FC Bayern Museum

The FC Bayern Museum, situated in the Allianz Arena, offers an immersive journey through the club’s history from its 1900 founding to its latest triumphs. Spanning 3,300 square meters, the museum features original trophies, jerseys, and interactive exhibits, including a Hall of Fame and life-size displays of current players. Visitors can also enjoy a café and shop for official merchandise. Note: The museum was closed for renovations from April 13 to May 22, 2026. ([muenchen.de](https://www.muenchen.de/sehenswuerdigkeiten/museen/fc-bayern-museum?utm_source=openai))

Planning your visit

The FC Bayern Museum occupies 3,300 square metres inside the Allianz Arena, and it covers a club that has dominated German football to an extent few clubs manage anywhere — the trophy display alone makes the point, with the Bundesliga titles and European Cups arranged in sequence. The history runs from the 1900 founding through the Beckenbauer era, the treble seasons, and the present, using original trophies, jerseys, film and interactive exhibits including a Hall of Fame and life-size player displays.

The club's history under National Socialism is included: Bayern had a Jewish president, Kurt Landauer, who was removed and sent to Dachau before escaping to Switzerland, and the club was treated with suspicion by the regime as a result.

Most visitors combine the museum with the arena tour, which takes in the dressing rooms, the players' tunnel and pitchside — the Allianz Arena's inflated cushion facade is worth seeing from inside as well as lit up from the motorway.

Access varies with the fixture schedule and the museum has periodically closed for renovation, so checking current status before booking matters. Bookable options include entry tickets and formats combining the museum with arena views. Current availability is shown below.