Business Guide - Flughafen München

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Munich
Airport
/Business Guide
Your Gateway for Successful Business
Living ideas – Connecting lives
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Content
/Munich Airport:
The hub that
makes you happy
Living ideas – Connecting lives
Located at the heart of Europe and with a high fre
quency of connections to all over the world, Munich
Airport is perfect for business trips. Welcome to
Munich Airport, Europe’s most dynamic hub!
munich-airport.com
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Overview
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Services
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Lounges
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VIP WING
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Conferences & events
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Shopping
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Body & soul
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Restaurants & hotels
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Transportation
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MICE business in Munich & Bavaria
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Recreation after business
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Maps
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Overview
/ Overview
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Munich Airport –
connecting continents
Munich Airport is continually gaining in significance as an interna
tional hub. With around 4,000 flights per week to some 189 desti
nations in 67 countries, Munich Airport ranks no. 2 in Germany and
no. 7 in Europe. Forecasts predict that Munich Airport will serve
more than 58 million passengers by 2025.
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The natural choice
10 reasons why to choose Munich when traveling
¬Munich Airport is Europe’s 7th largest airport
¬Minimum connecting times as short as 30 minutes
¬One of the fastest and most efficient terminals for
transit passengers
¬Take a nap while waiting – napcabs provide a private
room with bed in the transit area
¬Unwind and relax in various wellness and spa facilities
¬Have your meetings and conferences right at the airport
¬Shop at downtown prices in more than 150 shops
¬Experience culinary dishes in more than 45 restaurants
at the »World’s Best Airport for Dining«
¬Enjoy VIP treatment and superb service in the VIP WING
¬Link business and pleasure at the doorstep of Germany’s
no. 1 holiday region, Bavaria
Among the World’s Six Best Airports since 2005
For the ninth consecutive year Munich Airport main
tained its position among the world’s six best airports
in the Skytrax World Airport Awards, an international survey of
more than twelve million passengers. Additionally Munich Air
port has yet again been named »Central Europe’s Best Airport«.
In its »weight class« – airports with 30 – 40 million passen
gers a year – Munich was actually number two in the world.
According to passengers Munich has the world’s best airport
restaurants. The Kempinski Hotel Airport München was chosen
Europe’s number one airport hotel and the fourth best in the
world. In the World Airport Awards, Skytrax asks passengers to
evaluate airports under 40 criteria, including quality of handling
and services, staff courtesy and efficiency, shopping and leisure
amenities and transit facilities.
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Munich Airport in your pocket – The app
No matter where you are – with the Munich Airport App you enjoy
accessibility to full details of current departures and arrivals. An
other feature is the »MyM« service which let’s users put together
a list of favorites including flights, shops, airlines and much more.
Find out more about the app and download it free of charge in the
Apple App Store or the Google Play Store.
Flight enquiries
Check out the simplified website for mobile device users.
m.munich-airport.de
Flight information:
Phone +49 89 975 21 313
www.munich-airport.com
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Services
Two efficient terminals
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/ Services
Terminal 1 (T1)
Terminal 1 was opened in 1992 and hosts all non-Star Alliance air
lines. Each of the 5 modules (A-E) has its own arrivals and departures
areas. With very short distances, Terminal 1 is tailor-made for the
needs of point-to-point traffic.
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Terminal 2 (T2)
Terminal 2 which was completed in 2003, is a joint venture between
Munich Airport and Lufthansa German Airlines, and the world’s first
airport terminal to be jointly planned, financed and operated by an
airport and an airline. It has become one of Europe’s fastest and
most efficient terminals and is specifically tailored for the needs of
transferring passengers.
By 2015 a new satellite terminal is scheduled for completion
offering space for an additional 11 million passengers per year.
The new facility will be linked to Terminal 2 via a fast underground
passenger transportation system. Passengers arriving or depart
ing through it will continue using the check-in, ticket desks and
the arrivals area in Terminal 2.
Basic information of the two terminals
Terminal 1: Orientation-friendly, modular structure, perfect
for point-to-point traffic.
