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FL oz means Flying to Oz: Bayern Munich planning trip to Australia after the Bundesliga season

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Bayern Munich is one of the biggest clubs in the world. As part of maintaining that status, they visit different countries across the globe for brand exposure and marketing. Famous examples include visits to China and the United States. Word on the road is Bayern will participate in a mini tournament in the summer with Liverpool FC , Tottenham Hotspur , and AS Roma in Singapore (with potential destinations in mind too). Now, Bayern are going further south to Australia (per Tz’s Manuel Bonke as captured by Twitter account @iMiaSanMia ):

Bayern are planning a marketing trip to Australia in the week after the last Bundesliga game against Köln on May 27. A friendly game against an all-star team from the Australian A-League is likely to take place in Sydney, though a final decision hasn’t been made yet.

Once the Bundesliga season finishes, Bayern will have a week off before they jet off to the other side of the globe to play against the best of the A-League. It’s gonna be hot down there so have your sunscreen ready, boys!

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European giants Bayern Munich abruptly 'CANCEL their tour of Australia over money worries' just weeks before they were due to arrive Down Under

• Were scheduled to play an A-League All Stars match 
• Reportedly asked for over $8million to come to Australia 
• Tour cancelled when funding did not happen 

By Josh Alston For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 22:46 EDT, 30 April 2023 | Updated: 22:46 EDT, 30 April 2023

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Bayern Munich , one of the most successful football clubs in the world, will not be coming to Australia to take on the A-League All-Stars due to financial constraints.

According to German newspaper Bild , the Australian tour that was scheduled to take place at the end of May has been cancelled because the organisers were unable to meet the club's financial demands of 4-5million euros ($6.7 to $8.3million AUD).

The cancellation will be a major blow for football fans in Australia who have now been robbed of the chance to see some of the world's best players  in action.

The A-League All-Stars concept returned last year with a match against Spanish giants Barcelona , which attracted over 70,000 fans to Accor Stadium in Sydney . 

The All-Stars team comprised players from the national competition and was coached by Manchester United legend Dwight Yorke.

Aussie football fans will be shattered by the news Bayern Munich won't play an A-League All Stars side now that their tour has reportedly been cancelled over financial constraints

Around 70,000 fans turned out for the friendly match between FC Barcelona and the A-League All Stars at Accor Stadium in Sydney last year - and Bayern could have drawn the same sort of numbers had the tour gone ahead

Sergio Busquets signs autographs for the crowd after an FC Barcelona training session during the Spanish giants' visit to Sydney in 2022 

Bayern Munich was expected to bring a star-studded lineup to Australia, including former Liverpool player Sadio Mane, German internationals Thomas Muller and Leroy Sane, and Dutch defender Matthijs de Ligt. 

The club has won six European Cup/Champions League titles and is widely regarded as one of the most glamorous and successful teams in football.

While the announcement will be disappointing for Aussie football fans, it will be a relief for the Germany-based players, who would have had to endure a grueling 30,000 kilometers of air travel to get to Australia and back. 

'Well it would've helped if they played more than a single game after coming all the way here,' a fan posted. 

Despite the setback, Bayern Munich is not giving up on its plans to promote the club in the Asia-Pacific region. 

In preparation for the 2023/24 season, the club will be embarking on a tour of Japan and Singapore in late July. The tour will include a training camp and several test matches, including one against Kawasaki Frontale.

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Bayern Munich abruptly cancel tour of Australia over money worries

01 may   /   autty.

Bayern Munich, one of the most successful football clubs in the world, will not be coming to Australia to take on the A-League All-Stars due to financial constraints.

According to German newspaper Bild, the Australian tour that was scheduled to take place at the end of May has been cancelled because the organisers were unable to meet the club's financial demands of 4-5million euros ($6.7 to $8.3million AUD).

The cancellation will be a major blow for football fans in Australia who have now been robbed of the chance to see some of the world's best players  in action.

The A-League All-Stars concept returned last year with a match against Spanish giants Barcelona, which attracted over 70,000 fans to Accor Stadium in Sydney.

The All-Stars team comprised players from the national competition and was coached by Manchester United legend Dwight Yorke.

Bayern Munich was expected to bring a star-studded lineup to Australia, including former Liverpool player Sadio Mane, German internationals Thomas Muller and Leroy Sane, and Dutch defender Matthijs de Ligt.

The club has won six European Cup/Champions League titles and is widely regarded as one of the most glamorous and successful teams in football.

While the announcement will be disappointing for Aussie football fans, it will be a relief for the Germany-based players, who would have had to endure a grueling 30,000 kilometers of air travel to get to Australia and back.

'Well it would've helped if they played more than a single game after coming all the way here,' a fan posted.

Despite the setback, Bayern Munich is not giving up on its plans to promote the club in the Asia-Pacific region.

In preparation for the 2023/24 season, the club will be embarking on a tour of Japan and Singapore in late July. The tour will include a training camp and several test matches, including one against Kawasaki Frontale.

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Irankunda to follow the footsteps of Bayern prodigies Davies, Tel

Graham Arnold talks about the potential of Bayern Munich-bound 17-year-old Nestory Irankunda and his future presence in the Socceroos squad. (2:05)

• Joey Lynch, Australia Correspondent Close Joey Lynch is a Melbourne-based sports journalist, AYA Cancer advocate, cynical centre-half and Zack Ryder mark. Primarily working on football, he has covered the Socceroos, Matildas, A-League, W-League, Y-League, the Australian grassroots and beyond. Follow on X

Nestory Irankunda , Australia's latest wunderkind will become a Bayern Munich player on July 1, 2024, after a deal was announced between the German champions and A-League club Adelaide United last week.

Various European powers at one point or another had been circling the prodigal attacker for months, but the links with the Bavarian giants had been the strongest and most persistent since they emerged, to the extent that many in the Australian footballing scene had long considered it a fait accompli well before Fabrizio Romano tweeted that a deal that including a transfer fee worth a base of £3 million with add-ons was on the verge of being signed.

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Reports from Australia and Germany have since cast doubt on that figure, with Sky Sports Germany reporting the initial fixed fee will be in the six figures with bonus payments attached. Adelaide would say only it was a "club-record" sum, and the prevailing sentiment is that the deal is, at least initially, less than Romano reported.

Regardless of how much the transfer fee is, though, it is a monumental step in the journey of a player born in a refugee camp in Tanzania after his parents fled the Burundi Civil War. After arriving in Australia as a three-month-old he hasn't waited around; honed in South Australia's NPL before bursting onto the national radar after making his debut for Adelaide at the tender age of 15. Since then, he has gone on to become one of the most exciting prospects Australian football has produced.

