Germany Olympisches Dorf
In the 1960s and 70s many concrete paradises with highrise buildings and parks in the middle were built in a wave of optimism. In most cases, it wouldn't take long before the would take a turn for the worse and become the dirty and dreadful places like most of them are.
The Olympic Village in München, built for the 1972 Olympic Games, is an exception. It is well kept, squeaky clean, and it still has a very positive vibe to it. The metal tubes, in several colours contrast with the concrete buildings. The tubes are purely decorative. It's not the most obvious spot in Munich to get a price winning picture, but for those who like a challenge, there are a lot of nice angles to find.
The Olympic Village in München, built for the 1972 Olympic Games, is an exception. It is well kept, squeaky clean, and it still has a very positive vibe to it. The metal tubes, in several colours contrast with the concrete buildings. The tubes are purely decorative. It's not the most obvious spot in Munich to get a price winning picture, but for those who like a challenge, there are a lot of nice angles to find.
Photography Tips
Take your time here to find some nice lines and angles. Any equipment will do here.
Travel Information
U-bahn station 'Olympiazentrum' (U3) is the closest. The north exit will lead you straight to the Olympic village.
Spot Type
Outdoor
Crowd Factor
Just a few people
Best Timing
All timings are equally good
Sunrise & Sunset
08:01 - 16:26
| current local time: 18:10
Photo Themes
Architecture
Concrete
Modern Architecture
Locations
München
Olympic
Oberwiesenfeld
1972
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