How far is Munich Central station from airport?

On average, it takes around 47 minutes to travel from Munich Airport Terminal to Munich Hbf by train, the fastest services can get you there in as little as 41 minutes though. You'll usually find 117 trains per day running along the 29 km route between these two destinations.



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The fastest journey time by train from Munich Hbf to Munich Airport Terminal is 40 minutes.

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Yes, there is a direct train from Munich to Munich Airport. We usually find around 77 direct trains on the route from Munich to Munich Airport every weekday.

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Uber rides are generally cheaper than normal taxi services. An UberX car can pick you up in ~5 min at Munich Airport. The estimated Uber from Munich Airport to central Munich, Central Station or directly to your accommodation is around 80-90 €.

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The train station is located in the central area (indicated by a Z) between terminal 1 and terminal 2. There is a manned counter where you can buy tickets at the top of the escalators which go down to the tracks in the central area. You can also buy tickets at one of the ticket machines there.

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Munich has just one main station, a large modern station known as Munich Hauptbahnhof and used by almost all trains serving the city. Hauptbahnhof simply means main station and it's often abbreviated to Hbf.

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Hbf – Hauptbahnhof, the main or central station of a town or city.

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Munich International Airport has its own train station located between its two terminals in the Munich Airport Centre. The train station is easily accessible from both terminals.

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BUYING TICKETS: Tickets for getting around Munich on public transport can be bought from machines at all train and tram stops. Some hotels sell them too. The machines are relatively straightforward and speak English (look for the black flag button).

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The name S-Bahn is an abbreviation of the German Stadtschnellbahn (city rapid railway) and was introduced in December 1930 in Berlin.

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S-Bahn trains with shorter runs like in Munich have no toilets. They do anyway a kind of subway service at least in the central parts of Munich. S-Bahn trains with longer runs like in the Rhine-Ruhr Area (VRR) or Rhine-Neckar Area (VRN) have toilets. As all other normal trains.

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The area around the Main Train Station (Hauptbahnhof) can be a little dangerous especially at night. People dependent on drugs and alcohol often hang around here and trouble can break out - but usually amongst themselves. A common sight are people begging around this area.

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To be 10 minutes before departure at the platform will be sufficient. As you'll have reserved anyway it's just about getting to the right car and enter. Munich Hbf (the main train station) is however not small. Actually the train station with the most tracks in Europe (36 tracks).

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The cost of public transport in Munich depends on how many zones you travel in. Since you'll staying for a while tickets for Munich's public transport will be too expensive. Rather purchase a weekly or monthly ISARcard which is the best and most affordable option to use Munich's public transport network.

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