Explore the 1972 Olympic grounds. Visit the Olympic Tower, take a roof climb tour, or relax by the lake. A perfect stop for families.

Located right next to the BMW complex (often the same bus stop or the next one), Olympiapark is a breath of fresh air. Built for the 1972 Summer Olympics, it remains a heavily used public space and a masterpiece of landscape architecture. Unlike many Olympic venues that decay, this one is vibrant and full of life.
The "Behnisch & Partner" designed roof is iconic. Made of plexiglass and steel cables, it sweeps over the stadium, the hall, and the pool, mimicking the Alps. It was a revolutionary design symbolizing a transparent, democratic Germany, a deliberate contrast to the 1936 Berlin Olympics.
Standing 291 meters high, this defines the skyline.
Adventure seekers can book a guided tour to walk on top of the stadium roof. You'll be strapped into a harness and walk along the acrylic panels. For even more adrenaline, you can take the "Flying Fox" zipline across the stadium arena. Note: This requires separate booking in advance.
Rent a pedal boat or simply walk up the Olympic Hill (Olympiaberg). This hill is actually made of rubble from WWII ruins, cleared from the city and landscaped over. It offers a romantic view of the sunset over the stadium.
The park hosts the Tollwood Summer Festival (music, organic food, crafts) in June/July. If you are visiting then, definitely hop off here for dinner and concerts.
On a sunny day, this is the perfect place to break for lunch. Grab a pretzel and a sausage at a kiosk by the lake, stretch your legs on the grass, and let the kids run wild before getting back on the bus for the return trip to the city center.

Dieser Leitfaden wurde erstellt, um einen transparenten, praktischen Einblick in Münchens Hop-On Hop-Off Dienste zu bieten und Ihnen zu helfen, sich in der Geografie der Stadt zurechtzufinden und den besten Weg zu wählen, um ihre reiche Geschichte und moderne Lebendigkeit zu erkunden.
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