TSV Maccabi München e.V.
Herrenmannschaft des TSV Maccabi München im Fußballspiel
1965
Club & history
Morethanasportsclub.

Founded in 1965 by eleven Holocaust survivors. Today, a home for more than 1,000 people from over 20 nations.

History
חיים

Our roots

Founded out of the will to live. Sustained by a love of sport to this day.

1965

Founded

1.000+

Members

40+

Nations

10+

Sports

Die Gründung des Vereins
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1965
1965

The founding

Eleven Holocaust survivors found TSV Maccabi Munich — an affirmation of life in the heart of Munich.

Sportanlage Riemer Straße
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1990
1990

Riemer Straße 300

The club moves to its grounds in eastern Munich — with three football pitches, tennis courts and an outdoor hall.

Fred Brauner Turnhalle
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2007
2007

Fred Brauner Turnhalle

A dedicated sports hall opens at the Jewish Centre on Jakobsplatz.

Gemeinschaft beim TSV Maccabi München
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Today

A home for many

More than 1,000 members from over 20 nations. 15+ sports, including 400+ children and young people.

Kurt-Landauer-Sportplatz
Riemer Straße 300
Kurt-Landauer-Sportplatz

A place with history.

Our sports ground bears the name of Kurt Landauer — the legendary FC Bayern president who embodied loyalty and Munich football tradition like no other.

Uli Hoeneß became its patron — a symbol of a bond that spans generations.

Voices

What people say about us.

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TSV Maccabi Munich is more than ever a sporting home for children, young people and adults of many backgrounds — a bridge-builder in the truest sense.

Christian Ude
Former Lord Mayor of Munich
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TSV Maccabi Munich is a club that acts as an ambassador for democracy and tolerance. Sport enables natural encounters across cultural boundaries.

Dr. h.c. Charlotte Knobloch
President of IKG Munich
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You chose a patron who represents Munich’s football tradition, loyalty and tolerance in an exemplary way.

Uli Hoeneß
Honorary President of FC Bayern Munich
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Our credo

Sport connects. Maccabi unites.

We are a Jewish sports club, but that does not mean every member is Jewish. At Maccabi, people of many nationalities and faiths train side by side.

No room for the far right, antisemitism or discrimination.