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Munich City Pass: Comprehensive Sightseeing and Transit Access
4.3
20 Ratings
Munich
Discover Munich’s top attractions and save money with the all-inclusive Munich City Pass. Enjoy free admission to 45 activities and attractions, including museums, palaces, and a hop-on-hop-off bus tour. Plus, get insider knowledge on a walking tour and choose from various pass durations. Book now!
Discover Munich’s top attractions and save money with the all-inclusive Munich City Pass. Enjoy free admission to 45 activities and attractions, including museums, palaces, and a hop-on-hop-off bus tour. Plus, get insider knowledge on a walking tour and choose from various pass durations. Book now!
Duration:
5 days
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Alte Pinakothek - Appreciate remarkable European paintings from the 14th to the 18th century!
- Schloss Schleissheim - Hosts two exhibitions: the Ecumenical Collection of Gertrud Weinhold and Prussia’s Cultural History Collection.
- Bayerisches Nationalmuseum - As one of Germany’s largest museums, it captivates art lovers with its diverse…
- Alte Pinakothek - Appreciate remarkable European paintings from the 14th to the 18th century!
- Schloss Schleissheim - Hosts two exhibitions: the Ecumenical Collection of Gertrud Weinhold and Prussia’s Cultural History Collection.
- Bayerisches Nationalmuseum - As one of Germany’s largest museums, it captivates art lovers with its diverse collections.
- Botanischer Garten Muenchen-Nymphenburg - Wander through the enchanting floral abundance in Munich’s Botanical Garden.
- Cuvilliestheater - Explore Germany’s most exquisite Rococo theater, once visited by Napoleon!
- Deutsches Museum - Discover one of the world’s most traditional and expansive science and technology museums!
- Deutsches Museum Verkehrszentrum - Be captivated by the unique collection of land vehicles!
- Flugwerft Schleissheim - Explore nearly 70 different aerospace exhibits across 8000 m²!
- Deutsches Theatermuseum - While there is no permanent exhibition due to space limitations, special exhibitions on various topics are regularly showcased.
- Glyptothek - Discover the world’s finest Greek vase collection alongside other esteemed ancient art in gold, bronze, ceramics, or glass.
- Haus der Kunst - Engage with contemporary art at Haus der Kunst!
- Jewish Museum Munich (Judisches Museum Munchen) - Gain insights into the city’s history from a Jewish perspective.
- Kunsthalle Munich - Step into the art temple featuring a wide range of works from antiquity to the present.
- Lenbachhaus - Explore one of Munich’s most beautiful spots – the Lenbachhaus! It boasts the world’s largest collection of Blue Rider artworks, a highlight of the municipal gallery.
- Marstallmuseum - Located in Nymphenburg Palace, Munich, the Marstallmuseum is among the world’s most significant art collections. The exhibition offers a comprehensive view of carriage development from the late 17th to the late 19th century, showcasing pieces from Germany, France, and England.
- Muenchner Stadtmuseum /Munich Municipal Museum - The city museum near Viktualienmarkt takes you on a journey through Munich’s past.
- Museum Brandhorst - Behind its spectacular facade, the Museum Brandhorst impresses with a remarkable collection of modern and contemporary art.
- Museum Funf Kontinente - Explore the world’s cultural treasures at the Museum Fünf Kontinente.
- Museum Mensch und Natur - Delve into natural history at the Museum Mensch und Natur.
- Museum Villa Stuck - Visit the home of one of Europe’s most influential artists, Franz von Stuck!
- Neue Pinakothek - CLOSED from January 1st, 2019 until 2025 for renovations.
- NS-Dokumentationszentrum Muenchen - This educational and memorial site offers insights into Munich’s history concerning Nazism and the dictatorship’s aftermath.
- Amalienburg - Explore the three park castles within the Nymphenburg Palace park!
- Pagodenburg - Explore the three park castles within the Nymphenburg Palace park!
- Badenburg Palace - Explore the three park castles within the Nymphenburg Palace park!
- Pinakothek der Moderne - Experience one of Europe’s largest modern art collections at the Pinakothek.
