Munich's capital city Bavaria is an attractive destination for exploring. The city boasts nice-looking landmarks, vast oases of greenery, delicious food and a lot of sunlight. The Olympic Park, English Garden, Nymphenburg Palace, Old Town, and Marienplatz are only some of its many points of interest you will fall in love with.
In addition, beautiful destinations you ought to discover are many while available time might be limited. Therefore, you should book a sightseeing bus tour to make the most of your time in Munich. To help you choose the one that suits your needs best, we have collected all necessary information regarding both providers.
Enjoy a 1-hour hop-on-hop-off bus tour of Munich
Choose either a 24- or 48-hour ticket and enjoy an unlimited tour
Hop off to visit Nymphenburg Palace, Olympic Park, Marienplatz at your own pace
Listen to the pre-recorded audio commentary onboard
Enjoy the comfortable double-decker hop-on-hop-off bus
Enjoy value for your time and money
Perfect for first-time visitors to Munich
Hop-on 3 tours, and 13 stops throughout Munich with just a ticket
Enjoy all of the best sights the city has to offer at your leisure
Enjoy panoramic views from the open-top double-decker bus
Hop-on and off the city sightseeing bus as many times as you wish
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Hop-on and off the city sightseeing bus at an interesting point and walk around on your own.
Cool off with a bottle of beer at Hofbräuhaus beer hall one of the most famous in Munich.
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Prices for the City Sightseeing Bus Tours service are:
24 Hour Munich City Tour Ticket (7 Stops)
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Adult (16-99) €14.90
Child (5-15) €8.90
Child (0-4) FREE
24 Hours Munich City Tour Ticket (3 Tours)
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Adult (16-99) €19.90
Child (5-15) €8.90
Child (0-4) FREE
48 Hours Munich City Tour Ticket (3 Tours)
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Adult (16-99) €21.90
Child (5-15) €8.90
Child (0-4) FREE
All children under 4 years ride the City Sightseeing Bus for free.
Is Munich Expensive?
I find Munich quite expensive. Apartment rental prices depend primarily on the proximity to the U- or S-bahn stations or other public transport nodes, and only partially on the proximity to the city center. Electricity is more expensive. Taxi and Über prices are comparable, to me they feel almost equal. Public transport is a bit cheaper thanthe other big cities like NYC. The internet connection (that typically comes via ADSL) is about €40 per month.
groceries are cheap, with little exception for chain fast food and genuine Italian restaurants. At the same time, quality is a bit higher. There are stores though that charge above the market, for example, Basic. Germans don’t care much about things being gluten-free, organic or whatever, so the prices just don’t heat up out of thin air, fortunately.
In addition, beautiful destinations you ought to discover are many while available time might be limited. Therefore, you should book a sightseeing bus tour to make the most of your time in Munich. To help you choose the one that suits your needs best, we have collected all necessary information regarding both providers.
Enjoy a 1-hour hop-on-hop-off bus tour of Munich
Choose either a 24- or 48-hour ticket and enjoy an unlimited tour
Hop off to visit Nymphenburg Palace, Olympic Park, Marienplatz at your own pace
Listen to the pre-recorded audio commentary onboard
Enjoy the comfortable double-decker hop-on-hop-off bus
Enjoy value for your time and money
Perfect for first-time visitors to Munich
Hop-on 3 tours, and 13 stops throughout Munich with just a ticket
Enjoy all of the best sights the city has to offer at your leisure
Enjoy panoramic views from the open-top double-decker bus
Hop-on and off the city sightseeing bus as many times as you wish
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Hop-on and off the city sightseeing bus at an interesting point and walk around on your own.
Cool off with a bottle of beer at Hofbräuhaus beer hall one of the most famous in Munich.
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Prices for the City Sightseeing Bus Tours service are:
24 Hour Munich City Tour Ticket (7 Stops)
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Adult (16-99) €14.90
Child (5-15) €8.90
Child (0-4) FREE
24 Hours Munich City Tour Ticket (3 Tours)
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Adult (16-99) €19.90
Child (5-15) €8.90
Child (0-4) FREE
48 Hours Munich City Tour Ticket (3 Tours)
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Adult (16-99) €21.90
Child (5-15) €8.90
Child (0-4) FREE
All children under 4 years ride the City Sightseeing Bus for free.
Is Munich Expensive?
I find Munich quite expensive. Apartment rental prices depend primarily on the proximity to the U- or S-bahn stations or other public transport nodes, and only partially on the proximity to the city center. Electricity is more expensive. Taxi and Über prices are comparable, to me they feel almost equal. Public transport is a bit cheaper thanthe other big cities like NYC. The internet connection (that typically comes via ADSL) is about €40 per month.
groceries are cheap, with little exception for chain fast food and genuine Italian restaurants. At the same time, quality is a bit higher. There are stores though that charge above the market, for example, Basic. Germans don’t care much about things being gluten-free, organic or whatever, so the prices just don’t heat up out of thin air, fortunately.