Terminal 2: Europe’s newest transfer terminal for Lufthansa,
Star Alliance and code-share partners.
Minimum Connecting Time (MCT):
within Terminal 1
35 min.
within Terminal 2
30 min.
between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2
45 min.
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Service Centers
The following services are provided:
Location in Terminal 1,
Location in Terminal 2,
München Airport Center
level 03
¬bagagge storage
¬bagagge storage
¬coat check service
¬coat check service
¬deposit for third parties
¬wired internet stations
¬lost and found
¬access to shower unit
¬fax, scan and copy services
open from 5 am – 12 am
¬dry cleaning
¬ticket sale for public transport
and Lufthansa Airport Bus
(see pages 30/31)
¬wired internet point
(including b/w printer)
¬national calling cards
open 24-hours
Contact:
Phone +49 89 975 22 875
servicecenter@munich-airport.de
Shower facilities
Would you like to freshen up after a long day?
Visit our modern shower facilities in the München Airport Center*
or in Terminal 2 at the service center in the public area.
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*MAC next to the Service Center (for men) and next to the parking office
(for women). Service charge: € 15 incl. fresh towels and shower gel
Map of Munich Airport: see pages 50/51.
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Convenient services
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Accommodation booking services
For hotel information and bookings as well as ticket sales for city
tours and excursions to sights in Munich and the surrounding area,
visit the main information desk located in the München Airport
Center (MAC). Many hotels in the area offer direct shuttle services
to and from the airport (see pages 26/27).
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Orientation service
Internet access
Wired internet access is available in lounges, in both Service
Centers as well as in conference and meeting locations.
Wireless-LAN is available at all gates, in all lounges, the München
Airport Center (MAC), municon Conference Center and Kempinski
Hotel Airport München. It can be used free of charge for 30 min
utes a day. Additional time can be easily purchased by credit card
for € 4.95 per extra hour. Travelers are also able to use the inter
net free of charge at the following working stations:
Terminal 1, modules A – D, F, non-public area
Terminal 2, level 04, at gate G10, G16 and G40, non-public area
Terminal 2, level 05, at gate H32, non-public area
Meet and Assist
This Munich Airport service tailored for departing and arriving
international passengers and groups is available in 20 lan
guages. It includes meet and greet services, guidance through
customs, passport and security control, as well as escorts to
departure gates, lounges and transfer buses. Please note that
bookings must be made 48 hours or more in advance.
Phone +49 89 975 21 366
meetandassist@munich-airport.de
High-tech service through InfoGates
According to the motto »service nonstop«, passengers have a new
way of obtaining quick and detailed information at Munich Airport.
The InfoGates assist passengers in navigating through the airport
and provide quick and detailed information regarding shopping,
food & beverages and other services for travelers. The 12 InfoGate
counters and the 27 interactive InfoGate kiosks are positioned at
key locations throughout the terminal, helping passengers to find
their way quickly.
At the 12 InfoGate counters
passengers can talk virtually
with airport service staff:
Simply click a button to be
connected via videoconference
to helpful multilingual personnel
for real time dialogue on a lifesized screen. All information
and airport directions can even
be printed out. The quickest
way to your chosen destination
will be displayed on a map of
the airport on one of the 27
interactive InfoGate kiosks.
Distances, the estimated walk
ing and anticipated waiting time
at passport control and security
screening will also be computed.
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Lounges
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Lounges in Terminal 1
Air France KLM Lounge
Module D, level 05,
non-public area
Phone +49 89 975 91 118
For Air France, KLM Royal Dutch
Airlines and SkyTeam partners.
Open for everyone
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Recreation Areas
The airport offers Recreation Areas free of charge which are
available to all passengers. The area is divided into relaxation and
working zones. The relaxation area is equipped with comfortable
seats and couches for reading and resting, four nabcaps* (see
page 22) and monitors with the latest flight information. Special
lighting effects and decorative plants create a calm atmosphere.
The working area provides desks, chairs, free internet points and
power outlets.