Signing Irankunda makes a lot of sense for Bayern regardless of whether the fee is on the high or low end, because it will ultimately be a drop in the ocean for a club the size of the German champions in return for a highly touted prospect.

Now, where does Irankunda rank in a contemporary global and historical Australian context? It's impossible to answer, and not useful to try. Such comparisons are inexact and prone to being tainted by the hindsight of what came next. Progression and development aren't linear. Irankunda is his own person, with his own journey that will be governed just as much by everything in his life away from football as much as on it. Amid the excitement, it's important to keep that in mind when contemplating the future of a 17-year-old. He has started just three senior league games. Three. Even if society deems it acceptable to scrutinise a teenager to the nth degree because they are an athlete, there's a person at the core of it all.

Nonetheless -- and here's where the hypocrisy comes in -- Irankunda is also an incredibly talented young footballer who has spoken of embracing the challenges and journey associated with that. His playing style is one that generates an inordinate amount of excitement because it's a rare combination of enormous potential and unabashed fun to watch. In full flight, there are few players in A-League history who have been able to produce the kind of moments that Irankunda has.

This is highlighted by something that feels more akin to a howitzer than a right foot; a weapon so fearsome that one can forgive a goalkeeper for thinking more of their safety than keeping the ball out of the net. Irankunda's shooting technique not only makes his thunderous attempts at goal replicable, but also allows him to display almost unnerving precision to go with all that power: guiding shots into areas that keepers struggle to get to even if they aren't hit with such venom.

This proficiency extends to dead-ball situations; his effort against Melbourne City in late October left Jamie Young , a former England youth international and one of the best pure shot-stoppers in the history of the A-League Men, unable to do anything other than watch it sail into the top corner of the net.

NESTORY IRANKUNDA IS ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL 🤯🚀 A world-class free-kick from the 17-year-old @AdelaideUnited star 🤩 Wow. Just wow. #ADLvMCY #ALM pic.twitter.com/qOJA9zPzUp — Isuzu UTE A-League (@aleaguemen) October 29, 2023

This is combined with a sense of determined and aggressive purpose when on the ball, and a fierce desire to burn past his man and either find the byline or cut inside. In round one of the 2023-24 campaign, in which Irankunda's Adelaide recorded a comfortable 3-0 win over reigning champions Central Coast Mariners , he was clocked running at 37.02 km/h in his first senior league start. That would have been the fastest top speed reached in Irankunda's future home, the Bundesliga , in all of last season. Needless to say, he is lethal in transition.

Irankunda supplements this with excellent bodily awareness, a strong sense of balance, and an understanding of how to use his frame to his advantage. At times against the Mariners, it almost appeared as though the Reds were deploying their version of basketball's iso-ball tactics: Clearing out to give Irankunda a one-on-one matchup with a defender in space, where his power and speed could go to work.

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Out of possession, though, his positioning and defensive work-rate, though not something Irankunda is going to make his money on, will need work if he wants to break through at Bayern. So too, will his close control in crowded areas, which can let him down at times when confronted with the speed of the game at a senior level, as can his decision-making in the final third; when to pass and when to wind up his wonderous right foot. His primary use as an off-the-bench weapon when games are stretched, in combination with Adelaide's predilection for transition, means Irankunda will need to adjust to playing in a ball-dominant environment like Bayern's, who lead the Bundesliga with 62.2% possession.

Thus, there's also some level of maturing to do. His red card in round three of the against Melbourne Victory earlier this month, when his frustration bubbled over and he received a second yellow card for dissent, is a case in point. Early in 2022-23, Irankunda served a club-imposed suspension for a lack of professionalism, and failing to meet the off-field standards set for young players at the club. National team staff have also needed to work hard with him to keep him on track during junior international camps and tournaments. Opponents have developed something of a blueprint for getting under Irankunda's skin.

Though called into camp as a train-on player earlier this year, Socceroos coach Graham Arnold hasn't felt the need to rush him into the team ahead of schedule. At 17, there's a cognizance that there is plenty of time for Irankunda to make his mark along well-established pathways to the senior team -- as there will be at Bayern.

"I was away with him at the [Australian] under-17s in Thailand," Arnold told ESPN. "Pretty much I went there to watch the 17s, the Joeys, just to watch Nestor play and see where he's at.

"He's an outstanding talent. But there is also the under-20 national team, then the Olyroos [under-23 side] before the Socceroos.

"Going to Bayern would be a massive move but also a massive task for a young kid. He's 17 years old, he'd be going to a country where he wouldn't be able to understand the language. So he'll need a lot of support along the way. Sometimes, it's not just about rewarding a young kid straight away, sometimes he's got to go through the right pathways."

None of this from the national team boss should be surprising. Irankunda is only at the beginning of his career. While moving too quickly to Europe and disappearing into the churn of youth teams and loan moves is often decried as one of the great evils of young Australian players transferring abroad, in Irankunda's case it could prove one of its great blessings.

In Munich, coaches wouldn't care that he's been tapped as the next big thing in Australian football; they're employees of Bayern Munich, not Football Australia. He'd be one of dozens and dozens of talented kids at the Säbener Straße, and not even the first A-League Men player to make a move in the past few years: Sarpreet Singh , now with Hansa Rostock , moved to Munich in 2019, and Anthony Pavlešić made the jump from the Mariners academy to Bayern's reserve team earlier this year.

As he progresses through the system, the crushing weight of expectations in Australia will be still present but a world away. Maybe Irankunda will be with the senior team, following in the footsteps of former MLS and Canada prodigy Alphonso Davies , as some reports have suggested . But he could also start with the youth side and play in competitions such as the UEFA Youth League. And that's ok. Mathys Tel arrived in Bavaria after a €20 million transfer from Reims as a 17-year-old and has yet to make a league start in 2023-24. There's no rush. Managed expectations are good.

Irankunda is pure raw talent. With immense potential. But there's also where the caution lies. He's a diamond, but an uncut one. There is significant development to be done but given time and with work, he can be special.

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Bayern Munich's 2022 USA tour review

Bayern Munich were back on their first proper tour since 2019 after touching down in the USA for their 2022 Audi Summer Tour, which included friendlies against DC United and Manchester City.

bundesliga.com has all you need to know about the German champions’ stay Stateside…

When was the tour?

Bayern began their fifth summer trip to the USA on Monday, 18 July and spent a week across the Atlantic before returning to Germany on Sunday, 24 July ahead of their first competitive fixture of the 2022/23 season when they take on RB Leipzig in the Supercup .

Where did Bayern visit?

