Allianz Arena Review

Allianz Stadium as a famous stadium in Europe and even the world, how can you not come to Munich to punch a card? I just wanted to visit on the weekend. I bought some souvenirs. I didn’t expect to see a lot of fans on the road and the subway. I checked the official website and there was really a game. Bundesliga Bayern Munich vs Bohong, but between colleagues and friends said that tickets are difficult to buy, so just looked at the official website, I didn't expect to actually have tickets!

I am a big football fan and thus I will try to go to the football stadium of the major clubs when I am in Europe. This was such visit when I visited Allianz Arena of Bayen Munich. The musuem visit was awesome as it was very informative and the visit of stadium was magical as there were so many big matches played here.

The Allianz Stadium in Munich has become the most beautiful stadium in Munich with its exquisite structure and magnificent appearance. It was just that we went to the day without a game and only went to the museum of Bayern Munich to visit.

The Bundesliga game is worth watching

The home stadium of the famous football club Bayern Munich. At night, the stadium will turn from white to red. Look amazing!

Allianz Stadium is the most modern stadium in Europe. When Bayern Munich is playing at home, the stadium, which can accommodate 75,000 spectators, will be mapped into a red luminous body, visible miles away. Designed by Swiss designer Jacques Herzog and Pierre Mullon. The exterior wall consists of 2874 air cushions, of which 1056 can shine in the competition. When the team in the stadium changes, the color of Munich Allianz stadium wall can be changed, and its magic will be far beyond imagination. Blacks in Munich like the stadium very much and kindly call it "seat belt" or "rubber boat". Voting shows that most Munich blacks are willing to pay more taxes for the "world's most fantastic stadium" and Bayern and 1860 will share the costs. In a vote, 65.8% of the citizens agreed to build a new stadium, and 37.5% of them signed their names. The Allianz Stadium was designed by two young Swiss architects, Herzog and de Mellon, and was approved in February 2002. In October 2002, Bayern President Beckenbauer laid the foundation for the new stadium. In April 2005, Allianz Stadium was officially completed. The stadium provides various recreational facilities for fans. Food and beverage services, nurseries, halls of fame, fan shops and other facilities are available. The total area of service for fans is about 6500 square meters. There are also some offices and conference rooms. Stadium visits are not limited to 90 minutes of competition. With no runway and no arc near the corner flag, Bayern Munich's hard-core fans are closer to the stadium and their stars. The Allianz Stadium is conveniently accessible, near A9 Road and has the largest underground parking lot in Europe, providing 10,000 parking spaces. Its unusual surface consists of 2874 diamond-shaped membranes, which are self-cleaning, fire-resistant, waterproof and heat-insulating, and keep 350 Pascal atmospheric pressure inside. Each membrane structure can be illuminated in red, blue and white at night, corresponding to the colours of Bayern Munich, 1860 and German national team uniforms.