21 June – 21 July 2024
When: 21 June – 21 July 2024
Where: Spielplatz Olympiapark Süd, Munich, Germany
Map: Spielplatz Olympiapark Süd, Munich on Google Maps
Official website: Tollwood Summerfestival
Hotels: Hotels in Munich
Theatre performances, art exhibitions, live music worldwide, and the colourful “Market of Ideas” are all about the Tollwood Summer Festival.
At the concert stage, you will meet music legends and newcomers from Germany and other countries.
The handicrafts market and international gastronomy choices speak for themselves.
The festival’s motto is “Culture for all,” so 70% of performances are free to attend.
A month-long celebration of music and theatre – this is what Tollwood is!
First held in 1988, Tollwood takes place twice a year and is known as the festival “for humanity and environment”.
It promotes waste reduction, organic living, and climate preservation.
With over 1.5 million visitors yearly, it has become a severe ecological and social project.
Tolerance, internationality, and an open-mind spirit are the keystones of the event.
Of course, the festival’s entertainment program is vastly rich, ranging from contemporary circus performances to cabaret shows, comedy acts, and children’s activities.
The Tollwood Winter Festival occurs on Theresienwiese from November until New Year’s Eve.
Arthotel Munich is centrally located and within walking distance of Munich Central Station and the Tollwood Festival area.
Enjoy an extensive breakfast buffet in the art-filled breakfast room.
You can head to the “Bar Art” in the evenings for drinks and snacks.
It’s a popular hotel in a great location!
The festival takes place at the Olympiapark in Munich.
The park was constructed for the 1972 Summer Olympic Games.
Situated in the Oberwiesenfeld neighbourhood of the city, the area was mainly used as an airfield until 1939.
Today, it serves as a venue for numerous cultural, social, and religious events.
From the Munich centre, you can use the U-Bahn.
Munich’s public transportation system consists of urban rapid rail trains (S-Bahn), subways (U-Bahn), trams, and buses.
By aeroplane
Munich is a massive city and a vast transport hub.
Planes come here and leave in numerous directions in Europe and worldwide.
The main airport is situated 30 kilometres away from the city.
The easiest way to get to the town is by suburban train.
Train
The central railway station in Munich is only five minutes from the city centre on foot.
Deutsche Bahn considers Munich to be one of its main hubs.
The city has connections with most German cities and many other European countries.
Bus
The international bus connection is also great, linking Munich with all neighbouring countries.
The Central Bus Terminal is close to the Central Railway Station.
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