What does a Bayern ticket cover?

Bavarian Regional Day Pass, also referred to as Bayern ticket, is a ticket that is valid to travel unlimited, anywhere within Bavaria, for the date booked. The Bayern ticket or regional day ticket for Bavaria is valid within Bavarian region in Germany and on selected routes of neighboring countries.



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In order to go from Bavaria, such as Munich to Frankfurt, you will need to purchase a regular DB ticket, not a Bayern Pass.

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A Bayern ticket works on all public transport in Bavaria. Regional trains, S-Bahns, U-Bahn, buses, trams. It will not work on the Zugspitze. German Rail Pass is not valid Mittenwald to Innsbruck, but it is a cheap ticket.

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The Bayern-Böhmen Ticket (Bavaria-Bohemia Ticket) has the same conditions as the Bayern Ticket but also includes the Bohemia region of the Czech Republic - as far as Pilsen/Plzen. The ticket costs € 29 for one passenger plus € 8.60 for each additional passenger, up to a maximum of five persons.

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The München Card offers a wide range of reductions and discounts on entrance fees to museums, exhibitions, sights and attractions. City tours can also be booked at a reduced price. Supplementary shopping and gastronomy offers complement the Munich Card.

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Have you missed a train from, to or via Germany? Do you have a ticket with a Flexpreis fare? Then you are not bound to a chosen time and can take the next train on the same date. You have to via the same route and border crossing and with the same train category (ICE, Intercity or regional train) stated on your ticket.

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