Munich: CityTour-Eisbachwelle Surf - FC Bayern - Marienplatz

Visit Munich and do all in One Day: City Tour including Old Town around Marienplatz (Mary's Square), River Surfing Spot Eisbach including surfing and FC Bayern Stadium, store and Museum. Private Taxi
Private Shuttle through Munich - We drive and walk around
Old Town Walking Tour , Visit the Eisbach Wave & Allianz Arena FC Bayern: Munich
The Old Town of Munich, sprawling on the west bank of the River Isar, is a treasure trove of architectural splendor and cultural heritage. Also known in German as Altstadt, this medieval area forms the historic core and cultural heart of the Bavarian capital. The entire Old Town is listed as a historical monument and is a living museum – “where the past harmonizes with the present in a grand composition.”

The Old Town is centered around Marienplatz (Mary's Square), which has been the city's main square since the 12th century. Among the surrounding buildings, the most prominent, perhaps, is the Neo-Gothic Neues Rathaus (New Town Hall) with its iconic Glockenspiel (carillon). The square is usually abuzz with crowds anxious to see the Glockenspiel's performance.
Just south of Marienplatz lies Viktualienmarkt (Farmer's Market).
The Frauenkirche, or the Cathedral of Our Blessed Lady, is another notable landmark in Old Town Munich.
Old Town Munich is also home to numerous other churches like St Peter's Church (Peterskirche), the oldest church in the city, and a small Baroque-style gem – the Asam Church (Asamkirche).

Visit the surfers on the Eisbach wave at the Englischer Garten and try surfing if you want !
The Eisbach surfer wave at the southern end of the Englischer Garten has become one of Munich's top attractions. Spectators and surfers line up to watch the courageous surfers - all year long!
The Eisbach river is considered a popular hotspot for surfers, spectators and photographers.
It is located on the southern edge of the English Garden near the Haus der Kunst museum.
The Eisbach's surf spot is considered the world's most constant, biggest and best river wave in the middle of a big city and has been surfable for 40 years.
The Eisbach wave has also been used for television and cinema.

Allianz Arena: The stadium in Munich
The Allianz Arena, home of FC Bayern München is a stadium in the north of the city.
Allianz Arena: Facts and history of the stadium
The Allianz Arena is an architectural landmark in the northern district of Fröttmaning and one of Munich's most popular attractions. Underneath the distinctive 2,800 air cushions is LED lighting that can display 16 million colors and shines in red during FC Bayern home games. The maximum spectator capacity is 75,024 seats in total, but the games of the German record champion are almost always sold out, and tickets are practically never available for purchase on site.
FC Bayern club museum inside the stadium
The stadium was planned by architects Herzog & de Meuron and cost 340 million euros. The three tiers of stands, with an incline that steepens towards the top, provide an optimal view of the pitch. Guided tours of the stadium are offered on non-match days. The interactive FC Bayern Munich club museum inside the stadium displays the trophies and milestones of the soccer club founded in 1900.

To guarantee availability book as soon as possible. Early booking is worth consideration especially if you planning the trip during high season like public holidays or weekends.

Cancellation is not possible. If you cancel it anyway or not show up on the excursion you will still be charged the full price of the activity and the money you paid will not be refunded.