In my opinion this place is heaven for skiers at Olympiaberg in Munich, every skier can find just the right slope. The highest hill in the city offers a variety of options for descending: gently descending slopes for everyone who wants to learn to ski and bobsled, and steep descents for those who like to fly across the snow. The Olympiapark München (English: Olympic Park Munich) in Munich, Germany, is an Olympic Park which was constructed for the 1972 Summer Olympics. Located in the Oberwiesenfeld neighborhood of Munich, the Park continues to serve as a venue for cultural, social, and religious events, such as events of worship. When the Olymiapark was planned for the XXth Olympic Games in 1972, the designers had the long-term needs in mind. In contrary to many olympic sites in other cities around the world, the different centers built for the olympics are still used and the Olympiapark has become one of Munich's major tourist attractions. Please click like if you feel this review is helpful to you. Regards

A memorial to the Israeli victims of 1972 Olympic games. Many people walk past this memorial site and have no clue what happened in the Olympic Games of 1972. You can Google: "Connollystraße 31" to find the house where two of the athletes were murdered. I think its terrible there aren't signs directing you to these two memorials, this one and the stone on Connollystraße 31.

The mourning beam to commemorate the Olympic attack in Munich in 1972. The memorial bears the names of those killed. The monument seems too massive and not aesthetic to me.

(Translated by Google) The memorial pavilion newly built in 2018 to commemorate the 1972 Munich tragedy repeatedly broadcasts live records of that year every day to warn future generations! It is only about 50 meters away from the old monument, and a few hundred meters away from the dormitory where the athletes were killed. (Original) 2018年新建的纪念1972年慕尼黑惨案的纪念亭，每天反复播放当年的现场记录，警示后人！和老的纪念碑相隔仅50米左右，和运动员被害的运动员宿舍相隔也是几百米。

Pedagogical and well documented memorial. It is worth taking time to read the biographies of the victims, it enlightens the history of the time being. The park around is also very pleasant to walk in.

An enormous piece of solid rock and engraved are the names of the Israeli participants of the Olympic Games who fell victim to the terrorist attacks by the so called "Black September". For 45 years it was the only memorial in the Olympiapark. Better this one than no one at all, it is absolutely inexpressive, since it is located just in front of the foundation of the Olympic Tent and looks like it's being a part of the fortification. Anybody who's walking by is doing this without noticing it at all.

It's our duty to look and listen!

...One of the modern olympic villages when it was built 1972, with nice buildings and green terraces with flowers, nice streets with waterfalls etc. Unfortunately, many sport fans remember this site, as the whole olympic games for the big massacre of Isreal olympic sportmen...

Sehr traurig was da 1972 geschehen ist. An dieser Gedenkstätte kann man nochmal in die Zeit von damals eintauchen und mittels Videodokumentation das geschehen "live" mitverfolgen.

Der Klagebalken steht in München im Olympiapark. Fritz König hat diese Skulptur entworfen. Aufgestellt wurde sie im September 1995. Auf dem Balken stehen die Namen der getöteten Menschen beim Attentat 1972. In Hebräisch. In der Mitte steht der Name des getöteten Polizisten.

Really nice interactive display of the events.

Interesting history at this memorial

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(Translated by Google) The monument to the memory of the 11 athletes who were murdered in the 1972 Munich Olympics. (Original) האנדרטה לזכרם של יא הספורטאים שנרצחו באולימפיאדת מינכן 1972.השם יקום דמם.

Wunderschönes Park und merkwürdige Architektur! Ich wünsche, dass jede Stadt so ein ähnliches Park hätte!! Perfekter Ort zu spazieren, Sonne zu genießen oder einfach mit den Freunden oder Familie Zeit im Außen zu verbringen!