship will provide players throughout our systems the ability to maximize their potential and see a clear pathway to first team football.”

FC Bayern and LAFC each own 50 percent of the shares "Red&Gold Football". The joint venture envisions further cooperation with other football clubs and development academies throughout the world as part of a global development initiative.

"FC Bayern will expand its promotion of young talent with Los Angeles Football Club. On an international level, soccer is developing rapidly, which is also evident in the transfer market. We see this partnership as an opportunity to strengthen FC Bayern in the sporting competition with the best clubs in Europe and the Bundesliga. The fact that the 2026 World Cup will largely take place in the USA, where we already have an office in New York, makes Los Angeles even more attractive. I expect a boost in quality and young talent in Major League Soccer, which will have a positive impact on our partnership," said Oliver Kahn, CEO and Chairman of the Board of Management at FC Bayern.

FC Bayern Munich opened its first international office in New York in 2014 with the ambition to help support the growth of soccer and support the level of the game in North America. Following the success of the first international venture, the club opened an office in Shanghai in March 2017 and Bangkok in April 2022.

"The cooperation with Los Angeles Football Club gives us the chance to develop talent internationally within our own system. Our campus, which remains at the heart of FC Bayern's youth development, will also benefit, Hasan Salihamidzic, FC Bayern's Chief Sports Officer said.  “In the future, we will be able to offer our young players a career path that is even better tailored to them and thus a better transition into our professional teams and professional soccer. This makes FC Bayern more attractive as a youth development club."

“This is a truly special moment for LAFC,” LAFC Co-President & CBO Larry Freedman said. “We look forward to working together with our partner FC Bayern to not only develop talent and continue to grow our sport and our brand on the global stage, but to share best practices and improve our organizations off the pitch as well.”

The 2022 MLS Cup Champion, LAFC has represented the greater Los Angeles area in MLS since 2018. The two-time Supporters Shield Champions are dedicated to building a world-class Club that represents the diversity of Los Angeles and is committed to delivering an unrivaled experience for fans. Since 2018, LAFC has won more regular season matches than any MLS club and sold out every single regular season and playoff game.

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Why Bayern Munich fans are banned from Arsenal clash at Emirates Stadium

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Bayern Munich head to Emirates Stadium to take on Arsenal in the Champions League quarter-finals on Tuesday night, but they will do so without the support of their away fans.

It is the first leg of the huge last eight tie, with the Premier League leaders hoping to take advantage of Bayern’s surprisingly poor form.

Thomas Tuchel’s side have lost their last two Bundesliga matches and are a huge 16 points behind league leaders Bayer Leverkusen, with the decision already made that the former Chelsea boss will leave at the end of the season .

The Champions League is now their only realistic hope to salvage their season, so they will not be short of motivation, but they will be short of support in north London.

Why are there no away fans at the Arsenal vs Bayern Munich game tonight?

That is because Bayern fans threw fireworks onto the pitch during their 1-0 defeat to Lazio in Rome during the first leg of their last 16 tie in February.

The same offence had occurred during the trip to FC Copenhagen in October and bayern were given a suspended one-match ban and a £30,000 fine, so the second incident in Italy has led to fans being banned from the away trip to London.

The Mirror report that Arsenal have warned their own fans that selling tickets to away supporters will result in them being banned.

Bayern winger Leroy Sane, formally of Manchester City said of the situation: ‘Obviously it’s annoying, it’s frustrating. You want to to have your fans with you and give something back to them.

‘Tomorrow the situation is different, they’re not here but we still want to do our best, play well and give something back to the fans even though they’re not here.’

Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen. said: ‘We have to accept this punishment. Not only were pyrotechnics set off, but also fired deliberately onto the field, directly endangering bystanders.

‘This was such an explicit violation of the conditions of probation that an appeal is unfortunately futile.

‘The fact we now have to play away without the support of our fans is a big blow.

‘A small group of individual offenders have done a disservice to all our supporters and the team.’

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Arsenal vs. Bayern Munich odds, picks, how to watch, stream: April 9, 2024 Champions League score prediction

Martin green has locked in his best bets for tuesday's bayern munich vs. arsenal uefa champions league 2024 match on paramount+.

Arsenal look to stay hot when they host Bayern Munich on Tuesday in the UEFA Champions League quarterfinal first leg on  Paramount+ . The Gunners have been in fine form and have just retaken the top spot in the Premier League table. They have also played very well at home during Champions League play this season. The Gunners now host a Bayern Munich side that are second in the Bundesliga but are coming off back-to-back losses in league play.  Stream the match live on Paramount+, which you can now try free for the first seven days when you sign up here , and catch full analysis on the  CBS Sports Golazo Network .