The Munich club touched down in the capital, Washington DC, where they trained and took in the sights until Friday, 22 July. After that, they hopped over to Wisconsin for a two-day visit to Green Bay. It was fewer destinations than their 2019 tour when they took in Los Angeles, Houston and Kansas.

Watch: Alphonso Davies, the star attraction back in North America

What matches did they play?

The Bundesliga champions played two friendly fixtures whilst over in the States.

The first saw them them take on local Major League Soccer side DC United at the 20,000-capacity Audi Field in Washington on 20 July, running out 6-2 winners. Sadio Mane and Matthijs de Ligt both scored on their debuts for the club.

DC United 2-6 Bayern Munich Goals: 0-1   Mane  (pen. 5'),  0-2   Sabitzer  (assist:  Gnabry ) 12',  0-3  Gnabry (assist: Mane) 43',  0-4   de Ligt  (assist:  Müller ) 47',  0-5   Zirkzee  (assist:  Coman ) 50',  1-5  Simonsen 54',  2-5  Ku-Dipietro (83'),  2-6  Müller (assist:  Gravenberch ) 90'+1

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Mane was unavailable for a storm-interrupted second fixture as Bayern lost to an Erling Haaland goal in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

Watch: Highlights from a stormy game in Green Bay

Which players travelled?

All of Bayern’s senior squad have now returned to training at Säbener Straße , including new additions Sadio Mane , Ryan Gravenberch and Noussair Mazraoui . Leon Goretzka is the only first-team player who didn't travel after undergoing knee surgery. Otherwise, everyone else was on the plane to Washington, including USMNT international defender Chris Richards . A number of youth players were also on board, including forward Lucas Copado, full-back David Herold and goalkeeper Jakob Mayer, as coach Julian Nagelsmann makes final decisions on his squad going into the season. New recruit Matthijs de Ligt joined his new teammates Stateside just hours after signing, going on to feature and score in the first friendly.

What else happened?

As ever on these tours, there were training sessions and plenty of fan experiences arranged where supporters got to meet their favourite players up close after so many years of having to keep a distance. The Bayern players were also treated to a visit to the White House, home of the President of the United States of America, in Washington DC.

Find out more about Bayern and every other Bundesliga club’s summer schedule here

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Bayern Munich tickets: How to get Bayern tickets for the Allianz Arena

Here's how to get Bayern Munich tickets if you're looking to get to Germany for a game at the Allianz Arena any time soon

How to get Bayern Munich tickets

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How to get Bayern Munich tickets is on the lips of any match-goer looking to see the serial German champions in the flesh – at one of the sport's most iconic and distinctive venues. 

The Allianz Arena has been home to Bayern Munich since 2005, when Die Roten relocated from the old Olympic Stadium. Holding 75,024 and boasting a fervent ambience from the inside, the Allianz is in fact more famous for that exterior: the ground lights up in bright hues, usually of whoever is playing inside but sometimes with the Pride flag, messages or other patterns displayed over the Bavarian diamond-patterned structure.

Ranked at No.21 in FourFourTwo's Best Stadiums in the World list, it's a sight for your bucket list – and it just so helps that as tenants, Bayern usually put on quite the show there as Germany's primary exponents of liquid football. Whether you're looking to go for a game, a tour or just to get a photo from the outside, here's FFT's complete guide of how and where you can get tickets and visit FC Hollywood's suitably glitzy cathedral. It's simply one of the best football tickets in the world.

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The Bayern ticket exchange can be used for picking up spares. 

When do Bayern Munich tickets go on sale?

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It can range as to when tickets are put on sale by the club so be sure to check the  website  for whichever game you wish to attend and subscribe to notifications for when matches are on sale. 

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Do I need to become a member of Bayern Munich to get tickets?

Yes . Some games will filter down to the free website membership – but in order to be in the raffle for the majority of games, you will have to join the 300,000-strong membership at Bayern.

A regular membership for adults between 26 and 64 years of age costs €60. Senior citizens over 65 and children under 17 can get a membership for €30, while young adults between 18 and 25 pay €40 for a membership. Disability badge holders also pay €30. All new members pay a one-off joining fee of €3.

You can find out all about Bayern's membership packages on their website .

How much do Bayern Munich tickets cost?

Tickets at Bayern Munich can range from anywhere between  €15 to €80 .

Bayern have a full list of ticket prices for each game on their  website .

Is hospitality available at Bayern Munich's Allianz Arena?

Yes . Bayern Munich offer what they describe as "catering of the highest standard" for all manner of matchday packages, with parking included. 

You can find out more at Bayern's website . 

Do Bayern Munich offer stadium tours at the Allianz Arena?

Yes , there are official tours around the stadium with access to the museum included on Bayern's official website . 

How do I get to the Allianz Arena?

Located on the northern edge of Munich's Schwabing-Freimann borough on the Frottmaning Heath, the Allianz Arena is easy to get to via a range of transport. 

The best way to get to the ground is by train . If you take the S-Bahn from Munich Main Station or Munich East Station to Marienplatz, you can then take the U6 underground line towards Garching-Hochbruck to Frottmaning . It takes around 16 minutes to get from Marienplatz to Frottmaning.

If you are travelling by car , you will either need the A9 motorway – take the 73 exit to Munchen-Frottmaning-Sud – or the A99 motorway – take the 12b exit to Munchen-Frottmaning-Nord.

There are bicycle parking spaces in the north ( Busparkplatz North ) right next to the entrances, too. 

Does the Allianz Arena have parking?

Yes , there is parking. You can book parking here , which costs €15 on a matchday. 

Are there hotels close to the Allianz Arena?

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Soulmade  has a 9.1 on  Booking.com  and is situated 2.2 miles away from the Allianz Arena. These are apartments that come with a kitchen, garden, BBQ facilities (yep), 24-hour front desk and key card access. 

How can I book flights to Munich?

Expedia  is the best place to book flights to Munich. If you're looking to leave from London, flights tend to go from Heathrow. 

Check out Expedia ,  EasyJet  and  British Airways  to find the best deals.

When are flights cheapest to Munich?

Usually,  October   to   November . 

On  Expedia , returns from London Heathrow to Munich range from around £130-190 during September – but this can drop by half, come mid-October. Handy for football fans who want to travel for the Champions League in the autumn.

Be sure to book far enough in advance and scour  Expedia ,  EasyJet  and  British Airways  to find the best deals. 

Bayern Munich stadium FAQs

Do bayern munich share the allianz arena.

Not anymore. Bayern shared the Allianz with neighbours 1860 Munich between 2005 and 2017 but are now the sole tenants of the ground.

