We are pleased about the following innovations:
1. the bridge has been opened to the general public; the access is possible via the ground-level access from Kusocinski Dam (see site plan => main entrance)
2. the new access by car via the feeder lane from Georg-Brauchle-Ring is now signposted  
3. we declare the TUM Campus a car-free zone
4. we relieve Connollystrasse by ensuring that access to the TUM campus from there is NO longer possible for cars (see site plan)
You can find more detailed information in our FAQs

By car: 
From all directions, follow the signs for ‘Olympiapark’.
Coming from the west on the A8: Take the motorway to the end, then Verdistr., Menzinger Str., Wintrichring onto Georg-Brauchle-Ring, take the right-hand lane and then change direction by 180° (U-turn). Take the right lane again, the feeder lane B304 towards Dachau, but don´t miss the right turn into the turning lane to the TUM Campus in the Olympiapark (see map)  
Coming from the east on the A9: Take the motorway to the end, drive through the Petuelring tunnel onto the Georg-Brauchle-Ring, take the right lane, feeder lane B304 towards Dachau, and then take the turning lane on the right to the TUM Campus in the Olympic Park (see map). 
Parking at the TUM Campus in the Olympiapark is possible for ZHS participants with a valid ZHS card as part of the booked course.

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.

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.