Munich, Germany – Thousands of Taylor Swift fans gathered at the free seating area on a hill near the concert venue in Munich for the singer’s two-day performance at the Olympic Stadium. The grassy location, known as the Olympic Hill or Olympiaberg, is one of the highest elevations in the southern German city and provides an ideal vantage point for fans to enjoy Swift’s sold-out concert from a distance.
On Saturday, dedicated fans began claiming their spots on the hill hours before the concert was set to begin, despite the scorching heat which reached 31 degrees Celsius (88 degrees Fahrenheit. The police estimated that around 25,000 people gathered on the hill that day, as reported by the dpa news agency.
The following day, Sunday, fans returned to the hill once more, with many of them packing the grassy area in anticipation of Swift’s final performance in Germany as part of her Eras tour. The large number of people gathered on the hill made it look like a swarming anthill from afar.
Contrary to expectations that the organizer might discourage these free viewings, they instead provided water and emergency blankets to those waiting for Swift’s performance to protect themselves from the sun. The generosity of the concert organizers ensured that fans could enjoy the free view of the singer’s last concert in Germany before she heads off to the Polish capital, Warsaw, for three more concerts later this week.
In summary, the passion and dedication displayed by Taylor Swift’s devoted fanbase resulted in a unique and memorable experience for thousands of fans who enjoyed free seating on Munich’s Olympic Hill during her Eras tour performances in the city.
