Flights to Munich starting at $83

FAQs about Munich Flights

Get ready to buckle your seat belt and head above the clouds aboard one of the 17 airlines that fly to Munich. Some of the most popular carriers are:

• Lufthansa
• Japan Transocean Air
• SriLankan Airlines

Booking your flights to Munich is a cinch, as it has just one airport. You'll find Munich Airport (MUC-Franz Josef Strauss Intl.) approximately 19 miles (30 kilometers) from the bustling downtown area.

It's time to start making memories in Bavaria's terrific state capital. Browse through the 479 properties on Travelocity, choose the ideal one and get your Munich journey underway!

Who doesn't enjoy the finer things in life? If you want to indulge for a couple of nights, make a reservation at the IntercityHotel München or the Aloft Munich. More of a cost-conscious traveler? The Hotel Dolomit and The 4 You Hostel & Hotel may be the perfect properties for you.

With a range of places to stay close to Marienplatz, Munich City Centre, you'll be able to truly enjoy this iconic attraction while being within a stone's throw of a warm comfy bed! The IntercityHotel München and the Hotel Europäischer Hof - Adults Only are two of our top suggestions.

We hardly even need to introduce English Garden and Marienplatz. These sights are so renowned that tourists journey to Munich just to get a glimpse of them.

So much to see and so little time. If you're keen to discover what the city has to offer, add Hofbrauhaus and Olympic Park to your travel schedule. If you have an extra day to spare, stop by Church of Our Lady and the Deutsches Museum too.

Visitors are invariably captivated by Nymphenburg Palace, a historically and architecturally arresting attraction. Like some more ideas? If you're eager for a bit of shopping, Viktualienmarkt is a great place to spend a few hours. And that's not all there is. Take some time to see the educational exhibits and learn about transportation at BMW World.

If you like the idea of spending more time at the airport cafes and less time moving through security on your way to Munich, just follow these helpful tips:

• Security personnel will ask to see your boarding pass and travel ID as part of their checks. Store them in an accessible place, so they're all ready for inspection.
• It's important to know that metal belt buckles can set off the body scanner's alarms. If you're wearing one, you may be told to place it in a tray before continuing.
• Laptops, tablets and other electronic devices must be placed in separate bins to be X-rayed.
• Flying with a favorite perfume? As long as it's not bigger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) and it's placed in a clear zip-lock bag, you can keep it in your carry-on luggage.
• The airport security may ask you to take off your shoes for the body scanner. Pick a pair that come off easily. There's nothing worse than having to do up your laces over and over again.
• Some destinations have strict biosecurity laws. Consider where you're off to and whether or not you're permitted to fly with fresh fruit and meat.