Munich Transportation

 70 Reviews  Munich's Franz Josef Strauss Airport (Airport Code: MUC) is located about 35 km (20 miles) to the north of Munich. In addition to being a hub airport for Lufthansa, the airport is used by many... 

 62 Reviews  Munich's Hauptbahnhof, or main train station, is quite an amazing transportation hub. You can think of it as 4 stations in one: The main tracks for the longer trains (tracks 11-26); two... 

 16 Reviews  Rent a bicycle at the main train station (Hauptbahnhof), Radius Bike Rental (near track 32), ride to Nymphenburg palace, Olympic park, BMW museum, English Garten and back to the train station. Perfect... 

 16 Reviews  Lot's of German gas stations close Sunday afternoon, so if you are returning a car on Sunday be careful. At the Munich airport there is a Tankstelle (gas station) open on Sunday at the Hallbergmoos... 

 3 Reviews  The downtown area as well as the quarters around it can easily be explored by foot. Many travel guides (also some english ones) contain longer guided walks, where you follow the guide book and get... 

 lotharscheer Says:  Hitchhiking is quite easy in Germany, you can go by Nuernberg (A9 then A3 or continue to Berlin), go with U6 to Nordfriedhof and walk to the begin of Autobahn... 

 hethbill Says:  We wound up taking 2 cab rides around Munich when we were drunk and lost and running late.They were the most expensive cab rides I've ever had! Hardly worth... 

 jasonlammons Says:  Once you get there just manage to have some money (euro) and be thirsty! Then, after getting to the Oktoberfest you'll be ok! Just pass out in the grass near... 

 tolovajka Says:  Public transportation in Munich is very well organized. There is an excellently working transportation network that brings you literally everywhere. You can... 

 juniperjune Says:  We learned that while in Germany, the laws are very strict about travelling inside a coach bus. You are not allowed to be standing up while in the ailes of a... 

 barryg23 Says:  Central Munich is fairly compact and the best way to see it is is by walking. There's no real need to buy any transport passes unless you plan to see sights... 

 gordonilla Says:  When travelling around the City, try and buy a toicket which does everything and covers more than 1 person - "Partner-Tageskarte" covers 5 people ( two children... 

 Gili_S Says:  This it not a real transportation tip, this is a picture of the BMW building, not far from the Olympic stadium. It is very interesting building, it has also a... 

 shivan Says:  Another trick to show you the inner Rathaus, and most of all of it was snowing!!This building is absolutely marvellous, and the one who says this comes from... 

 TinKan Says:  We walked around the city and used the Metro to get to sites that were just a little to far to walk. We found Munich’s' metro system to be one of the cleanest... 

 elbe Says:  The IsarCard is the best opportunity to see as much as you like from Munich for not too much money. You can use it for the tram, metro and the bus. The card is... 

 AndreasK Says:  River rafting on the Isar - a romantic trip on traditional wooden rafts through the beautiful Isar valley. Riding down the Isar on a raft is a 200-year old... 

 Buehli Says:  There is every possibility, by car, train or plane. From Switzerland the train is to recommend, from Zurich to Munich it only takes you about four and a half... 

 Rahel Says:  There is every possibility, by car, train or plane. From Switzerland the train is to recommend, from Zurich to Munich it only takes you about four and a half... 

 tabatha Says:  Depending from where you´re coming:airplane, form the airport you´ve got a bus or a s-bahn (something like the tube), which bring you directly to the main... 

 eliowny Says:  By train, car, or plane, Munich is well-connected with everything. Definitly make use of the S-habn, U-bahn, and trams. The maps from the Tourist Office mark... 

 Hagerty Says:  It is simple to get from the airport to the city center in Munich. The travel time is estimated to be close to 45 minutes. When you arrive at the airport it is... 

 cjohnson46 Says:  I got a direct flight to Munich by Lufthansa Airlines. These people are great!!! I can not say enough about them. I spent a total ofover 26 HOURS on two planes...