Terminal 2, level 04, between gates G17 and G18, non-public area
Terminal 2, level 05, between gates H32 and H33, non-public area
* napcaps on level 04 at gate 06
Smoking Lounges
Munich Airport has installed three stylish and comfortable smoking
lounges in the security area of Terminal 2. These lounges are free
of charge and for everyone to use. An elaborate ventilation-system
prevents people outside from being exposed to smoke.
Atlantic Lounge
Module C, level 03,
non-public area
Phone +49 89 975 21 329
For passengers of several
airlines, Priority Pass members
and against payment (€ 29.75
incl. VAT)
British Airways Galleries
Lounge
Module B, level 05,
non-public area
Phone +49 89 975 91 304
For British Airways and One
world members.
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Emirates Lounge
Module C, level 05,
non-public area
Phone +49 89 975 92 537
For passengers of Emirates
Airlines.
Winston Lounges
Terminal 2, level 04, gate H16/H17, non-public area
Terminal 2, level 05, gate H31, non-public area
Camel Lounge
Terminal 2, level 05, gate H13, non-public area
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Camel Lounge
Europe Lounge
Module D, level 05,
non-public area
Phone +49 89 975 21 323
For passengers of several
airlines, Priority Pass members
and against payment (€ 29.75
incl. VAT)
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VIP WING
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Lounges in Terminal 2
Luxurious materials, warm colors and attractive seating arrangements make passengers feel welcome. The TV zones let
passengers choose between information and entertainment. For
busy travelers on the go, the lounges offer work areas with fax
machines, copiers, power outlets and wireless internet access.
The Lufthansa Senator Lounges even offer a bar with a barkeeper.
Exclusive shower facilities are available in all Lufthansa Lounges.
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/ VIP WING
A unique place for VIPs
Lufthansa First Class Lounge
Lufthansa First Class Lounge
Level 04 & level 05, non-public area
Lufthansa Senator Lounge
Lufthansa Business Class Lounge
In addition to eight lounges at Munich Airport, the exclusive VIP
WING caters to travelers with superior demands who are looking
for a tranquil, spacious area to relax or work. The exclusive wing
offers a bar and buffet area, quiet workspaces and offices, individual suites for resting, private showers as well as one equipped
conference suite. A personal attendant assists with check-in,
baggage handling, passport control, customs clearance and VAT
refunds. Limousine transfers to and from the aircraft and individual security check are also provided. Furthermore VIP guests
are welcome to enjoy the wing’s typical Bavarian beer garden and
an elegant smoking lounge. The VIP Services and Suites can be
booked independently, regardless of airline or booking class.
Terminal 1, module D south/E, level 04
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VIP Suite Neuschwanstein Castle
Lufthansa
Business Class
Lounge
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First Class Customers and HON Circle Members
The Lufthansa First Class Lounge invites HON Circle members and
First Class guests to enjoy the exclusive atmosphere of the à-lacarte gourmet restaurant, the bar area, the cigar lounge, work
units and luxurious bathrooms with Jacuzzis. Moreover, valet
parking and limousine services are also available. The First Class
Lounge extends over two levels with a total area of 860 sqm.
Contact:
Phone +49 89 975 21 333
Fax +49 89 975 21 336
E-mail vipwing@munich-airport.de
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Register for your travel agent commission at vipcorporate@munich-airport.de
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VIP services
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/ Conferences & events
Business facilities at Munich Airport
A short experience report
of Angela Geissler,
Munich Airport’s Account
Director North America:
Just imagine the comfort of arriving at an airport with no lines at
security checks and no hustle in the baggage claim area. Upon
landing at Munich Airport, a VIP WING staff member will meet and
transfer you to the VIP WING via an Audi A8. A dedicated immigra
tions officer will check your passport and within minutes you will
already be entering the lounge area. Once inside you can shower,
work in a private alcove, visit the bar and buffet, or order a meal.
It is also possible to reserve VIP Suite for total privacy for example
with a private bathroom, lounge and working area. You can choose
from four individually designed VIP Suites to make your stay most
comfortable. While you’re relaxing in your own VIP Suite or in the
Wing, your luggage will be picked up by a staff member, brought
to the VIP WING, and can even be transferred to your hotel directly.