What stadium do the German national team play at?

Germany play their home matches across the country, having played in 43 different cities in their time. Berlin has held 46 matches, Stuttgart 32 and Hanover 28, with Dortmund and Munich having hosted Die Mannschaft, too. 

Is the Allianz Arena always lit up?

Usually, the Allianz Arena is illuminated for a few hours from sunset on non-matchdays.

How does the Allianz Arena light up?

There are over 300,000 LED lights over 26,000 square metres around the exterior of the Allianz Arena. The stadium has an inflatable outer membrane which reflects the light from within. 

Is beer served at the Allianz Arena?

Of course – this is Germany. There are 28 food kiosks inside the Allianz across two levels, with beer served around the ground. 

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FC Bayern Museum + Arena Tour

A double dose of football fascination: First, take a look behind the scenes of Europe’s most modern football arena with our guides. Experience the atmosphere of the Allianz Arena through the eyes of the players walking out of the tunnel, and discover the fascinating details that make this a unique structural design. These and many more highlights await!

After the tour, immerse yourself in the world of the German record champions in the FC Bayern Museum. Join us on a journey through time in Germany’s largest club museum, from the founding of FC Bayern in 1900 to their current successes.

Countless trophies, amazing exhibits as well as innovative media technology combine in the FC Bayern Museum to create an impressive mix of information, emotion and interaction.

• Middle tier in the heart of the Südkurve
• Lower tier of the main stand
• Press conference area
• Cabin tract
• Players’ tunnel
• Pitch perimeter & coaches' bench
• Explanation of the outer façade
• Visit to the FC Bayern Museum

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Recommended total duration: approx. 2.5 hours

Arena Tour: 60 minutes with a trained Arena Guide

FC Bayern Museum: We recommend allowing around 1 to 1.5 hours.

Please note that for tours starting from 16:15, the visit to the museum must take place before the tour.

FCB Museum opening times: 10:00 - 18:00

Last entry: 17:15

Tours on non-matchdays from around 10:00 to 17:30. You’ll find detailed information at the ticket office (individual tickets) or on request (group tickets).

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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.

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Visiting the Allianz Arena and doing the Bayern Museum tour

If you know me, you know that I am a huge sports fan! Football above it all, but Tennis, Ice Hockey, Cycling, Athletics, you name it! Heck, even Gymnastics, Fencing, or Judo in the Olympic years! 🙂 In our last road trip through Bavaria, Austria , and the Czech Republic , we stopped for 2 days in Munich , so I had to squeeze a visit to the home of FC Bayern (and TSV 1860 – not anymore), the Allianz Arena.

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Allianz Arena facts

This Arena is widely known for its exterior of inflated ETFE plastic panels; it was the first stadium in the world with a completely color-changing exterior! Each panel can be independently lit with white ( Germany ‘s National team), red (FC Bayern), or blue light (TSV).

Other colors, multicolored or interchanging lighting schemes are theoretically possible, but Munich Police strongly insists on uni-color only due to several car accidents…

Allianz Arena took three years to be built (2002 – 2005) and cost 340 Million Euros. The stadium hosted six 2006 World Cup games, including the opening gamatch Germany 4-3 Costa Rica ) and the semi-final between Portugal and France (0-1).

In 2012 Allianz Arena hosted the UEFA Champions League final between Bayern and Chelsea. Chelsea won in the penalties after a 1-1 draw in 120 minutes. And in 2020 hosted four games of the European Championship, and it will receive five more in 2024 European, including the opening match.

Originally Allianz Arena had a maximum capacity of 66 000 spectators. After the last remodelation, the capacity was increased to 75 000 in internal matches and 70 000 in international ones. Why the difference?

In international matches, all spectators have to have seated places, but German fans love to watch the game standing. So, some of the seats are removable. The stadium holds 9,800 parking places in four four-story car parks (the largest in Europe).

Allianz Arena Tour

The tour takes about 60 minutes, and it costs 10 Euros. During the tour, you can visit places available during games, the middle tier (behind the goal), the main stand lower tier, and the promenade/stadium exterior. But also the interior and private places which you only see on TV, like the press conference area, players’ tunnel, mixed Zone/media area, and even dressing rooms.

We really enjoyed our visit to the stadium and the tour. Although being relatively recent, it’s already iconic and considered one of the most beautiful in the world. In terms of architectonic beauty, it’s only second to Bird’s Nest in Beijing.

FC Bayern Munich Museum

Entering the Museum, I remembered that FC Bayern 2012/13 (coached by Jupp Heynckes) was the best football team I ever saw. Some people love Brazil 82, others Guardiola’s and Messi’s Barcelona, I was just amazed by how powerful this Bayern team was.

I loved remembering the excellence of their game and all the goals they scored. If you can’t recall this team, just think of the “Super Barcelona” being smashed 4-0 at Allianz Arena and then 0-3 in Camp Nou in the Champions League semi-final.

Naturally, all cups of this golden season are displayed with particular pride.

The Museum is similar to other football teams’ museums, displaying the cups won, images, and videos of the most famous games/plays. I really liked the way it was presented, showing them organized by eras/dynasties or Bayern Teams. It really presents an homage to each team and champions the club had.

The museum also displays some old football artifacts, like the shoes, balls, and jerseys used in the old-time. Even individual trophies won by Bayern legends are displayed! These are very interesting to see for a fan, even if it isn’t an FC Bayern Munich one. I would recommend Bayern to make the museum more interactive as modern museums tend to be today.

Ultimately, I loved the FC Bayern experience, although I would love to have attended a match. Shame! Even Claudia, who isn’t the biggest football fan, liked it! Therefore travel drafts definitely recommend this, but particularly for those who are into sports tourism!

How to go to the Allianz Arena?

The Allianz Arena is located outside the low emission zone in the north of Munich.

Visiting the Allianz Arena by Car

If you are traveling by car, the stadium has an enormous parking space, so you won’t have any problems finding a spot if it isn’t a matchday. There may be traffic on the highways around the stadium, so early travel is also recommended.

On a Matchday, things are entirely different, I would never suggest taking your car there. It’s chaotic. As per Allianz Arena’s official site, it takes up to two hours to empty the park.

Visiting the Allianz Arena using public transportation

Public transportation is the easiest and recommended way to visit the Allianz Arena, particularly on matchday.

To reach the Allianz Arena, you should take the S-Bahn from Munich Main Station or Munich East Station to Marienplatz, a central transfer hub. It should take about 16 minutes to reach Fröttmanning.

You can have a look at the official Allianz Arena site, where they explain thoroughly how to visit the Allianz Arena – by car, bus, metro, bicycle… matchday, non-matchday… It has every possible option.