- Museum Reich der Kristalle - Admire diamonds, emeralds, gemstones, and various minerals at the Museum Reich der Kristalle (Realm of Crystals).
- Ruhmeshalle und Bavaria - Be awed by the 18-meter tall, majestic statue of Bavaria’s patron in front of the Ruhmeshalle (Hall of Fame)!
- Schack-Galerie - Discover numerous paintings by Franz von Lenbach.
- Residenzmuseum - The Treasury of the Munich Residence is among the most prestigious collections of its kind.
- Lustheim Palace - Home to the Meissen porcelain collection, showcasing the impressive variety of Meißner’s creations.
- Nymphenburg Palace - Visit Nymphenburg Castle, once a sanctuary for the Munich court.
- Staatliche Munzsammlung Munchen - The State Coin Collection of Munich features over 3,000 objects, with the oldest dating back to the third millennium BC.
- Munich Museum of Egyptian Art - Explore 5000 years of Egyptian culture and art at Munich’s Egyptian Museum.
- Valentin Musaum - Experience the quirky and original Valentin-Karlstadt-Musäum.
- Bavaria Filmstadt - Discover Bavaria Filmstadt with original scenes from major films and popular TV highlights.
- Umadum das Munchner Riesenrad - Enjoy a ride on the world’s largest transportable Giant Observation Wheel and see Munich from above.
- Olympiapark - Includes a park railway.
- New Town Hall (Neus Rathaus) - Enjoy a breathtaking view over Munich from the Neues Rathaus tower.
- SEA LIFE Munich - The SEA LIFE Munich aquarium in Olympiapark offers a unique glimpse into the fascinating marine world.
- FC Bayern Museum - Dive into the captivating world of FC Bayern Munich and embark on an emotional journey through over 120 years of club history!
The FC Bayern Museum at the iconic Allianz Arena is Germany’s largest club museum and a must-visit for football fans and sports enthusiasts. With over 500 unique exhibits, it narrates the story of Germany’s most successful football club from its inception in 1900 to its recent victories. Visitors can admire original jerseys from legendary players, all the club’s trophies, and interactive stations that immerse you in the action.
What's Included
- Enjoy local guided tours through Munich
- Free public transport for the inner or entire area (M-6), if option selected
- Included 24-hour Hop-on-Hop-off Express Circle (7 stops)
- Free access to the Deutsche Museum
- Access to FC Bayern Museum – Germany’s largest club museum
- Enjoy the Nymphenburg Castle
- Free access to Lustheim Castle with Meissen porcelain collection
- Enjoy local guided tours through Munich
- Free public transport for the inner or entire area (M-6), if option selected
- Included 24-hour Hop-on-Hop-off Express Circle (7 stops)
- Free access to the Deutsche Museum
- Access to FC Bayern Museum – Germany’s largest club museum
- Enjoy the Nymphenburg Castle
- Free access to Lustheim Castle with Meissen porcelain collection
What's Not Included
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Additional Information
Are you eager to explore the entire city and its renowned landmarks? The Munich City PASS is your comprehensive ticket to Munich’s premier attractions! Enjoy savings with everything included in a single price. It grants you complimentary access to over 45 activities and attractions, such as the renowned Alte Pinakothek (art museum), Residence Museum,…
Are you eager to explore the entire city and its renowned landmarks? The Munich City PASS is your comprehensive ticket to Munich’s premier attractions! Enjoy savings with everything included in a single price. It grants you complimentary access to over 45 activities and attractions, such as the renowned Alte Pinakothek (art museum), Residence Museum, Nymphenburg Palace, Deutsche Museum, and even a ride on a hop-on hop-off bus tour.
Take advantage of one of our included walking tours to experience Munich like a local and receive all the insider tips about this city.
As an extra highlight, you can also opt for a guided Neuschwanstein tour in English.
Seize the opportunity to explore attractions like Bavaria Film Studios and SEA LIFE. Choose what best suits your plans with a 1- to 5-day pass.
For added flexibility, enhance your City PASS with an optional public transportation ticket for the inner city or the entire area.
