Find buses to Munich

The main bus station in Munich is the Munich Central Bus Station, conveniently located in the downtown district. It’s a large station that features a wide variety of eating, shopping, and ticketing options for passengers. If you’re hungry, the bus station has everything from small snacks to bakery goods, street food kebabs, and fast food burgers. Alongside a comfortable waiting room open from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm are plenty of bathrooms (including accessible bathrooms) and ATMs for withdrawing money. Multiple bus companies have offices here, including FlixBus. Ticket counter staff can help you in planning bus routes, checking bus prices, and buying bus tickets. Short and long-term parking is available on-site. Lockers are available for storing luggage on the ground floor. Prices depend upon luggage size but are generally affordable. Although no hotels are available at the bus station, since it’s downtown, there is a wide range of hotels available within a few minutes’ walk.

Passengers that board Munich buses need to bring along an official photo ID. For most foreign citizens, this means a passport and visa (if necessary). Alternative forms of ID like student IDs or library cards usually won’t be accepted. If you’re taking a bus that crosses into another country, the passenger is required to have any visas or travel documents required by that country before entry. Children under the age of 13 pay a reduced rate but must be accompanied by someone at least 17 years or older. Passengers may buy cheap bus tickets at the station, on the bus, or online (either on a website or through a company app). Both e-tickets and print-out tickets should be presented to the bus driver prior to boarding. It’s also recommended to arrive at least 15min before the scheduled departure time.

Riding on a Munich bus offers a variety of benefits over other forms of travel. For budget-conscious travelers, Munich buses provide an affordable alternative to plane tickets and, often, train tickets. Driving a car around Munich or other areas can be stressful for foreign citizens unfamiliar with German streets or German rules of the road. Bus travel allows you to relax and focus on the sights rather than the traffic. This is especially true when traveling at night as you can recline in your seat and pop in a movie to pass the time. Another benefit of bus travel over air travel is that bus stations are often located in downtown areas that are near shopping, eating, and entertainment venues. Airports, on the other hand, tend to be a few miles outside of the city.

If you’re leaving from Paris the lowest ticket price is usually about $86, from Ljubljana it’s about $64, and from Prague it’s around $48.

The main station in Munich is Munich Munich. At Munich Munich, you can find a number of buses offering service to other major cities. You can find bus arrivals and departures at Munich Munich from and to several major nearby cities such as Ljubljana, Paris, and Venice.

Most users on momondo will check prices for FlixBus for their ride to Munich. While FlixBus is the most common choice, you can also search for options from BlaBlaBus and Arda Tur, as all 3 bus companies can typically get you to Munich. More options may be available to you, so use our search form to find all available options from your city to Munich.

Our users have found bus tickets to Munich for $7 on average this week. The price of a bus ticket to Munich remains generally consistent for the next 3 months. We recommend booking when you can, as seats may be limited.