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Olympiapark in Munich is a sprawling complex built for the 1972 Summer Olympics. It features iconic architecture, expansive green spaces, a lake, sports facilities, a stadium, and the Olympic Tower, offering panoramic views of the city. It's also a popular venue for events, concerts, and recreational activities.

Beautiful and large park near the Olympic games facilities. It offers a wide variety of activities like outdoor sports, relaxing picnics or just enjoying the nature and urban surroundings.

Really large park with a wide range of activities for every age at any time in a year. Basketball court, running routes, bike lanes, calisthenics park, skate park are what the park offers you. You can always enjoy the fresh air and feel the sweet breeze in the springtime, and maybe around March and April prepare to obligatorily gasp when you see the blooming cherry blossoms. On summer days, having a picnic is a great idea. On days with a clear sky, one can go up to the summit Olympiaberg (Olympia mountain) and have a panoramic view of the whole city (and even further!). If you are lucky, you might as well be just in time to see a rainbow. In the fall, the color-changing trees are a must-see. And in winter, the winter wonderland is what awaits you with the snowy hills and icy branches. Plus, quite a fireworks show at New Year's Eve. Truly a wonderful place to be at any time of the year.

The architectural and structural design of the stadium was remarkable. Even in strong winds, the plexiglass roof remained perfectly stable, which was quite impressive. The surrounding park area is expansive. However, the entrance fee to the stadium felt steep considering it only allows a view of the empty facility. Be aware that parking costs are high. On a positive note, the restrooms were well-maintained and clean.

The fireworks on the New Year were pretty nice (and wild). We were near the lake, not on the mountains, and the view comprised of fireworks in all directions. The park is green and the lake also looked beautiful at night.

We stopped by here over the summer. If you like walking around places or sports, this is a pretty cool venue to see. You can walk down to the field(although we couldn't stay long as they were setting up for a concert in the summer). Being down at field level makes you understand how big the stadium actually is! A roof walking tour is also offered, just be sure to check for events as they do not hold the tour while setting up for events for obvious safety reasons. There is the indoor Olympic pool that is still being used today. Don't forget to stop and take a picture of the Olympic rings before you leave!