Allianz Arena, Munich - The three-tiered football arena has a capacity of 69,900 seats, and the playing field has a surface of 8,000 sqm. The lighting is the most spectacular aspect of the modern construction: the façade lights up in a white and blue or red and white pattern, depending on which of the two Munich teams is playing. The official opening ceremony and opening match for the 2006 FIFA World Cup took place in the Allianz Arena on June 9, 2006. A wonderful place to get a tour of if you're a footy lover.
Beer and Oktoberfest Museum, Munich - Munich is the capital of beer, with six breweries. Interested in the story of beer? So go into the Bier- und Oktoberfestmuseum. Learn more about the history of beer from migration of people, the monasteries, the purity law, and the outstanding quality of Munich's beer. How about learning the story of the Oktoberfest? This interesting museum is perfect for all beer lovers.
The Munich Zoo Hellabrunn, Munich - The Munich Zoo Hellabrun was founded in 1911 as the first Geo-zoo worldwide. The animals live according to their geographic distribution in intricate communities. Hellabrun is more of a nature preserve within the landscape conservation rather than a zoo. Thanks to an extensive array of ditches and a natural landscape design, visitors can enjoy the dazzling and open view of animals that could normally only be seen on safari.
BMW Museum, Munich - The BMW museum, with its distinctive architecture in the shape of a futuristic silver bowl, is one of the most attractive museums in Munich. The "time horizons" exhibition takes you on a wonderful journey through high-tech feats of pioneering - from the historic BMW sports car through legendary prototypes, right up to futuristic study of automobiles and motorcycles. The path also takes the visitor past topical subjects like alternative propulsion methods, recycling and cooperative traffic management. All car enthusiast's will love this highly interesting museum.
