One year to go to European Championships Munich 2022

We are one year before the European Championships Munich 2022 one of biggest sporting events to be held in the Bavarian state capital since the 1972 Olympic Games. Today you can get a first glimpse of what is to come in the summer of 2022: sports combined with a festival feel exciting competitions complemented by a light-hearted atmosphere. For the “one year to go” milestone we will bring our nine sports as well as our festival ‘The Roofs’ to life.

The organisers are implementing interactive sporting activations at various locations in Munich to promote the nine sports of the European Championships and the diversity of the multi-sport event.In addition to the activations for the public they will also produce a livestream in the evening to kick off the official one-year countdown and allow all interested parties to experience the extraordinary day in a compact and interactive way.

The English livestream will start at 7:15 pm and be broadcast on Facebook and Youtube as well as on www.munich2022.com/live.

The day of action in the city will also be duly addressed and exciting features and high-profile interviewees will give an insight into how Munich 2022 will realise the vision of creating a sustainable heritage.

 

 

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