If you’re looking for an international competition, the Bayern Trophy is definitely the perfect choice. The tournament is a highlight on the international calendar. It is a summit between teams from Northern and Southern Europe. The previous edition of the Bayern Trophy certainly did not disappoint, with around 100 teams from over 12 different countries taking part: from the Balkan states to Denmark, Ireland to Slovakia and everything in between. The tournament is the pride of Heimstetten, Ismaning and Karlsfeld, Three friendly suburbs near the Munich Northeast ring. Although the competition on the pitches is the top priority, it is also good to know that you can hop on the suburban railway (S-Bahn) and reach Marienplatz, Munich’s central square, in no time.
The Bayern Trophy is organised by SV Heimstetten e.V, FC Ismaning and TSV Eintracht Karlsfeld .SV Heimstetten was founded in 1967 and has 18 Teams in competition. FC Ismaning was founded in 1921 and has approx. 500 active members and 17 youth teams in competition. The 3th club is TSV Eintracht Karlsfeld. This club was founded in 1949 and has 21 teams in competition
The Bayern Trophy will be played at 3 venues. The 3 clubs; FC Ismaning, SV Heimstetten and TSV Eintracht Karlsfeld have 4 beautiful pitches and a restaurant at their sportspark. There will also be a cosy festival tent pitched here during the tournament.
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Karrlsfeld (21000 inhabitants), Ismaning (16,000 inhabitants) and Heimstetten (7,000 inhabitants) are located close to the Munich ring road near the Allianz Arena – the renowned stadium of FC Bayern Munich. The famous Marienplatz square in the city centre of Munich is approximately 20 minutes away by car or public transport.
Folklore and modernity go hand in hand in Munich. Munich is the city of the historic Marienplatz and its beautifully decorated buildings. It is the city of the Oktoberfest with happy people in ‘lederhosen’ and ‘dirndl’ dresses. Car enthusiasts will no doubt think of BMW, but the main attraction is, of course, FC Bayern Munich and the Allianz Arena! The atmospheric centre is full of old Bavarian architecture, lively shopping streets and numerous terraces that are pleasantly filled during stretches of fine weather. Munich is definitely worth a visit!
Munich is perfect for shopping and good food. You’ll find shops, cafés and traditional Bavarian eateries on and around the central Marienplatz square. Would you like to supplement your vitamins after the games? If so, pay a visit to Munich's famous daily market, the Viktualienmarkt, near the Marienplatz. Here, you can enjoy a wide range of cheap delicacies, like sausages, sandwiches and many other traditional Bavarian treats. Then go and enjoy it in the Biergarten. You’re welcome to bring your own food, as long as you buy your drinks in the Biergarten. So, it’s also a great, budget-friendly solution!
The Allianz Arena is the FC Bayern Munich stadium. The white exterior is illuminated in a wide spectrum of colours, so you can spot the stadium from a great distance. Always wanted to see the inside? Well, it is possible! Among other things, you’ll also be able to enjoy a guided tour of the training complex during your visit. You can also visit the FC Bayern Experience. Here, you’ll learn everything about the club’s history and, after that, you can buy some great FC Bayern Munich souvenirs. It’s essential to make your booking well in advance, because the tours are very popular! Look here for more detailed information and to register: https://allianz-arena.com/en/tours-and-fcb-erlebniswelt/arena-tour.
