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The architecture of the Allianz Arena is unique worldwide. Its facade consists of the largest membrane shell in the world. It is about 35 metres high and has an outside surface area of 29,000 m². The Allianz Arena celebrates its tenth anniversary in 2015. Cashless payment in all areas (catering, merchandise, museum and parking)

Allianz Arena, stadium in Munich that was designed by the architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron and completed in 2005. When Germany was awarded the honor of hosting the soccer World Cup in 2004, it needed new stadiums to accommodate the matches. The Allianz Arena was one of the most successful of these stadiums.

Allianz Arena is a great modern stadium and can be accessible by metro. It's 40 minutes far from the city center. Despite it is well organized with tours in several languages, we were unlucky with our tour guide, that was very little emphatic and kept asking questions to the tourists to guess about the stadium facts. The facilities are incredible.

The Allianz Arena is located on the outskirts of Munich, approximately 10 kilometres north from the city centre. Driving If driving to the stadium, both the A9 and A99 highways are nearby. Take...

Bayern are now the sole shareholders in the Allianz Arena. TSV 1860 Munich, who were originally joint occupants of the stadium, are now tenants up to 30 June 2025. According to a survey conducted by political journal “Cicero”, the Allianz Arena became Germany’s favourite sports venue, and one of the top ten national sites of interest in the country just three years after it was built.