As one of football's heavyweights, Bayern Munich are accustomed to playing in some of Europe's finest stadiums.
But the build-up to their Champions League tie with Liverpool on Tuesday night has taken the German team and their multi-millionaire stars into the unknown - Prenton Park, the home of Tranmere Rovers.
Bayern's players trained there on Tuesday morning as they run through their final preparations before the last-16, first leg fixture at Anfield.
Bayern Munich's star striker Robert Lewandowski arrives at Tranmere's Prenton Park for a training session ahead of their Champions League tie against Liverpool on Tuesday night
Defender Mats Hummels walks into Prenton Park for training ahead of Bayern's last-16 tie
Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer leads his team-mates off the Bayern team coach for training
Leon Goretska in his training gear ahead of Bayern's light matchday training session
The bright red Bayern team coach was pretty conspicuous outside Tranmere's Prenton Park
The conspicuous bright red Bayern team coach rolled up outside Bayern's team hotel at 10am and by 11am they were at the League Two club's ground.
A gaggle of autograph hunters were gathered in the car park as Thomas Muller, Manuel Neuer and Robert Lewandowski walked in.
Tranmere's home since 1912 has a capacity of 15,573, about one-fifth of Bayern's Allianz Arena stadium, and their average attendance this season is 6,036.
Bayern will complete a light training session at Prenton Park ahead of their meeting with last season's Champions League finalists.
Bayern Munich boss Niko Kovac feels Liverpool are the toughest draw his men could have been handed but has backed the Bavarians to get a positive result at Anfield on Tuesday.
James Rodriguez takes in the surroundings of the League Two venue ahead of training
Keeper Manuel Neuer sits in the dug-out at Prenton Park ahead of Bayern's training session
Leon Goretska and Franck Ribery lark around as they emerge from the Prenton Park tunnel
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