Cheap flights to Munich

How long is the flight to Munich?

You can find Munich flight deals from several airports in New Zealand.  If you fly to Munich, Germany from Wellington Airport (WLG), flight durations range from 34-53h. You can also fly to Franz Josef Strauss Airport (MUC), Munich, from Christchurch Airport (CHC), with flight durations ranging from 30-41h. Alternatively, flights are available from Auckland International Airport (AKL) to Munich Airport with flight durations ranging from 26-41h.

Are there nonstop flights to Munich?

Unfortunately, nonstop flights from New Zealand to Munich are not available. However, you can find several routes available with one, two and three stops. Auckland Airport offer flights to Munich with one stop via Dubai Airport (DXB) for 4h 20min, and another via Singapore Airport (SIN) for 3h 30min with total flight durations of 30h 5min and 26h 45min, respectively. There is also a longer route via Singapore with a stopover of 17h 25min and a total journey of 40h 40min. You can also find flights from Auckland Airport with two stopovers in Brisbane (BNE) and Doha Hamad (DOH) airports for 1h 45min and 2h 50min, respectively, and a total time of 28h 50min. If you choose to fly from Christchurch Airport to Munich, flights are also available with one stop via Singapore Changi Airport for 6h 50min and a journey time of 30h 5min, or a route with three stopovers via Auckland, Kuala Lumpur, and Dubai Airports for 9h 20min, 1h 35min, and 4h 20min, respectively, and a duration of 40h 45min. Alternatively, if you wish to fly from Wellington Airport, flights are available at 30h 10min with two stopovers in Auckland and Singapore airports for 2h 20min and 3h 30min, respectively, or with three stopovers in Auckland, Kuala Lumpur, and Dubai airports for 3h 55min, 1h 35min, and 4h 20min, respectively, for a total journey time of 35h 05min.

How do you get from Munich Airport to the city centre?

The most convenient and economical ways to travel from Munich Airport to the city centre are either via train or bus. At around 36 km from the city centre, train line 6814 will take you from the airport in around 40min with a ticket price ranging from € 6-10 (NZ$ 10-17). Alternatively, the bus will get you there in around 45min with ticket costs starting from around € 2 (NZ$ 3). Rideshare options are also available as a cheaper alternative to taxis, costing around € 2 (NZ$ 3) with BlaBla Cars and taking around 50min. A standard taxi is expensive and will cost you approximately € 85 (NZ$ 143) for a 30min journey.

What are some things to do in Munich?

Munich is the capital of Bavaria, lying on the River Isar near the Bavarian Alps.  Make sure to visit the curving streets of the historic centre, set inside the medieval walls and impressive city gates, and Marienplatz, Munich’s central square where festivals and Christmas markets are often held. You can also cycle or walk around the English Garden, Munich’s largest city park, which has over 78 km of tracks and bridleways.

Do I need a passport or visa to fly to Munich?

All citizens of New Zealand do not require a visa to travel to Munich in Germany for stays of up to 90 days. However, an ETIAS (electronic travel authorisation) is now needed for all visitors entering Germany. This can be applied for online and has a duration of five years. The cost is around € 7 (NZ$ 12) and the whole process can be completed in just several minutes.

What airport do you fly into for flights to Munich?

Travellers will need to book flights to Franz Josef Strauss (MUC) if they wish to fly to Munich. The Munich airport is 28.5 km from the city centre.