ZHS-Opening hours of TUM Campus in Olympic Park
ZHS sports operations for the lecture-free period of the summer semester will take place up to and including 12 October 2024.
Courses for the winter semester will start on 14 October 2024.
ZHS-Closing Times TUM Campus im Olympiapark
| No ZHS sport at the TUM Campus CiO Public bank holiday: 3rd of October 2024 | No ZHS sport at external school-gyms Public bank holiday: 3rd of October 2024 |
Directions to the TUM Campus in Olympic Park
By car:
From any direction, follow the signs to Olympiapark. Coming from the A8: Stay on the Autobahn until the end, then Verdistr., Menzinger Str., Wintrichring, Georg-Brauchle-Ring; follow the location map (see above) after that. Take the Connollystraße (under the Olympic village) until the end. Use parking lot 3 after entering the campus. Then follow the signs. Coming from the A9: Stay on the Autobahn until the end, through the Petuelring Tunnel to Lerchenauer Straße. Follow the location map (see above) after that. Take the Connollystraße (under the Olympic village) until the end. Use parking lot 3 after entering the campus. Then follow the signs. Parking at the campus is available within the scope of the booked course for participants at ZHS with a valid ZHS card.
By public transportation:
Take line U2 on the subway, headed towards Feldmoching. Get off at Scheidplatz (same platform) and take the U3 to Olympiazentrum. From the subway station Olympiazentrum walk with traffic to the Connollystraße, on the upper level of Connollystraße (see location map) until the TUM campus in Olympiapark, which takes about 10 minutes. If you’re coming by bus, take the bus 173 and N42 and get off at Olympiazentrum. Walk from the train station towards Connollystraße, then on the upper level of Connollystraße (see location map) until the TUM campus in Olympiapark, which takes about 10 minutes.
Campus im Olympiapark in ca. 10 Minuten.
Location of the University Sports Center (ZHS) of Munich
The main location of the ZHS is the historic sports facilities in the Olympic Park, which were built for the 1972 Olympics. On 45 hectares there are 11 sports halls, 15 football pitches, an indoor and outdoor climbing and bouldering facility, a beach and tennis facility with 13 beach volleyball and 21 tennis courts. Outside these sports facilities, the training pool of the Olympic swimming hall and the water sports field at Lake Starnberg (sailing, surfing) are available for exclusive use, as well as the Olympic regatta facility (canoeing, rowing) in Oberschleißheim for partial use and, of course, the Bavarian Alps (mountain sports, winter sports) - a special location advantage of Munich. In Freising and Landshut, the Central University Sports Office also has practice facilities available for local sports activities.
Entrance, access road and checkpoint
ZHS access controls will take place in a modified form at the TUM Campus in the Olympiapark.