Olympic Tower (Olympiaturm)

The viewing platform is at a height of 192 m. From here you have a gigantic view of Munich to the Alps when the weather is nice
The elevator takes you to the top at a speed of 7m / s. You can then enjoy the fantastic view on three viewing platforms (1x inside and 2x outside).

With a total height of 291.28 meters, the Olympic Tower is not only the tallest building but also one of the city's most famous landmarks. The observation deck at an altitude of 190 meters offers the widest and most spectacular panoramic view of the city and far beyond the borders of Munich.Opening hours:
Monday to Sunday 09.00 - 24.00
Last driveway: 23.30 clockTicket prices:
Adults € 7.00
Reduced tickets and young people under 16 years 5,00 €
Family card: Parents (same-sex) 2 persons with family members / Youths under 16 years 18,00 €
Children under 6 years accompanied by adult free

The Olympiaturm is a television tower in Munich and one of the landmarks of the state capital and the eponymous Olympic Park, in the eastern part of which it is located. At 291 meters, it is Bavaria's second tallest structure after the Nuremberg television tower. It was built in the late 1960s and also serves as a lookout tower for visitors. On the Oberwiesenfeld, the Olympic Tower was built from 1965 to 1968 according to plans by Sebastian Rosenthal in cooperation with the Deutsche Bundespost by the building department of the state capital of Munich. The television tower, which has been 291.28 meters high since 2005, is pre-Olympic and subsequently became the landmark of the Olympic Park. (Technical) optimism and freedom of the press are to be symbolized by the tower, which underlines the concept of the games, which are based on the ideals of democracy. The Rock Museum Munich is located in the Olympic Tower at a height of 200 meters.