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Fly from Muscat to Munich with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Muscat to Munich and explore the Neo-Gothic architecture, historic museums and urban green spaces of Bavaria’s capital.
Discover traditional buildings, ancient churches and winding streets when you explore the food, history and incredible culture of Munich. Book online with Etihad today.
MCT to MUC: flight facts
Journey time 9hrs 10mins
Your exact journey time may differ depending on the length of your stopover in Abu Dhabi. Why not extend your stay and see more of the UAE capital?
Flight distance 3,098 miles
A flight from Muscat to Munich, including a stopover in Abu Dhabi (AUH), is 3,098 miles (4,986 kilometres).
Flying from Muscat to Munich: FAQs
How far is Munich airport from the city centre?
Munich airport is around 25 miles (40 kilometres) from the city centre. You can take the train from the airport, using lines S1 and S8 of the S-Bahn, to the west and east of the city respectively.
Journeys take around 35 minutes, with trains departing frequently. For a seamless, comfortable arrival, book a transfer with Etihad.
Is Munich easy to get around?
Yes, it’s easy to get around Munich. It’s a large city that is well-served by U-Bahn (subway) trains, as well as S-Bahn rail and Strassenbahn (trams).
There are regular local buses and taxis available. Many of Munich’s main tourist attractions are close together, within easy walking distance.
Top tips for Muscat to Munich
Explore the buildings of Marienplatz
While many of Muscat’s attractions are along Sultan Qaboos Street, which runs through the city like an artery, in Munich activity is centred around Marienplatz.
This eye-catching square has been the centre of the city since 1158 and is home to the New Town Hall and iconic fish fountain.
Stroll through the English Garden
If you love Muscat’s verdant public gardens, such as Shahanas and Al Sahwa, you can continue your explorations in Munich at the English Garden.
It was created in 1789, and is one of the biggest city parks in the world. Relax at the Japanese teahouse, check out views of the city from the Monopteros and walk, run or cycle along the network of paths.