Flights from Kuala Lumpur to Munich
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Book flights from Kuala Lumpur to Munich and be transported from the bright lights of Malaysia’s capital to the fairy tale streets of beautiful Bavaria.
Wander its cobblestone streets to discover enchanting architecture, magical palaces and enticing museums. Head to Marienplatz, the heart of the city, and admire the ornate neo-gothic facade of the Neues Rathaus – the impressive New Town Hall. Time it well and catch a glimpse of the dancing figures of the famous glockenspiel cuckoo clock.
Flying from Kuala Lumpur to Munich: FAQs
What is Munich known for?
The third largest city in Germany, Munich is known as one of the beer brewing capitals of the world. Known for its iconic bierkellers, visit in September to experience the world-famous Oktoberfest – an annual celebration of the national drink. It’s also known for its grand buildings, genteel gardens and its offering of more than 80 museums.
How easy is it to get from Munich Airport to the city centre?
If travelling via public transport, there are a number of options you can take. Buses run every 30 minutes and take around 45 minutes to reach the city centre. S-Bahn trains depart from the airport every 20 minutes and should take 45 minutes. There are also car rental and taxi options, which take around 45 minutes depending on traffic.
Top tips for Kuala Lumpur to Munich
Explore beautiful palaces
Swap the towering skyscrapers of Kuala Lumpur for enchanting Bavarian palaces. Visitors to the city have two to choose from. The Residenz was once a modest castle constructed in 1385, but over time it has become a grand palace, and is now home to multiple museums and exhibitions. The Nymphenburg Palace sits in the west of the city and is one of the largest royal castles in Europe.
Admire the Theatinerkirche
While Kuala Lumpur has the Petronas Twin Towers, Munich is home to the Theatine Church, also known as Theatinerkirche. Its distinctive towers stand 66 metres tall. The 17th century Catholic church is baroque in style with a pretty yellow facade. Step inside to find a beautiful ornate interior with a lofty dome reaching 71 metres above you.