Have you ever done Sports Tourism? What do you think about combining the two?

For me, it’s the best of two worlds! TRAVEL & SPORTS!! And if you want to include other sports museums on your trips, have a look at these 300+ Sports Museums & Sports Halls Of Fame (map included)!

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The 15 Best Things to do in Byron Bay

Stand on the Cape Byron Headland, and you’ll be standing at the most easterly point in Australia . To the east, the Pacific Ocean stretches endlessly toward the horizon, and if you’re lucky, you might spot humpback whales making their annual migration.

Look to the north and south, and you’ll see Byron Bay’s best beaches stretching along the New South Wales coastline. You’ll see surfers riding world-famous waves like The Pass, paddle boarders and swimmers splashing around in the sea, and dive boats traveling out to marine reserves.

You’ll quickly realize why Byron Bay is one of the most popular coastal destinations in northern New South Wales, with beach scenes, a beach culture, and beach vibes to die for. Life here revolves around the ocean, but in the town itself, you’ll find buzzing distilleries and breweries, fantastic farmers’ markets, and a laid-back community that loves a good summer festival.

But don’t forget the Hinterland because, with Byron Bay as your base, you can explore the rainforest, mountains, waterfalls, and bush tracks of nearby Nightcap National Park and Mount Jerusalem National Park.  

With so many great things to see and do, we won’t be surprised if you don’t know where to begin. That’s why we decided to compile our list of the absolute best things to do in Byron Bay for you. Keep to these fun and unique Byron Bay bucket list attractions, and there’s no doubt you’re going to have an incredible time exploring this beautiful part of Australia!

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15 Fun and Unique Things to do in Byron Bay

1. hike the cape byron lighthouse walk.

Byron Bay town is located next to Cape Byron, a prominent, dramatic, and stunning headland that reaches out into the Pacific Ocean. At the eastern edge of the headland, the iconic Byron Bay Lighthouse stands guard over the cliffs, while close by, you can stand at the most easterly point in all of mainland Australia.

There’s no doubt, then, that Cape Byron is one of the top things to see in Byron Bay, and we know you’re going to love how almost all of the headland is protected as a nature reserve. The best way to experience this unique part of Byron Bay is to get out there on the walking trails, where you can soak up the views, the nature, and the northern New South Wales sunshine.

The Cape Byron Lighthouse Walk (also known as the Cape Byron Walking Track or the Byron Bay Lighthouse Walk) is a 2.5-mile-long loop that takes you to the best lookouts and sights on the headland. You can join the trail at several points, but the most popular start point is the Captain Cook Lookout which is located on Lighthouse Road, just a short walk from the town itself. 

Follow the paved walking trail from here, and you’ll soon reach Fisherman’s Lookout. Keep heading east, and you’ll pass Wategos Beach and Little Wategos. Keep going, and you’ll meet the most easterly point in Australia. The trail then continues south, where you’ll meet the “Easterly Point Lookout,” a lookout offering views of where you were just standing!

The circular trail then begins to turn west, and you’ll see the Cape Byron Lighthouse before finishing back at Captain Cook Lookout, where you started.

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2. Join an Aboriginal-led walking tour of Byron Bay

The Arakwal Bundjalung called this land home tens of thousands of years before Captain Cook sailed past Byron Bay in the late 18th century.

While colonialism marginalized and almost destroyed Aboriginal communities in New South Wales, their language, many of their traditions and beliefs, and their history live on in Byron Bay.

The best way to learn more about the Arakwal Bundjalung is to join a walking tour led by local members of the community. 

You’ll explore the surrounding creeks, the cape, and the beaches, learning about bush food, Aboriginal history, beliefs, and so much more. This is one of the best things to do in Byron Bay, so make sure it’s at the top of your itinerary!

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3. Take in the beach vibes at Main Beach

Byron Bay is all about the beaches, and there’s no better place to start your vacation than a visit to Main Beach. Luckily, you don’t have to go far to reach the most popular Byron Bay sightseeing attraction because Main Beach is just a few minutes’ walk away from the town center. 

Main Beach is your cliché Aussie beach. And by that, we mean it’s beautiful (if a little busy in peak season!). Imagine a long and wide stretch of white sand fronting the blue waters of the Pacific Ocean. There are sunbathers and parasols on the beach, and in the water, swimmers and surfers are braving the waves. 

The beach is bounded to the southeast by the green headland of Cape Byron and to the northwest by Belongil Beach, which is an equally stunning stretch of white sand. You can take a swim, spend the day lazing in the sun, or learn how to surf at Main Beach. 

As the “main beach” in Byron Bay, Main Beach is patrolled by lifeguards and features public facilities like showers and toilets. You can even make use of the picnic areas to throw a proper Aussie barbecue in the sunshine!

4. Escape to Belongil Beach

Main Beach isn’t the only beach in Byron Bay, and you’ll love how the surrounding coastline is studded with beautiful stretches of white sand that front the Pacific Ocean. One of the best beaches to escape to is Belongil Beach, which starts just past the seawall that marks the end of Main Beach.

Belongil Beach is every bit as stunning as Main Beach, but because it’s just that little bit further away from the town center, it’s always going to be that little bit quieter. Belongil Beach stretches for around a mile and a half northwest of Main Beach, ending at the mouth of the Belongil Creek as the creek meets the ocean. 

You can enjoy all of your favorite beach activities at Belongil Beach, which is popular for swimming and surfing, as well as snorkeling. There’s a small wreck just off the coast, which adds to the swell. But be careful because lifeguards generally only patrol the southern part of the beach.

Belongil Beach is also home to many of Byron Bay’s best resorts and beachside bungalows, and this is one of the best places to stay if you’d love to be able to walk out of your hotel and straight into the ocean!

5. Soak up the sun and sand at Tallow Beach

If you look south from your vantage point at Cape Byron, you’ll see a long stretch of golden sand unraveling for miles along the coast. This is Tallow Beach, and we have to say it’s one of the best Byron Bay attractions!

Tallow Beach is one of the best beaches in Byron Bay, and with several miles of soft sand to enjoy, there’s always a quiet spot to find, even in peak season. Tallow Beach is a great place for swimming and surfing. However, be careful because it’s not always patrolled by lifeguards like Main Beach is.

If you’re visiting Tallow Beach in whale watching season (between May and October), then you may even be lucky enough to see a humpback passing along the coast. Why not bring your towel, a cool box full of drinks, and set up for the day on Tallow Beach to wait for the show? 

