The 1972 Munich Olympic Park is an architectural icon of modern Germany. Designed by Günther Behnisch and Frei Otto, its pioneering tent roof structure and integration of sports venues into a landscaped park set new global standards. Originally student housing, the Olympic Village housed athletes and reflects a bold era of urban and cultural transformation.

Duration: approx. 3.5 hours
Mode of transport: Walking tour
Maximum group size: 25 participants
Date: On request

Featured projects:

- Olympic Village - Heinle Wischer & Partner, Stuttgart, 1972
- Student Bungalows in the Olympic Village - Werner Wirsing, 1972; Joint venture W.Wirsing & bogevischs buero, 2012
- „Alte Mensa“ - G. Eckert, Munich 1972; M. Petzet Arch., Munich, 2012

- Student high-rise building - G.Eckert, Munich,1972; Knerer and Lang, Dresden, 2012
- Munich 1972 Massacre Memorial - Brückner & Brückner Architects, Tirschenreuth, 2017
- Olympic Stadium and Olympic Swimming Hall - Behnisch and Partner, Frei Otto, Stuttgart 1972
- Small Olympic Hall - Auer+Weber Architects, Munich, 2012
- BMW Headquarters - K. Schwanzer, Vienna, 1972; SAA Schweger Associated Architects, Hamburg, 2006
- BMW Museum - K.Schwanzer, Vienna, 1972; Atelier Brückner, Stuttgart, 2008
- BMW-Welt - COOP- Himmelb(l)au, Vienna, 2007
- TUM Campus im Olympiapark - Dietrich Untertrifaller, Bregenz, 2021

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