- Please note: A few attractions, such as guided tours, must be booked in advance by you. Simply follow the instructions provided in your digital City Pass
Location
Alte Pinakothek
Barer Strasse 27, Eingang Theresienstraße
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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(20 Ratings)
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Helena
Mar 24, 2026
Great value - My husband and I got the Munich City Pass, for our recent long weekend trip, it was well worth it we saw so many beautiful sites and it really helped us plan wha we wanted to see we really enjoyed how easy it was to use at each location! My top attractions were the residence, nymphenburg palace, and the tower views from the cathedral and Rathaus.
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X7443mscharlottef
Mar 19, 2026
TOP - Never again city break without a passport - Fanatically pass to experience all the highlights of Munich. We saw sociel more than we thought and booked the local transport ticket, which is directly digital with in the pass are TOP. Never again without a passport
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Cri18367
Oct 23, 2025
super transport - I highly recommend using the Bavarian card that allows you to travel on all buses, metro, trains that are part of this region ... we did the one for small groups (5 people) and we saved a lot: if I'm not mistaken more than 50 € each ... highly recommended. We made it all the way to memmingen airport
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Fabianga3472rt
Jul 25, 2025
Must-Have for Munich - The Pass made sightseeing easy. We used it right from the airport and could hop on public transport and enter most attractions just by scanning the pass on our phones. It saved time and covered many must-see spots. A bit of upfront cost, but well worth it for the convenience.
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Keithbasingstoke
Jun 26, 2025
Excellent experience, thoroughly recommended - Brilliant! Someone has really given this web-based app some thought, a link from an email and voila, on your phone screen all the info you need, including which attractions (all the ones we visited) that you can just walk into, no booking needed. The web interface has buttons which you touch to show an entry QR code, and everything worked just fine at the ticket desks/entry guards. We also needed the public transport option, worked in exactly the same way - touch button, shows QR code. We reckon we got VFM from a 2-day pass, more energetic/dedicated explorers could do much better, so totally recommended
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131ant_nl
Jun 2, 2025
Perfect to get to know Munich — Transportation included! - The Munich City Pass made my trip much more comfortable. I used it from the airport on the S-Bahn and didn't have to worry about buying transportation tickets. The main attractions were included and access was very easy — just scan and enter. In some places it was necessary to go through the ticket office first to redeem the ticket, but it was quick and easy. The digital pass is very practical and the public transport included is a great plus. Just check what is included before the trip to organize well. Highly recommended for a stress-free visit to Munich.
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Olivier_r
Nov 1, 2025
Good way to visit Munchen - Good way to visit Munchen and choose what is the most interresting.
The S-Bahn & U-Bahn pass was very usefull
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423huguest
May 16, 2025
Freedom to visit - A very useful pass. It can be used in all public transport from the airport. We stayed four days and all the visits we made were free.
It is not necessary to buy a transport ticket or to compost, just keep the QR code on hand in case of control.
The only downside is the relatively expensive pass: 134 € for four days.
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Whinbrook
Sep 6, 2025
Possibly not the best value unless none stop 24hr sight seeing! - We pre bought a 4 day City Pass for our recent 5 night Munich visit. I think you need to visit a lot of sights and attractions to make it a worthwhile option. I don't think we got the best value out of it and in the end. With senior entry discounts to a lot of the museums and galleries the pass worked out more expensive than paying entry fees. There were hardly any entry queues too. We also only used public transport three times and it was cheaper to pay for airport transfer tickets at the stations that add the airport zone to the pass. With no where to validate fares and no one to check you'd paid it seemed easy to ride for free! And the BMW Museum was not on the pass so you had to pay on entry for that.
Best thing we found was the pass included a free desert on purchasing a main course at the Deutsche Eiche restaurant which we had booked for dinner one evening without knowing of this offer!
Also this is a mobile phone pass only so make sure you have sufficient roaming data to use.
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Veronica_s
Mar 8, 2026
Never again - Never received the attraction's confirmations/ entry ticket. It was a pain. Wasted my day. Missed the attractions trying to find the stops and directions.
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