FC Bayern Museum tickets, with or without the Arena View
Choose your ticket
- FC Bayern Museum: entry to the museum
- FC Bayern Museum + Allianz Arena View: the museum, plus unguided time in the stands of the stadium
- Both tickets cover the permanent exhibition, 3,300 square metres on one level
- The Hall of Fame with six Champions League trophies
- The Via Triumphalis, an avenue of championship shields and cups
- The special exhibition on 20 years of the Allianz Arena
- Children under 6 enter free with an adult
Opening hours
Days without a home match: daily, 10:00 to 18:00
Last admission: 17:15
Home matchdays: entry only with a match ticket and a museum ticket
Closed: 24, 25, 26 and 31 December, 1 January, and on some event days at the arena
Location
FC Bayern Museum, Allianz Arena, Level 3, Franz-Beckenbauer-Platz 5, 80939 München. The museum is inside the stadium in the north of Munich. A lift at staircase L goes up to the museum foyer.
Good to know
- Plan 60 to 90 minutes for the museum, or 90 to 120 minutes with the Arena View.
- Choose a day without a home match. On matchdays the museum admits only visitors who also hold a ticket for the match.
- Other events at the arena, such as international matches, can close the museum for the day.
- Bring valid ID for every reduced ticket.
- The lockers in the foyer hold small items only, so leave large luggage at your hotel.
- Private photos and video are allowed.
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The Allianz Arena
The stadium around the museum
The museum sits inside the stadium where FC Bayern plays its home matches, so every visit begins with the walk up to the arena.
On days without a match, the facade lights up for about two hours from sunset and alternates between red and white. The FC Bayern Store shares Level 3 with the museum. It covers about 1,000 square metres and opens from 10:00 to 18:00.
With the Arena View ticket you sit in the lower tier of the North Stand for 30 to 45 minutes and listen to the audio guide in the Allianz Arena app. The stadium does not offer the Arena View before Champions League matchdays.
The Allianz Arena
The stadium around the museum
The museum sits inside the stadium where FC Bayern plays its home matches, so every visit begins with the walk up to the arena.
On days without a match, the facade lights up for about two hours from sunset and alternates between red and white. The FC Bayern Store shares Level 3 with the museum. It covers about 1,000 square metres and opens from 10:00 to 18:00.
With the Arena View ticket you sit in the lower tier of the North Stand for 30 to 45 minutes and listen to the audio guide in the Allianz Arena app. The stadium does not offer the Arena View before Champions League matchdays.
FAQ
Only if you also hold a ticket for the match. On FC Bayern home matchdays the museum opens before kick-off and again after the final whistle, for visitors with a match ticket and a museum ticket. For a relaxed visit, choose a day without a home match.
The Arena View gives you 30 to 45 minutes on your own in the lower tier of the North Stand, with an audio guide in the free Allianz Arena app. It is part of the FC Bayern Museum + Allianz Arena View ticket. The guided Arena Tour through the changing rooms and the players’ tunnel is a different product and is not part of either ticket.
The club suggests 60 to 90 minutes for the museum. Allow 90 to 120 minutes if your ticket includes the Arena View.
Yes. Three children’s corners are spread through the exhibition, including a station where children design their own kit. On selected Sundays the museum holds family days with crafts and a visit from the club mascot, Berni.
Yes. Step-free routes lead from the U-Bahn station and from the north car park to the arena. A lift at staircase L goes up to the museum foyer, and the whole exhibition is on one level.
How to get there
Take the U6 towards Garching-Forschungszentrum and get off at Fröttmaning. The ride from Marienplatz takes about 16 minutes.
From the station, walk 15 to 20 minutes across the Esplanade to the arena.
Enter Franz-Beckenbauer-Platz 5, 80939 München in your navigation system. Leave the A9 at exit 73, Fröttmaning-Süd, or the A99 at exit 12b, Fröttmaning-Nord.
On days without a match, park at Busparkplatz Nord. Cars pay 5 euros per day, and the first 45 minutes are free. The walk to the museum takes 7 to 10 minutes.
Munich’s cycle route network signposts the arena. Bike racks stand at Busparkplatz Nord.
Plan your visit
Pick the right day for the museum
FC Bayern’s home fixtures decide when the museum is open to everyone, so check the match calendar before you choose a date. A day without a match gives you the full opening hours from 10:00 to 18:00, with last admission at 17:15. If you stay until dusk, you can watch the arena’s facade light up in red and white on your way back to the U-Bahn.