6. Learn how to surf

If you’d love to learn how to surf, then Byron Bay is one of Australia’s most enduring surfing destinations. Byron Bay has been popular since surfing went mainstream here in the 1960s, and since then, the town has only gone from strength to strength in surfing circles. 

That means that for beginners, there’s a heap of surf shops and surf schools ready to show you how to ride the waves and tackle the swells of the Pacific Ocean. Byron Bay has waves for almost all abilities, and so as you progress, you can start tackling larger and more challenging spots along the coast.

Novice surfers can pick up tips just by watching the experienced pros in Byron Bay. Head to The Pass, a world-famous wave, to see the best surfers in action. You can hone your skills at Clarkes Beach or Tallow Beach, and we know you’re going to love the après surf scene in the pubs in town!

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7. Go diving or snorkeling at Julian Rocks

Byron Bay is a dream for snorkelers and divers, with the Pacific Ocean being home to a bright and colorful array of marine environments that are just begging to be explored. One of the best marine sites to visit during your stay in Byron Bay is Julian Rocks, a protected nature reserve that’s located around 2 miles off the coast.

The Julian Rocks Nguthungulli Nature Reserve, as the protected marine area is officially called, is part of the wider Cape Byron Marine Park and offers you the opportunity to explore the underwater world surrounding two prominent rocks in the Pacific Ocean. 

The rocks are a beacon for marine life, and as this is a no-take zone, the diversity of species found here is incredible. Whether you’re diving or snorkeling, you’ll see both micro and macro marine life, including tiny nudibranchs among the rocks and leopard sharks swimming among the coral. 

Julian Rocks are well known for their large sea turtle population, too, which you may see either on the surface or feeding off the coral below. If you’re here in whale watching season (roughly May until October), you may be lucky enough to see humpbacks on the boat ride over from Byron Bay!

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8. Go whale and dolphin watching in Byron Bay

If you’ve always dreamed of seeing whales or dolphins in the wild, then you’re in the right place, because Byron Bay is one of the best destinations in New South Wales to spot these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat! If you’re looking for activities to add to your Byron Bay bucket list, this is the perfect pick.

Byron Bay is well known for its humpback whale sightings, with large numbers of this enormous marine mammal migrating past the bay during the long whale watching season. Tens of thousands pass by the coast every year, with the first making their appearance in May and the last being spotted at the end of October. The largest numbers will be seen between June and September, when their migration is in full swing.

You can sometimes spot the whales from Cape Byron if the visibility is good, as the humpbacks like to hang around the warm waters of this rich feeding ground. To maximize your opportunities, though, you should join a whale watching tour led by local marine biologist guides – they’ll know where to find the humpbacks!

Byron Bay is also home to a resident population of dolphins, who number in the hundreds. You’ll see them year-round, as well as many other species of whale that often pass through during the migratory season. 

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9. Walk the boardwalk at the Cumbebin Swamp Nature Reserve 

With its location in northern New South Wales, it should come as no surprise to you that Byron Bay has a hot and humid tropical climate. This means that the area is home to an array of unique and natural wetlands, including the Cumbebin Swamp Nature Reserve. 

This protected area is known for its rich biodiversity, and a visit to the swamp certainly makes a change from the beaches that Byron Bay is best known for. There are no white sands here, but you will find yourself immersed in the rainforest, surrounded by indigenous flora and fauna, and for a moment, transported back in time to see what Byron Bay would have looked like before Europeans arrived. 

The swamp holds an important place in the history of the Arakwal community, and the indigenous community continues to help manage the area today. The wetlands were an important source of resources (including food) for the local communities – again before the Europeans arrived.

There’s a short boardwalk that leads you through the Cumbebin Swamp Nature Reserve, allowing you to explore this wetland without getting stuck in the mud! The swamp is located on the edge of Byron Bay, and it’s easily walkable from the town center or from nearby Belongil Beach. 

10. Eat and drink at the Byron Farmer’s Market

Every Thursday morning, from 7 am until 11 am, the Byron Farmer’s Market sets up shop at the Butler Street Reserve. Get here early for the best bites and freshest produce, and stock up on quality goods for the rest of your stay in Byron Bay!

The Byron Famer’s Market brings a taste of the countryside to town, with a wonderful selection of stallholders bringing in unique, homemade products from across the local region. Each of the stallholders goes through a vigorous vetting process undertaken by the market’s committee, ensuring that there’s a plethora of different and high-quality products available to buyers.

You’ll find avocados, blueberries, chilies, and mushrooms, all freshly picked in the nearby fields. You can order up a flat white from the coffee stall, then browse through stalls selling artisanal cheese, handmade pasta, and delectable tempeh. There are food trucks, oysters, dumplings, chorizo, sourdough, and gin for sale, and much, much more!

11. See the endangered ‘Littoral Rainforest’ of Broken Head Nature Reserve

You might think that Australia has rainforest in abundance, and while yes, some parts of the country are still covered in thick expanses of ancient rainforest, much more of this unique ecosystem has already been lost. 

One specific type of rainforest that’s found itself endangered is an ecosystem known as the “Littoral Rainforest.” This type of rainforest is unusual in that it thrives in locations close to the ocean, resulting in an unusual array of flora and fauna specifically adapted for this extreme environment.

Unfortunately, this rainforest is in danger of extinction, but travel south from Byron Bay, and you can find a few rare hectares of Littoral Rainforest in the Broken Head Nature Reserve. Take a walk, take in the coastal scenes, and bask in the uniqueness of this rare habitat. 

12. Go hiking in Mount Jerusalem National Park

Don’t forget the Hinterland when you visit Bryon Bay because some of the area’s best natural attractions are found in the inland national parks of northern New South Wales.

One of the best national parks to visit is Mount Jerusalem National Park, where you’ll have endless opportunities to escape the crowds even in peak season. You’ll find Mount Jerusalem National Park located less than an hour’s drive from Byron Bay, and it’s an excellent place for bushwalking and rainforest mountain biking.

There are several trails you can tackle, including Rayners Walking Track and the Gilwah Trail. You can walk or cycle along the bush tracks, with beautiful rainforest scenery and refreshing waterfalls to see on the way.

13. Be awed by the power of Minyon Falls

On the eastern edge of Nightcap National Park, less than a one-hour drive from Byron Bay into the Hinterland, you can find one of the most impressive waterfalls in northern New South Wales. If you’re looking for natural attractions, a visit to Minyon Falls is a must on your Byron Bay bucket list!

In fact, we’d go as far as to say that Minyon Falls is one of the most impressive waterfalls in Australia, and you can’t visit Byron Bay without at least visiting the lookout. Minyon Falls plunge from a staggering height of 100 meters from tall cliffs into a deep gorge below. 

