München Hbf train station

1.3 miles (2.1 km)

Munich is the state capital and busiest city in Bavaria, nestled on the foot of the snow-capped Bavarian Alps. The historical city is the second most visited in Germany, famous for its rich culture, beer, architecture, sports, and high technology. Munich features an extensive and efficient rail system with three main train stations. The train stations in the city include München Hbf, München Ost, and München-Pasing. München Hbf is one of Germany's busiest railway stations and the primary transportation hub in München. The station services the most frequent train journeys in the city, including local, intercity, and regional connections. The station was built in 1939 before relocating to its current site in 1949. Muchen Hbf is located within a mile from the city centre, offering easy connection. you can conveniently access the train station from the city by walking, only a few moments away. alternative travel options from Munich city centre to the train station include buses, trains, tram, and taxis

Take the S-Bahn to the airport via the S1 or S8 for 40 minutes. You can also take the LH-Bus that leaves the train station every 20 minutes