Munich Sports & Outdoors

 6 Reviews  Between December and April go skiing in on of the many ski areas. There are too many south of Munich to give detailed descriptions here. If you want to spent 39 Euro for a day ticket the “Zugspitze”... 

 11 Reviews  During Munchener Olimpic Games 1972, I was in Hamburg I watched on TV the plays. I also wached how the terrorists killed some Israili sportlers. It was a sad Olimpics. I wish all people to live in... 

 iaint Says:  The city’s DEL ice hockey team - EHC München - plays at the Olympiahalle at the Olympiapark. This was the site of the of the 1972 summer Olympics, so it is... 

 vichatherly Says:  The Allianz Arena, opened in 2005 and home to both Munich clubs - Bayern Munich and TSV 1860This is a spectacular stadium which has to be seen to be believed. I... 

 chris.hh Says:  I created this tip by a forum posting. I am not a Munich expert but maybe this info might help someone planning a biking tour in or aroung Munich... Some of the... 

 bonio Says:  A trip out to the suburbs and a visit to the Generali stadion for the 3Bundesliga game between Unterhaching and Carl Zeiss Jena.Just 9 euros to stand behind the... 

 antistar Says:  Munich has two teams, each with its own great history. Everyone who knows anything about football knows of Bayern Munich, one of the giants of world football,... 

 globetrotter06 Says:  Yes, it is actually possible to go surfing in Munich, and the city even has a few surfshops. Eisbach, at the southern end of the English Garden, is the place... 

 barryg23 Says:  One of the most bizzare things we saw in Munich was this surfer in the Englisher Garden. An artificially generated wave has been created which allows surfing on... 

 bonio Says:  The new stadium built for the 2006 soccer world cup. It is shared by München's two top teams, FC Bayern and tsv 1860. Very impressive inside and out, try to see... 

 claudia1975 Says:  Every Monday in the summer months (between Mai and August) there is the Bladenight in Munich. Many streets are closed for cars and other vehicles and only... 

 claudia1975 Says:  Badminton playing is a lot of fun. I am sure there are numerous places in Munich. However, I really like the “Aktivpark” in Gilching (a suburb of Munich). The... 

 eponymousone Says:  So you're an American in Munich and you want to watch an American football game on a Sunday night? Where should you go? While I'm sure there are other bars... 

 volarevolare Says:  Take the train from the Munich station to the end of the line where you'd find the lake.I think it's Starnbergersee.It's a lovely place with a huge lake and... 

 William1982 Says:  The other team in Munich, TSV 1860 Munich also play at the Olympiastadion. The so called 'workers team', 1860 are one of the oldest sports clubs in Germany, but... 

 bonio Says:  An alternative to FC Bayern in 1 Bundesliga. Very much the poor relations but on the plus side it's easy to get tickets and those there are real footie fans not... 

 alysania Says:  Mike's Bike tours is a really fun way to see the big sites in Munich while being active. Every tour has a tour guide and the groups range in size but are... 

 Nexus7 Says:  This is the funnest tour through a city I've ever been on. It's not very strenuous, just a causal strol on Schwinn Cruisers with a ringer bell. You get to bike... 

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 barryg23 Says:  Munich's brand new stadium will host the first match of the 2006 World Cup. 

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 William1982 Says:  A definite must is to visit the Olympiastadion to see a game, either Bayern or 1860 Munich. The stadium is located in the Olympic Park