Once you experience our VIP WING and service, you’ll never want to
travel any other way.
Searching for unique event or party venues, meeting facilities or
conference centers? Munich Airport offers a variety of venues for
events of all sizes. Whether you are planning a small presentation
or a large conference, space to accommodate up to 3,000 guests
is available. International flight connections, more than 30,000
parking spots and two rapid-transit rail stops onsite make the
airport the ideal location for successful events. Additional event
services such as technical support, security, medical care and
catering are also provided.
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municon conference center
The municon conference center is located only steps away from
your arriving flight between the airport’s two terminals on the top
floor of the München Airport Center (MAC). The center features
27 luxurious and bright conference rooms, many with spectacular
Alpine views, and a full range of services such as the latest in con
ference room technology, technical support and catering. The larg
est conference room can accommodate up to 200 people. Between
meeting sessions visit the center’s comfortably appointed lounges,
or enjoy a meal at Bella Vista, municon’s fine Italian restaurant.
Phone +49 89 975 93 200
www.municon.de
Pressed for time?
Have your meeting right in the security
area in the luxurious VIP WING. The room is
fully equipped and offers space for up to 10
people. For more information contact the
VIP WING (see pages 13/14).
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Event locations at
Munich Airport
München Airport Center (MAC)
The München Airport Center Forum is Europe’s largest outdoor
covered venue located right between Terminals 1 and 2. In addition
to showrooms, conference facilities, office services and a medical
center, it offers restaurants, cafés and shops. Throughout the year,
the MAC hosts a variety of extraordinary events like the European
Championship in Stationary Wave Riding in summer or the famous
Winter Market for passengers and locals alike. Technical support
and utilities such as power, water and media hook-ups are available.
MAC Lounge North
Enjoy the stylish and unique ambiance with 311 sqm for approxi
mately 100 people in the MAC Lounge North overlooking the vivid
heart of Munich Airport - the MAC-Forum.
Visitors Terrace
You can rent this wonderful space on the rooftop of Terminal 2
offering a fantastic panoramic view of the airport for exclusive
summer and open-air events (up to 500 people).
Hotels with conference
facilities
Kempinski Hotel Airport München
Kempinski Hotel Airport München is an exclusive location for hosting
conferences and banquets located directly at the airport between
Terminals 1 and 2. The architecture of the hotel is centered on its
steel and glass atrium which can host events for up to 1,200 guests.
The hotel offers a total of 30 conference and banquet facilities with
natural daylight and personal meeting concierge. Furthermore a
Business Center with secretary service and rental offices is avail
able. Skytrax voted the Kempinski Hotel Airport München as »Best
Airport Hotel in Europe« 2013.
Phone +49 89 978 20
www.kempinski.com/munichairport
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München Airport Center (MAC)
Contact for above locations:
Phone +49 89 975 34 332
cornelia.rossmann@munich-airport.de
www.airport-media-muc.com
Novotel München Airport
With 6 modern meeting rooms, the hotel provides an ideal setting
for conferences and seminars in an area up to 300 sqm. Addi
tionally there are two boardrooms on the 3rd floor, with access to
the panorama terrace and a view to the airport. The comfortable
set-up includes natural light, air conditioning, sound proof windows
and professional technical equipment including WiFi. The hotel
provides a meeting package including conference room, soft drinks,
WIFI, projector, lunch, 2 coffee breaks and an IHK (Chamber of
Commerce and industry) certified meeting manager.
Phone +49 89 970 51 30
www.novotel.com/6711
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Shopping
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Truly Bavarian
The shopping mall – Munich Airport offers endless shopping
opportunities for everyone in more than 150 exclusive shops – no
matter if you’re shopping for souvenirs or luxury items. All shops
are open seven days a week and do not charge higher prices than
their counterparts in Munich’s city center.
The shopping mall
Hugo Boss
Ready-to-wear clothing for men
and women, business fashion
and exquisite casual outfits are
available at the Hugo Boss store
in the MAC. The other stores
distribute men’s fashion only.
