Flights from Islamabad to Munich from PKR327,152
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Book flights from Islamabad to Munich to travel through time from Pakistan’s modern Faisal Mosque to the 12th-century Munich Frauenkirche.
Experience the heart of the old town in Marienplatz square. Alongside its historic museums and beautiful churches, the Bavarian capital is home to an array of contemporary art and picturesque parks for you to discover.
Visit the ornate St Peter’s Church, take a dip at the Müller´sches Volksbad and unwind at the Botanical Gardens.
ISB to MUC: flight facts
Time difference -4 hours
Munich is four hours behind Islamabad. During Daylight Saving Time from March to October, Munich is three hours behind Islamabad.
Flight distance 4,131 miles
Flights from Islamabad (ISB) to Munich (MUC) via Abu Dhabi (AUH) cover 4,131 miles (6,649 kilometres).
Flying from Islamabad to Munich: FAQs
Is Munich easy to get around?
Germany is renowned for its excellent public transport and Munich is no exception. The U-Bahn underground train and Strabenbahn trams connect the entire city, while the S-Bahn train is ideal for getting to and from Munich International Airport (MUC).
What is the weather like in Munich?
With a continental climate, it’s easy to make the most of everything Munich has to offer. Warmer days are perfect for mountain hikes and surfing at Eisbachwelle bridge. If you visit in the winter, make the most of the nearby Alps with a hike or taking to the slopes.
Top tips for Islamabad to Munich
Stroll through the Englischer Garten
If you love Islamabad’s Margala Hills, you’ll be right at home in Munich’s Englischer Garten.
One of Europe’s largest city parks, this impressive green space is beloved by locals and tourists alike. For breathtaking views of the city skyline, follow the gentle hill up to Monopteros – a small Grecian-style temple.
Breathtaking views from St Peter’s
While the Daman-e-Koh viewpoint offers breathtaking panoramas of the Islamabad skyline, Munich’s oldest church, Peterskirche, is the perfect spot for an incredible view of the Bavarian capital. Commonly known as Alter Peter, you can climb the 306-step staircase to look down over the Aldstadt and beyond – all the way to the Alps on a clear day.