Bayern Munich is without doubt Germany’s most successful football club Read more
Munich - Down in deepest Bavaria
Munich is the third largest city in Germany, after Berlin & Hamburg, and capital of the Free State of Bavaria Read more
Munich ‘Hauptbahnhof’ (main station) is, after Frankfurt am Main, Germany’s second busiest railway station Read more
The Franz Josef Strauss Airport (MUC), named after Bavaria’s former long-serving Prime Minister, is located some 28 kilometres (about 17.5 miles) north of Munich Read more
Whether by car or public transport, the stadium is easy to get to. Read more
The Allianz Arena is a space-age new stadium shared by Munich’s two professional clubs, Bayern and 1860. Read more
The Olympic park to the north of the city centre was the stage for the 20th summer games in 1972 Read more
Ah, very sorry! Surely you wanted to find out about Munich’s fine art galleries or museums … the Alte Pinakothek website is here … or were you really looking for: The Hofbräuhaus… Read more
Munich is the capital of the German ‘Free State’ of Bavaria in the south-east of the country. Read more
Six times champions
Borussia Dortmund is one the biggest clubs in Germany, six times league champions and boasting the country’s largest stadium by some distance Read more
