Fly from Abu Dhabi to Munich with Etihad Airways
Book flights to Munich and fly from the UAE capital of Abu Dhabi to the heart of Bavaria. A direct flight with Etihad Airways will take you to a destination of historic sights and vibrant German culture.
Whether you’re staying in the city or looking to use it as a base for seeing more of the Bavarian region’s sights, cuisine and rich heritage, Munich is a fascinating destination with so much to explore.
AUH to MUC: flight facts
Flying from Abu Dhabi to Munich: FAQs
How do I get from Munich International Airport to Central Munich?
You can book an airport transfer with Etihad Airways online before you fly. Your car will meet you at arrivals and take you to your onward destination.
Alternatively, there are bus and train connections between Munich International Airport (MUC) and the city centre. Trains depart from two airport stations and take just over half an hour, and buses from both terminals take just under an hour to reach Munich Central Station.
Is it easy to get around in Munich?
Munich’s public transport system is well-established and efficient. Trains run underground (U-Bahn) and overground (S-Bahn) linking the different parts of the city. There are also regular tram and bus services.
The Altstadt (old town) has many pedestrianised avenues for exploring on foot. Wander around medieval architecture and shop in traditional Bavarian boutiques.
Top tips for Abu Dhabi to Munich
Head to the heart of the action at Marienplatz
In contrast to the vast malls and glittering high-rise structures of Abu Dhabi, Munich is a city of centuries-old buildings and quirky Neo-Gothic touches. One of the best places to appreciate Munich’s culture and heritage is the central square of Marienplatz.
Marvel at the Mariensäule – a 17th-century column topped by the Virgin Mary – and be sure to see the musical display of the Rathaus-Glockenspiel in the majestic New Town Hall.
Learn more about the past at the regal Residenz
The grand Residenz is the former home of the Wittelsbach monarchs who ruled Bavaria, and is the place to go to get a glimpse of luxury from Munich’s past.
In addition to impressive architecture and 10 vast courtyards, you’ll find a museum showcasing traditional Bavarian treasures and a flower-dotted Court Garden where ornate fountains and tree-lined groves await.