Fly from Melbourne to Munich with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Melbourne to Munich and discover one of Europe’s most vibrant cities. Swap the sunny streets of the Victorian coastline for a German destination that offers historic Bavarian buildings and traditional cultural celebrations – including the spectacular Oktoberfest.
Arrange your tickets with Etihad Airways to travel in style – and you can also take the opportunity to explore Abu Dhabi with a stopover in the UAE capital.
MEL to MUC: flight facts
Flying from Melbourne to Munich: FAQs
Where should I stay in Munich?
The best places to stay in Munich really depend on what you want to do during your time here. Altstadt and Maxvorstadt are great places for people with an interest in history.
The impressive architecture in Altstadt old town give visitors an insight into the area’s grand history, while Maxvorstadt has plenty of museums and university buildings. For great food and a relaxed atmosphere, meanwhile, try staying in Haidhausen.
How long do I need in Munich?
Three to four days should give you enough time to explore Munich’s main neighbourhoods and see the most popular sights – but allow up to a week to fully immerse yourself in the city.
If you are staying for a week or more as part of a wider German adventure, you can head out to explore the rest of Bavaria – and historic destinations such as Augsburg.
Top tips for Melbourne to Munich
Awe-inspiring architecture
The grand old Bavarian buildings of Munich feel a million miles away from the modern skyscrapers of Melbourne. Soak up the historic atmosphere at the Neues Rathaus. This may translate as ‘new town hall’, but this neo-gothic building actually dates back to the 1800s. You can take a view from the top or stand and stare at the quaint glockenspiel display.
Other structures to admire include the Theatinerkirche, a Catholic church built in an intricate baroque style.
Enjoy the great outdoors
Make time to visit Munich’s Englischer Garten while you’re in the city. This beautiful green space spans many hectares and has been a staple of the city since the 18th century.
Enjoy the expansive lawns, pastures, waterways and tree groves – and seek out the Japanese teahouse and Chinese Tower.