MAC, level 03, public area
Terminal 2, level 04 and level 05,
non-public area
Marc O’Polo
As all insiders know Marc O’Polo
epitomizes casual fashion for
men and women. Apart from
fashion, the store also stocks
shoes, bags, leather products
and accessories.
Terminal 2, level 04,
non-public area
Picard
Design: zeitgeist – finish: tradi
tional. This is the attitude behind
the perfectly crafted, high quali
ty bags produced by Picard
non-public area
Polo Ralph Lauren/Burberry
This store offers fashion for
women as well as shoes and
accessories of the traditional
brand Polo Ralph Lauren.
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Classics from the fashion label
Burberry such as the legendary
trench coat or accessories are
also available.
non-public area
René Lezard
Compose with style: Women’s
and men’s collection, accesso
ries, bags, shoes and fragrances.
non-public area
Salvatore Ferragamo
Exquisite bags and accessories
such as jewelry, sunglasses and
scarves.
non-public area
Strenesse
This is the only independent in
ternational designer brand from
Germany. Its success is based on
its stylish, innovative design.
After you are done with shop
ping why not treat yourself to a
glass of champagne and some
seafood at our Champagne Bar,
located in our Luxury Shopping
Area.
non-public area
Discover BAVARIA
The famous German beer mugs,
gingerbread hearts and more
traditional Bavarian souvenirs
are available here.
Terminal 1, module B, level 04,
public area
Terminal 2, level 04, public area
Dallmayr Feinkost
Dallmayr with its long standing
tradition offers Bavarian and
international delicatessen spe
cialties as well as the famous
Dallmayr coffee. The original
Dallmayr shop in Munich’s city
center is definitely worth a visit.
non-public area
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Insider tip:
Why not bring home some memorable Bavarian
treats from Munich Airport’s cult pub and brewery,
Airbräu? (see page 24)
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FC Bayern München Fan Shop
This spacious store offers 600
different articles for FC Bayern
fans to choose from.
MAC,
non-public area
Gift and souvenir shops
Deutsches Museum Shop
Kids and grown-ups alike will
love these extraordinary and
surprising products and toys.
CEDON
For design aficionados, CEDON
offers a cherry-picked selection
of extraordinary lifestyle prod
ucts: books, stationery, design
icons and travel accessories.
non-public area
i-Düpferl
Original gifts for every occasion
and home accessories, some
thing to suit everyone’s taste at
the always beautifully decorated
i-Düpferl store.
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Please find more information online at
www.munich-airport.com/shopping
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Get your refunds
All shops are subject to Value Added Tax (VAT). The VAT rate in
Germany is 19%. Passengers from Non-EU countries have the
opportunity to reclaim this tax on goods purchased in Germany
upon departure. Refunds are paid in cash or transferred onto the
credit card.
For check-in baggage
Check in at one of the counters and have your baggage labeled.
Proceed to the customs office with the baggage. Customs will
check your merchandise, stamp your receipts and handle your
baggage. With the stamped receipts, proceed to the Cash Refund
Desk to receive your refund.
For carry-on baggage
Check in and pass the security and passport control. Afterwards,
proceed to the customs office to have your merchandise checked.
With the stamped receipts, proceed to one of the Cash Refund
Desks to receive your refund.
VAT refund desks
Terminal 1, module B,
level 04, public area
Terminal 2,
level 04, public area and
level 05, non-public area
You can also get your refund
at the ReiseBank.
Munich Airport’s Shopping Guide lists all shops at the airport.
This brochure is available at all information counters and displays
throughout Terminals 1 and 2 and the MAC. It can also be ordered
via e-mail: marketing@munich-airport.de
Cash and customs
Money exchange and cash
Foreign currency can be exchanged at Munich Airport in banks,
at exchange offices and currency exchange machines. Cash
machines (ATMs) for Maestro Debit Cards or international credit
cards are also available. Fees vary depending on the card provider
companies.
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Import and export
Travelers may introduce goods free of duty from a third country
(Non-EU) into Germany on the condition that the goods are in
tended for private use and consumption.