Kickoff from Emirates Stadium in London is set for 3 p.m. ET. The latest Arsenal vs. Bayern Munich odds list the Gunners as -140 favorites (risk $140 to win $100) on the 90-minute money line, with Bayern listed as +370 underdogs. A draw is priced at +290 and the over/under for total goals is 2.5. Tuesday's match will be  streamed live on Paramount+ with their must-have Premium plan, which you can now try free for the first week and stream over 2,400 soccer matches a year .

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Before you tune in to Tuesday's match, you need to see the UEFA Champions League picks from SportsLine soccer expert Martin Green . After working in the sports betting industry for several years, Green became a professional sports writer and handicapper and has covered the game worldwide. Since the World Cup, Green has been profitable in multiple areas on his soccer picks, including the Champions League (+4.78 units), the FA Cup (+3.07), the EFL Cup (+3.64), Euro 2024 qualifiers (+3.01) and the Europa League (+1.60).

For Arsenal vs. Bayern Munich, Green is picking Arsenal on the money line for a -115 payout. The Gunners have blanked all of their Champions League opponents this season when they play at the Emirates, winning 4-0 against PSV, 2-0 against Sevilla, 6-0 against Lens and 1-0 against Porto leading up to the quarterfinals. They have also won 12 of their 15 league matches at home, so that sets them up nicely to host a struggling Bayern side.

Green acknowledges the wealth of talent the Bavarians have on their roster and the wisdom and experience they have in a manager like Thomas Tuchel. However, his message to the defense has gotten lost and Bayern is conceding goals at a high rate, allowing 36 over 28 games.

"That is concerning for Bayern, as Arsenal boasts very dangerous wingers," Green told SportsLine.  Stream the game here  and  check out full soccer coverage on CBS Sports Golazo Network .

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Please note that it is only possible to visit the FC Bayern Museum on matchdays with a valid match ticket AND a ticket for the FC Bayern Museum.

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A treat for all fans and regular visitors to the FC Bayern Museum: From now on, you can purchase season tickets for Germany’s largest club museum in the heart of the Allianz Arena. No tedious queueing, no constant buying of tickets: season ticket holders can browse through the history of their favourite club whenever they want.

Become a proud owner of our season ticket and enjoy the FC Bayern Museum!

Season ticket prices

Phone our Service Team on:  +49(0)89 699 31-222

The FC Bayern Museum

Important information

• Getting here and parking
• Accessibility and lifts
• Picture/film and audio recordings
• Luggage storage
• House rules, stadium regulations and terms & conditions
• Children under 14

Here’s all the information you need on how to get here and parking on non-matchdays. Further information on parking on matchdays can be found here .

The path from both the north visitor car park and the esplanade from the underground to the large promenade (main access area) is barrier-free.

The lift with the designation “Lift FC Bayern Museum/Arena Touren” by staircase L brings you to Level 3 in the FC Bayern Museum foyer. Inside the FC Bayern Museum and across the whole of level 3, you can proceed without barriers.

The lift for people with wheelchairs and buggies is the lift in the FC BAYERN STORE checkout area, which brings you to Level 2.

Please note that most Arena Tours cannot be conducted without barriers. We offer a special Disabled Tour for people with wheelchairs and people with limited mobility.

Bringing picture/film and audio recording devices for the purpose of commercial use is prohibited. However, picture/film and audio recordings are permitted.

Most of our tours take place every day of the year, with the exception of Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day.

You’ll find the availability of our tours in our Online Ticket Shop.

Please note that you can only guarantee a place on an Arena Tour by an advanced booking through our Online Ticket Shop. On many days, it is NOT possible to buy on the day because of the high demand. We therefore strongly recommend that you book your ticket online or by telephone on +49 (0)89 699 31-222.

Please gather at your waiting area with your ticket 15 minutes before the start of the tour. In most cases this will be in the Paulaner Fantreff North.  Please make sure you wear appropriate footwear as you will have to walk a considerable distance with stairs.

In exceptional cases, individual areas on the tour route may be closed at short notice because of safety reasons or events.

Short-term luggage storage (on a small scale) is possible in the cloakroom area of the FC Bayern Museum.

The house rules and stadium regulations of Allianz Arena München Stadion GmbH as well as the terms and conditions of FC Bayern München AG and DO & CO München GmbH apply to the purchase of tickets for the FC Bayern Museum / Arena Tours.

HOUSE RULES AND STADIUM REGULATIONS

Children under the age of 14 can only take part in our Arena Tours if accompanied by an adult, unless the tour is solely intended for adults.

Buggies cannot be taken on tours.

Taking pets is not allowed. The waiting area for dogs is found to the left of the north entrance area. The waiting zone is protected against wind, rain and sun, the water bowls are replenished daily with fresh water and the lying surfaces are checked for cleanliness. Dogs are not supervised.

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