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Fly from Sydney to Munich with Etihad Airways
Journey from an iconic Australian city to the beating heart of beautiful Bavaria when you book flights from Sydney to Munich.
Soar towards Europe, enjoying a stopover in Abu Dhabi where you can either explore the city or relax in the airport. You’ll then continue to this brilliant German city, a thoroughly modern place that still celebrates its ancient heritage.
SYD to MUC: flight facts
Journey time 23hrs
Your journey time – the fastest flights from Sydney to Munich take around 23 hours – will depend on your connection and how long you spend in Abu Dhabi. Why not stay for a night or two and relax in the capital of the UAE?
Flight distance 10,398 miles
A flight from Sydney (SYD) to Munich (MUC) via Abu Dhabi (AUH) covers approximately 10,398 miles (16,734 kilometres).
Flying from Sydney to Munich: FAQs
Where should I stay in Munich?
Munich has some great places to stay, with the old town – Altstadt – perhaps one of the best.
Here you’ll step out from your hotel onto lovely cobbled streets with most of the sights close by. The Maxvorstadt and Glockenbach areas are full of excellent hotels and things to do.
What’s the currency in Munich?
You’ll be using euros during your time in Munich.
It’s simple to buy currency before and after you arrive, with plenty of banks and bureaus available. There are also numerous ATMs, while credit and debit cards are widely accepted.
Top tips for Sydney to Munich
Serene inner city gardens
As well as being surrounded by rolling hills and the magnificent Alps, Munich also has plenty of green spaces right in its centre.
The city’s equivalent of Sydney’s lush Botanical Gardens has to be the Englischer Garten, a 48-mile green stretch with landscaping inspired by sprawling English parks.
Marvellous Marienplatz
As beloved by locals as Sydney Harbour Opera House is to Sydney’s residents, Marienplatz is a monumental medieval square in the heart of Munich. It’s the location of the city’s Neues Rathaus (New Town Hall) which is recognisable for its majestic Gothic exterior.
Get there just before 11am or noon (or 5pm in summer) to see the doors on its huge clock tower open, revealing 32 wooden figurines re-enacting events from the city’s history.