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Maximum amounts:
Tobacco products:
¬ 200 cigarettes or
¬ 100 cigarillos or
¬ 50 cigars or
¬ 250 g tobacco for smoking or
¬ proportionate amounts of each
For further information
concerning customs
please log on to:
www.zoll.de
Alcohol and alcoholic beverages:
¬ 1 liter of spirits (over 22% vol.) or
¬ 2 liters of spirits (under 22% vol.) or
¬ proportionate amounts of each and
¬ 4 liters of non sparkling wines and
¬ 16 liters of beer
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All other goods are duty free up to a total value of € 430 per adult.
Travelers entering the EU from a third country or leaving the EU
for a third country with € 10,000 or more in cash are required to
make a written declaration. Declaration forms are available at the
customs offices.
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Body & soul
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Beauty
At Munich Airport the Minimum Connecting Time in Terminal 2
is 30 minutes. But certainly no one will regret having extra time
exploring the airport. It is Munich Airport’s intention to make
stopovers as comfortable and entertaining as possible.
Chi-Mas Institute/Mobile Massage
Relaxation
napcabs
Munich Airport has eight napcabs
within the transit area. These
sleeping cabins offer everything
travelers need: A space to rest
with a comfortable bed, a work
station with free internet access
and a flat screen TV. Charges will
be € 10 – 15 per hour with a
minimum time of two hours and
need to be paid by credit card.
Terminal 2, level 04, gate G06,
non-public area
Terminal 2, level 05, gate H32,
non-public area
www.napcabs.com
The Cosmetic Institute
An oasis of calmness and re
laxation located within the Duty
Free Shop. Both men and women
can enjoy cosmetic, facial and
body treatments, manicures and
a wide range of wellness options
for full body care.
non-public area
Brants Barber & Shop
An exclusive barber offering hair
cut, shave and manicure services
for men only.
non-public area
Classic Shoe Shine Service
non-public area
Sports
Chi-Mas Institute/Mobile Massage
Services offered are relaxing massage and acupressure.
Terminal 2, level 04, non-public area
Charge: from € 1 per minute
Kempinski Fit & Fly Spa
Enjoy the most relaxing time
out – right in the center of Munich
Airport. Escape the frantic pace
and strains of travel with the SPA
features including indoor pool,
whirlpool, steam bath, sauna
ladies and mixed, therapeutic and
wellness massages. Day use and
2-hour-tickets are available.
Phone +49 89 978 22 900
E-mail spa.munichairport@kempinski.com
Mon – Fri 7 am – 10 pm;
Sat – Sun and public holidays 8 am – 10 pm
Meditation
Two meditation and prayer rooms for all faiths are available.
MAC, Upper Gallery
Terminal 2, level 05, non-public area
Muslim prayer rooms are available at Terminal 1, module C
Bodystreet EMS Studio
The studio offers EMS (Electric Muscle Stimulation) training being
advertised as one of the world’s most efficient exercise concepts.
Phone +49 89 975 83 333
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With more than 45 restaurants and bars Munich Airport offers a
culinary connection to anywhere in the world and has recently
been awarded »World’s Best Airport for Dining« by Skytrax.
Restaurants
Airbräu
The world’s only airport brewery Airbräu has its own beer garden
surrounded by real chestnut trees. Next to the large brewing kettle,
guests can enjoy delicious Bavarian cuisine, freshly brewed beer
and traditional Bavarian coziness. The Zirbel- and Forumsstube
rooms are available for small
events. Adjacent is Airbräu Tenne,
which is available for all sorts of
events. Its subsidiary »Next to
heaven« is the perfect alternative
for transit passengers to enjoy
Bavarian hospitality.
MAC, level 03, public area or
non-public area
Il Mondo
The restaurant impresses with its culinary delights and exquisite
wines, as well as typical warm Italian service and a unique view to
the airport’s apron. One separate room for up to 35 people is avail
able for all sorts of events. The Il Mondo was also recently certified
as »Ospitalitá Italiana«.
Terminal 1, module B, level 06, public area
Hotels at the airport
An abundant range of comfortable hotels with quiet rooms are
available at and close to the airport. A last-minute hotel reservation service is provided at Munich Airport by the Information Desk
in the München Airport Center.