The falls are at their most powerful at the end of the rainy season or at the start of the dry season, but all through the year, you’ll be awed by the rainforest scenery and dramatic, rocky surrounds. 

The Minyon Falls Lookout offers the most expansive view of the waterfall and the gorge, but if you’re up for a hike, then you can follow the Minyon Falls Walking Track to the base. It’s not an easy hike, and at 8 miles long, the journey will take you around 4 hours there and back. 

You’ll pass through dense rainforest along a steep walking track, but you’ll welcome a dip into the waterfall’s icy plunge pool when you reach the bottom of the gorge.  

Book a Waterfalls Tour

14. Join the partygoers at one of Byron Bay’s festivals

Byron Bay, with its creative atmosphere and chilled-out vibes, is one of Australia’s premier festival destinations. 

The town’s most famous festival is the Byron Bay Bluesfest , which is held once a year over the long Easter weekend. The multi-day festival sees some of the world’s best jazz bands, as well as thousands of jazz fans descending upon the town. 

If you’re in Byron Bay in July, then you’ll want tickets for Splendour in the Grass , a three-day-long music festival that features an impressive lineup of contemporary acts. This is one of Australia’s best music festivals, and you can expect to see anyone from the Arctic Monkeys to Mumford and Sons!

Byron Bay hosts many more festivals and cultural events throughout the year, including the Byron Bay Comedy Festival in June, Byron Writers Festival in August, and the Byron Bay Film Festival in October. If you’re looking for fun things to do in Byron Bay, be sure to check out what’s on during your visit!

15. Take a tour of Byron Bay’s best breweries and distilleries

If you love a local craft beer or a smooth gin, then you’ll find plenty of unique brews around Byron Bay. The town has a burgeoning craft beer and spirits scene, and we know you’re going to have a great time touring Byron Bay’s best breweries and distilleries!

You can start with a tour and a tasting at Byron Bay Brewery , one of the first breweries to set up shop in town. Byron Bay Brewery is best known for its Premium Lager, which we can vouch for on a hot summer’s day!

Next, head to Stone & Wood , a local brewery that creates handcrafted craft beers using locally sourced ingredients. You’ll love the classic Pacific Ale, but be sure to try all the fruity specialties they brew up in the on-site brewery. You can take a tour of the facilities to learn more, or just sit back in the beer garden and work your way through the beers.

If you’ve still got time, then you can head to the Cape Byron Distillery for a taste of unique gins distilled on a dairy farm. At Husk Distillers , you can sample the local gin and rum, and at Lord Byron Distillery , you can try artisanal gin handcrafted by a master distiller! 

There you have it! The 15 best things to do in Byron Bay. What’s your favorite thing to do in Byron Bay?

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Richard is an award-winning travel writer based in Southwest England who’s addicted to traveling off the beaten track. He’s traveled to 75 countries and counting in search of intriguing stories, unusual destinations, and cultural curiosities. Richard loves traveling the long way round over land and sea, and you’ll find him visiting quirky micronations and breakaway territories as often as he’s found lounging on a beach (which is a lot). When he’s not writing for BBC Travel, National Geographic, or Lonely Planet, you can find Richard writing for the Wandering Wheatleys or updating his off-beat travel blog, Travel Tramp.

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In terms of teams that are consistently at the very top of the European footballing tree, they don’t get much bigger than Bayern Munich. Successes in both the Bundesliga and Champions League have been common and, in 2023/24, the time is right to see them in action. Though Bayern Munich tickets generate a great deal of interest, with SeatPick you have the best chance to see them in action. It's easy to buy Bayern Munich tickets using our website.

Bayern Munich 2023/2024 Fixtures

Bayern munich vs arsenal | champions league quarter finals.

21:00 ・ Allianz Arena

$207+ ・ Munich , Germany

FC Union Berlin vs Bayern Munich

18:30 ・ Stadion An der Alten Forsterei

$266+ ・ Berlin , Germany

Bayern Munich vs Eintracht Frankfurt

15:30 ・ Allianz Arena

$127+ ・ Munich , Germany

VfB Stuttgart vs Bayern Munich

15:30 ・ MHPArena

$278+ ・ Stuttgart , Germany

Bayern Munich vs VfL Wolfsburg

17:30 ・ Allianz Arena

$95+ ・ Munich , Germany

1899 Hoffenheim vs Bayern Munich

15:30 ・ Rhein-Neckar-Arena

$158+ ・ Sinsheim , Germany

Tottenham Hotspur vs Bayern Munich | The Visit Malta Cup

17:30 ・ Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

$94+ ・ London , United Kingdom

About Bayern Munich Tickets 2023/24

Bayern Munich is a football club based in Munich, Bavaria in Germany. The team plays its home games at the Allianz Arena , which opened its doors in 2005. It's considered one of the most beautiful and well-designed stadiums in the world, with a luminous exterior and a capacity of 75,000 people, making it the second-biggest stadium in Germany behind Borussia Dortmund’s Signal Iduna Park.

The iconic Allianz Arena is the first stadium in the world with a full colour changing exterior. It attracts a sell-out crowd for every home match, so Bayern tickets are often hard to come by. Prior to moving into the Allianz Arena, Bayern Munich played their home games at the Munich Olympic Stadium.

Bayern Munich Info

The club was founded in 1900, by a group of 11 players led by the famous Franz John. Later it would become one of the most valuable football clubs in the world, with a $5 billion valuation. The club is owned by a private group called AG, in a co-joint stock with Bayern Munchen, which own many sports organisations around Munich.

The current president of the club is Herbert Hainer, who’s been in this position since 2019, succeeding Uli Hoeneß.

Bayern Munich is very popular worldwide. They boast more than 300,000 registered club members, which is the highest amongst all clubs worldwide.

Many superstars have worn the Bayern kit, including Franz Beckenbauer, Gerd Müller, Oliver Kahn, Philipp Lahm, Mark van Bommel, Bastian Schweinsteiger and many more. Currently, the team success can be attributed to Thomas Müller, Harry Kane, Manuel Neuer, and many others.

Along the years there have been many great coaches that have taken Bayern Munich to greatness, including Pep Guardiola, Ottmar Hitzfeld and Udo Lattek. The current head coach is the Thomas Tuchel, who took charge in March 2023.

Sepp Maier holds the record of the number of league appearances for the club with 473, followed by Oliver Kahn at 429 and Gerd Müller at 427, who also holds the record of goals scored in the history of the league with 365.

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Bayern's major rivals are Borussia Dortmund . These two teams have been the biggest and most successful German football clubs in recent history.

