FC Bayern: stadium, museum, training and history
FC Bayern Munich: Come and discover the city's biggest club
Bayern Munich is breaking both national and continental records. Find out more about its history, stadium, museum and more!
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Culmination in a long history: The treble 2013 and 2020
With its long tradition since 1900 , FC Bayern Munich enjoys enormous respect all over the world.
Since the inaugural season of the Bundesliga in 1963, Bayern has been its dominant club achieving 31 championship titles. In 2013, FC Bayern became the first German club to accomplish the treble, winning Champions League, Bundesliga and German Cup in one and the same season. They repeated this great achivement in 2020.
Inseparably bound up with FC Bayern are football legends from Franz Beckenbauer over Gerd Müller, Lothar Matthäus, Oliver Kahn, Philipp Lahm or Bastian Schweinsteiger to Ballon d'Or winner Robert Lewandowski.
Allianz Arena: Home of FC Bayern
After more than 33 successful years in the Munich Olympic Stadium, for the 2005 season the club moved its playing grounds to the newly built Allianz Arena in the Fröttmaning district in Munich's north and since then has sold out with more than 70,000 spectators for nearly every match .
The stadium has also been venue of the UEFA EURO 2020 and will be hosting matches of the UEFA EURO 2024 as well as the Champions League final 2025.
FC Bayern Museum: Discover the club's history in all its glory
The ball of the dramatic Bundesliga showdown in 2001, the Hall of Fame with legends from Gerd Müller to Bastian Schweinsteiger, memories of the greatest triumphs: The FC Bayern Museum shows the history of the German record champion from its foundation to its current successes.
With 3,000 square meters, the FC Bayern Museum is the largest club museum in Germany.
Tickets are available directly in the foyer, online or via ticket hotline at +49 89 69 93 12 22.
Museum admission prices:
- Adults (14 years and older): 12 euros
- Reduced: 10 Euro
- Children (6-13 years): 6 euros
- Children (0-5 years): free of charge
- Birthday children (with ID): free of charge
- Audioguide for the FC Bayern Museum: 3 Euro
- Multimedia guide for children: 3 euros
Combined ticket Arena Tour and FC Bayern Museum:
- Adults (14 years and older): 19 euros
- Reduced: 17 Euro
- Children (6-13 years): 11 Euro
Visit FC Bayern training sessions at Säbener Strasse
No tickets for the match at the Allianz Arena? There is still a chance to see your favorite football stars live: The clubs headqiarters are located in the southern Munich district of Harlaching. Sometimes there are public training sessions for free at Säbener Strasse 51.
Celebrate with the team at Marienplatz
It's a cherished tradition: When FC Bayern wins a major title, the celebration on Marienplatz is a must. The Bayern players then celebrate on the City Hall balcony with thousands of fans at their feet.
