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I need to get from the Airport to the Column at the center of Marienplatz. I'd like to leave one piece of luggage at a left luggage facility on the way. I need to get there as quickly as possible to get on a tour. Would leaving the luggage at the Munich train station be most efficient? Any help will be appreciated.
Hi, I tried leaving my luggage in Munich train station once. I had no problems. There were different sized compartments if I remember right, were priced differently. By the way, check on the price per day. I remember doing the same in Frankfurt and the lockers were priced on the number of hours. Hope this helps.
If you will be leaving from Munich airport, you can also leave it there, see http://www.munich-airport.de/en/consumer/aufenthalt_trans/servicecenter/gepaeck/index.jsp.
Otherwise, you can leave it at e.g. München Hbf for €5/24h, see http://www.mvv-muenchen.de/en/home/service/luggagestorage/index.html.
If you take line S1 from the airport to Marienplatz (destination: Ostbahnhof), it stops at Hbf so you could leave your luggage there before proceeding (total journey time to Marienplatz without stopping off, 48 mins); if you take line S8, it stops first at Ostbahnhof (total journey time without stopping off, 38 mins) so you would leave it there instead; this would be the quicker option as long, as course, as this S-Bahn train comes first.
http://www.munich-airport.de/en/consumer/anab/bahn1/index.jsp
Maybe a small addition to gaminari's mail:
In both cases (coming into Munich via Hauptbahnhof (Hbf) and coming into Munich via Ostbahnhof), after having put your luggage into storage, you can simply hop on the next S-Bahn going towards city centre (Marienplatz). They leave every 2 Minutes at both stations.
Best,
Glissi
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