Bayern vs Dortmund tickets are an extremely sought-after commodity, but fans can find the best-value ticket listings at SeatPick.

Other rivals of Bayern are FC Augsburg , also based in the region of Bavaria. Bayern generally get the better of their neighbours, though Augsburg have managed a fair few surprise results in this derby since 2018.

Bayern Munich Historical Achievements

There has been an absolute domestic dominance for Bayern Munich. They have been Bundesliga champions more than 30 times, massively outperforming the next-best teams. Borussia Dortmund and Borussia Mönchengladbach have won five German league titles apiece, streets behind the rampant Bavarians.

International performances have been strong as well, competing in the UEFA Champions League and hunting the trophy as a strong contender every single year.

Bayern won Europe's top prize in 2013, beating rivals Borussia Dortmund 2-1 in a very entertaining Champions League final . Bayern won the competition for a sixth time in 2020, beating Paris Saint-Germain in the final.

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Bayern munich vip & hospitality tickets.

If you’re on the lookout for an unforgettable matchday experience, Bayern Munich VIP tickets could be the way to go. We compare all the options from across the ticket market to present fans with a wide range of Bayern Munich hospitality tickets . On the event page, select the ‘VIP’ button located above the seating chart to exclusively view Bayern Munich VIP tickets . Bayern Munich's next home game will be Bayern Munich vs Arsenal | Champions League Quarter Finals . For this fixture, we have 63 Bayern Munich hospitality tickets for sale on SeatPick , with prices beginning at $318 .

Frequently Asked Questions about Bayern Munich tickets

How to buy bayern munich tickets.

Your search for Bayern Munich tickets ends at SeatPick , the ultimate destination for buying football tickets. We'll walk you through the process:

• Scroll to the top of the page and select the Bayern Munich match you want to attend.
• Determine the number of Bayern Munich tickets you require and explore all the listings that have been sourced from trusted sellers. You can sort the tickets by price or best deal. Plus, our ‘VIP,’ ‘Benches,’ ‘Behind The Goal’, and ‘Away’ buttons let you filter the tickets by seat location.
• Once you find a ticket that meets your needs, proceed to checkout to finalise your booking.

SeatPick is currently able to provide 930 Bayern Munich tickets across seven different events. Bayern Munich vs Arsenal | Champions League Quarter Finals will be their next home match at Allianz Arena , and we've got tickets available from $228 .

How to get Bayern Munich away tickets?

Buying Bayern Munich away tickets is a difficult task. There's only a small pool of tickets, yet there's always substantial interest from their supporters. Nevertheless, it's possible for fans to secure Bayern Munich away tickets with remarkable ease via SeatPick. Select your desired match and then use the 'away' filter to view only the Bayern Munich away end tickets . Bayern Munich's next away match will be FC Union Berlin vs Bayern Munich at Stadion An der Alten Forsterei in Berlin , is due to be played on April 20, 2024 . With SeatPick , fans have access to a grand total of 57 tickets for the forthcoming FC Union Berlin vs Bayern Munich fixture.

How much are Bayern Munich tickets?

The cost of Bayern Munich tickets can vary and will be influenced by the team's form, the quality of their opposition, and the choice of seat. It's common for prices to fluctuate during the season. At SeatPick , we provide fans with tickets starting from $94 to see Bayern Munich live. The average price for Bayern Munich tickets listed on our website stands at $774 .

Where do Bayern Munich play their home games?

Bayern Munich's home matches are held at Allianz Arena , located in Munich, Germany . At full capacity, the venue can accommodate 75,000 supporters. The next Bayern Munich match at Allianz Arena is Bayern Munich vs Arsenal | Champions League Quarter Finals on April 17, 2024 . On SeatPick , it's currently possible to choose from 330 tickets for this matchup.

Is it safe to buy Bayern Munich tickets on SeatPick?

Yes indeed. Each Bayern Munich ticket listed on SeatPick has been sourced from vetted ticket sites, all of which provide a 100% minimum money-back guarantee on every purchase.

How to get cheap Bayern Munich tickets?

You can consider signing up for a membership on the Bayern Munich official site. If you were unsuccessful in buying Bayern Munich match tickets from the team's page, another avenue for finding cheap Bayern Munich tickets is to try and time the market on SeatPick . We often see prices drop as the event nears, yet there are also times when buying your tickets well in advance can help you secure a bargain. It's easy to find cheap Bayern Munich tickets on the SeatPick platform. We compare options from across the ticket market, helping Bayern Munich fans find the best deals available online. If you can't buy Bayern Munich tickets straight from the club, our platform offers the perfect solution. Today, you can find cheap Bayern Munich home tickets on SeatPick starting from $95 for the Bayern Munich vs VfL Wolfsburg event. The clash will take place on May 12, 2024 at Allianz Arena , and the cheapest tickets are found in the 337 Section .

How to buy Bayern Munich tickets without a membership?

It can be very difficult to buy Bundesliga tickets  directly from the club if you don’t hold a season-ticket or a membership. Plus, having a Bayern Munich membership doesn't necessarily secure your ticket - and it only lets you purchase a single Bayern Munich ticket per membership. That means you’ll require two Bayern Munich membership cards to purchase two tickets. This problem disappears with SeatPick at your service - here you can buy Bayern Munich tickets as a non-member with no issue. You can go to any match you like without registering for a membership when you buy your  Bayern Munich tickets  via  SeatPick . Today, fans can choose from  683 tickets to see  Bayern Munich  at  Allianz Arena via SeatPick .

Can I buy Bayern Munich tickets outside of Germany?

There is high demand for FC Bayern Munich tickets all year round. Despite that, on SeatPick, you'll be able to buy Bayern tickets from anywhere in the world, as long as you have a steady internet connection to complete the process. All tickets listed on our site include a customer guarantee.

Can I buy a Bayern Munich ticket without membership?

Even though the club requires you to have a membership in order to buy a Bayern Munich ticket, you will be able to find original tickets available for sale on SeatPick. This is because fans with season tickets who cannot attend a particular match often sell their Bayern tickets on the secondary market in order to make up for their initial investment.

Where can I buy Bayern Munich Champions League tickets?

You have multiple options to choose from when buying FC Bayern Munich tickets whenever they play in the Champions League. However, the Champions League matches are often in high demand and it's important to buy at the right moment once you've compared multiple ticket sources. This is where Seatpick comes in and does all the heavy lifting for you, SeatPick is the only site that compares all the relevant sites for Bayern Munich ticket deals, finding you the best price from the safest ticket sites. With SeatPick you get the chance to book a either the cheapest ticket or a premium VIP seat for any Bayern Munich fixture.

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