Consistently ranked among the world’s most prosperous cities, Munich is Germany’s third largest city and the capital of the southern state of Bavaria. Proud of its sense of ‘Gemütlichkeit’ (friendliness or good cheer) – as exemplified by the annual Oktoberfest – Munich offers traditional hospitality and hearty, distinctive cuisine. The city’s medieval old town is a particular highlight for visitors, with its stunning architecture, museums, galleries, and traditional markets.

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Munich Base Camps

Augsburg

Munich

This base camp option combines a luxurious business hotel with the high-quality facilities of FC Augsburg training grounds. It is well located for the matches taking place in Munich and Stuttgart.

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Bad Gögging

Munich

This team base camp is located close to Munich and hosts teams of the first and second Bundesliga as well as teams of the DFB. Accommodation and training pitch are in walking distance to each other.

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Bad Wörishofen

Munich

Parkhotel Bad Wörishofen is surrounded by a 9,000m² park area. It offers private accommodation, with all bedrooms being reserved for a team’s stay. The stadium Am Unteren Hart is just 7 minutes away.

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Garmisch-Partenkirchen

Munich

The Base Camp is quietly located in Garmisch-Partenkirchen a picturesque village close to the Alps. The training facilities are within 2 minutes walking distance to the hotel.

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Nürnberg

Munich

The professional training centre of 1. FC Nuremberg, includes 4-Star accommodation on site.

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Oberstaufen

Munich

Oberstaufen is idyllically situated in the picturesque Allgäu region. Surrounded by green meadows and forests, this hotel and its corresponding local football club’s training facilities offer a quiet environment and privacy.

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Tegernsee

Munich

Located at the picturesque lake Tegernsee, the luxury hotel “Althoff” is only about 10 minutes away from the corresponding training centre.

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Weiler Allgäu

Munich

The Hotel Tannenhof Sport & Spa is idyllically situated in a village in Bavarian Swabia. The corresponding training facility is just 500m away from the hotel.

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Open since 2005, Munich Football Arena is one of the most famous stadiums in world football. Home to Germany’s most successful club, FC Bayern Munich, the 70,000-seater stadium has hosted major club and international matches including the FIFA World Cup in 2006 and 2012 UEFA Champions League Final. Constructed purely with football in mind, the arena’s enclosed design helps keep noise inside the bowl, generating an unforgettable atmosphere for fans and teams to enjoy.

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