Find buses to Munich

If you’re travelling on the bus and worried about what luggage you can bring, then think again. The bus allows you 44lb (20kg) per person, either in one suitcase or two smaller suitcases. You are allowed to take free hand baggage on board as long as it is small enough to take with you or fit on the over carrier racks. You can book extra luggage but it will cost you extra. You are allowed to book special extra luggage like baby strollers or any other larger items. If you travel with a wheelchair, it is allowed in the hold for free. All of this special luggage is limited for space, so you must pre book to save your spot.

The main central bus station in Munich offers all the amenities you would need. The bus station was newly built in 2009, so it is modern and luxurious. There are 29 bus terminals and a shopping arcade indoors. The bus station has an excellent selection of takeaway food outlets and sit down dining options. You can also find a small grocery store, pharmacy, currency exchange, nail salon and lockers for luggage storage. You are close to a few amenities in town as well as the famous Augustiner Keller Beer Garden, a short walk from the station if you want to catch a beer with a friend before your journey.

The Munich bus station is centrally situated and is very easy to get to with public transport. The quickest option is by train which will take around five minutes. Bus and tram are the second fastest option at nine minutes and the bus will get you there in 20 minutes. Catching a taxi is convenient if you are taking a long distance trip as you will have the comfort of a boot and assistance for your luggage. For most bus trips, you will need to be at the bus around 15 minutes before you depart, but plan to get there sooner so you can pick up any last minute necessities at the station or grab a cup of coffee before you leave.

If you’re leaving from Ljubljana the lowest ticket price is usually about £293, from Frankfurt am Main it’s about £93, and from Innsbruck it’s around £358.

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, Innsbruck, and Amsterdam.

FlixBus, BlaBlaBus, and Lufthansa are some of the options available if you’re seeking to travel by coach to Munich. More ground transportation options may be available, depending on where you’re coming from.

This week, the average one-way price to Munich is £6. We don’t predict any changes in price within the next 3 months. As seats fill up quickly, we recommend booking when you can so your trip is secured.