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Olympiaturm / Olympiapark

4.7(10,357)
Historical Landmark
About

Olympiapark, built for the 1972 Olympics, is a sprawling Munich landmark blending open-air sports venues, festival spaces, and scenic parkland. Its accessible location and varied facilities make it ideal for corporate events that want a mix of activity and relaxation.

The Olympiaturm observation tower rises 200 meters, offering panoramic views of Munich and the Alps on clear days. A restaurant and café at the top provide turnkey hospitality, perfect for client dinners or executive gatherings with a memorable backdrop.

Best for
  • Scenic client dinners with panoramic city views
  • Executive offsites with inspiring outdoor breaks
  • Casual networking events in iconic surroundings
Standout features
Built for the 1972 Olympics
Architecture & History
Built for the 1972 Olympics
Originally constructed as part of the 1972 Olympic Games, the tower and park carry historical significance as a landmark of that era in Munich.
Panoramic observation deck with Alpine vistas
Views
Panoramic observation deck with Alpine vistas
From 170–200 meters up, the observation deck offers sweeping views of Munich and, on clear days, the Alps. Multiple open-air levels allow guests to enjoy fresh Bavarian air and city panoramas.
Extensive park with lakes and sports facilities
Setting
Extensive park with lakes and sports facilities
The surrounding Olympiapark features a large green space with a beautiful lake, sports activities, and food stands, providing a versatile outdoor environment within the city.
At a glance
Location & hours

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7 Spiridon-Louis-Ring
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Rated 4.7 on Google · 10,357 reviews