Olympic Park Munich

There is always something going on in the Olympic Park!

International event centre, sports and leisure park and tourist attraction of world renown - that is the Olympic Park Munich.

It is world-famous, a landmark. It belongs to Munich like the Frauenkirche and the Hofbräuhaus, like the mountains to Bavaria, and it is still today, more than 50 years after the 1972 Summer Olympics, a great attraction for tourists and locals alike. It is a wonderful recreational area with an enormously high recreational value as well as a pulsating event center, a multifunctional event cluster of world renown. The Olympic Park, a phenomenon.

The Olympic Park is a place of life and joy, a place of joie de vivre - and a place with a spectacular range of diverse offerings. Breathtaking sports and action sports events, thrilling music and cultural events, from summer open-air events in the Olympic Stadium to concerts in the Olympic Hall, exhibitions in the Small Olympic Hall, plus rousing festivals and events in the outdoor facilities - the park presents itself as colorful, livable, lovable, in keeping with the spirit of the architects' fathers, who wanted to give the complex a peaceful, friendly and cosmopolitan appearance.

225.9 million registered visitors in total, 128 million of them at 15,140 sporting, cultural and commercial events and 97.9 million guests at the leisure and tourism facilities. 34 world championships, 21 European championships and over 100 German championships fill the chronicle. In the anniversary year 2022 there were 4.4 million visitors:inside, of which about 2.6 million, 483 events (on 609 event days) visited and about 1.8 million people who used the leisure and tourism facilities. (As of Dec. 31, 2022).

Breathtaking sports and action sports events, thrilling music and cultural events, from summer open-air events in the Olympic Stadium to concerts in the Olympic Hall, exhibitions in the Small Olympic Hall plus rousing festivals and events in the outdoor facilities - the park presents itself as colorful, livable and lovable, in keeping with the spirit of the architects' fathers, who wanted to give the complex a peaceful, friendly and cosmopolitan appearance.

Key Facts

Hans-Jochen-Vogel-Square (formerly Coubertin Square)

Event area max. 18,000 m²
Visitors annually approx. 1,000.000
Power supply 6 diff. points of delivery
Power rating 3 x 2,000 Watts
or
1,300.000 Watts
Miscellaneous

flat, asphalted area
Public Restrooms

 

More about the Hans-Jochen-Vogel-Square (formerly Coubertin Square)

 

Olympic Lake (with Walk of Stars)

 

Total area 86,000 m²
Total length 1,120 m
Maximum Width 223 m
Volumetric capacity 110,000 m³
Maximum water depth 1.30 m

 

More about the Munich Olympic Walk of Stars

 

Theatron

Max. number of seats 1,300
Visitors (annually) approx. 127,000
Lake stage 280 m²
Power supply self-contained

 

More about the Theatron