Olympiastützpunkt Tauberbischofsheim, Olympic training center in Tauberbischofsheim, Germany

The Olympiastützpunkt Tauberbischofsheim is a fencing training centre at the Fecht-Club Tauberbischofsheim, run as an Olympic support point from 1986 to 2017 and since 2018 as the federal fencing base. Its grounds hold three fencing halls, a gymnastics room, a strength and fitness room, a swimming pool and a casino, plus a partial boarding school for young athletes.

The facility was established in 1986 and developed into one of Germany's leading training centers for elite athletes. After decades of operation as an Olympic training site, it ceased functioning in 2017.

Tauberbischofsheim is nicknamed the "Mecca of fencing" because over 50 fencing nations visit the base each year, and the German Fencing Federation holds its central training and coaching courses here. The club's own fencers, coached by Emil Beck, won numerous Olympic and world titles, which is why the town's name is familiar to fencers far beyond Germany.

The site sits at the Fecht-Club Tauberbischofsheim grounds; the facility itself holds three fencing halls, a gymnastics room, a strength and fitness room, a swimming pool and a casino. Since the 2017 change of status, many former Olympic centre services continue under the federal base, run by the Landessportverband Baden-Württemberg rather than the club.

The centre's reputation as a "Mecca of fencing" rested on infrastructure: three fencing halls, a gymnastics room, a weight and fitness room, a swimming pool and a casino on site. More than 50 fencing nations visited each year, and the German Fencing Federation held its central training and further-education courses here.