The German luxury five star hotel group Kempinski offers higher
quality than most airport hotels. Skytrax awarded the Kempinski Hotel
Airport München as »Best Airport Hotel in Europe« 2013. The hotel
is located next to the München Airport Center (MAC), just a few steps
away from both terminals. It has a range of 389 rooms and suites
which are comfortably equipped. The fit & fly SPA includes an indoor
pool, whirlpool, steam bath, sauna for ladies and mixed, 24/7 gym for
in-house guests as well as therapeutic and wellness massages.
Phone +49 89 978 20
www.kempinski.com/munichairport
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Leysieffer Restaurant & Bar (open 24-hours)
The restaurant offers a wide range of antipasti, fresh salads,
homemade cakes and ice cream. During the day, three open front
cooking stations offer a daily menu including Bavarian, Asian and
Italian dishes.
Mangostin Airport
Connoisseurs of Sushi- and
Thai-dishes will certainly get their
money’s worth. The restaurant
is able to host groups up to 200
people.
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Thanks to its ideal location within the airport grounds, you can
quickly reach both terminals and enjoy excellent transport links
to Freising, Munic’s city center and the exhibition center from his
»state-of-the-art« hotel. It offers 257 air-conditioned rooms with
WIFI and tea-/coffee-making facilities free of charge.
Phone +49 89 970 51 30
www.novotel.com/6711
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Location
Hotel
Contact Details
Hotels around the airport
Around Munich Airport there is a broad range of rooms and overnight accommodations of various price ranges. Below you will
find a short overview of the hotels in the airport area.
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Freising
Corbin Feng-Shui-Business Hotel
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www.corbin-hotel.de
Dorint Hotel Munich Airport Freising ****
www.hotel-muenchen-freising.dorint.com
Munich Airport Marriott Hotel
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www.marriott.de
Isar Hotel
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www.isarhotel.de
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Distance Shuttle
from the Service2
Airport
11 km
Yes
11 km
Yes
12 km
Yes
11 km
Yes
8 km
Yes
9 km
Yes
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8 km
Yes
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5 km
Yes
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4 km
Yes
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6 km
Yes
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4 km
Yes
20 km
No
Walpertskirchen
Hotel Hallnberg
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www.hotel-restaurant-hallnberg.de
24 km
Yes
Wartenburg
Schweiger’s Landgasthof
www.landhotel-schweigers.de
18 km
Yes
Hallbergmoos
Mövenpick Hotel München Airport
****
www.moevenpick-munich-apt.com
Airport-Hotel Regentpark
****
www.airport-hotel-regent.com
Oberding
Mercure Hotel
München Airport Aufkirchen
www.mercure.com
»Loden« Bar & Lounge Munich Airport Marriott Hotel
Location
Hotel
Contact Details
Eching
Golden Tulip Olymp www.goldentulipolymp.de
Category1
****
Erding
Hotel Erdinger Weißbräu
****
www.hotel-erdinger-weissbraeu.de
Hotel Henry
****
www.hotel-henry.de
Hotel Kastanienhof
****
www.kastanienhof-erding.de
Best Western Parkhotel Erding **** www.parkhotel-erding.de
Best Western Hotel
München - Airport ****
www.airport-muenchen.bestwestern.de
Victory Hotel Therme Erding
****/*
www.victory-hotel.de
(opening summer 2014)
Distance Shuttle
from the Service2
Airport
18 km
14 km
No
Yes
15 km
Yes
16 km
Yes
16 km
Yes
16 km
Yes
12 km
Yes
Schwaig
NH München Airport
www.nh-hotels.com
Holiday Inn Express Munich Airport
www.fmhos.com
Sheraton München Airport Hotel
www.sheratonmunichairport.com
Arcadia Hotel Munich Airport
www.arcadia-hotel.de
Unterschleißheim
Dolce Munich Unterschleissheim
www.dolcemunich.de
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Fees may apply
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Transportation
/ Transportation
A well-established road network
as well as bus and rapid-transit
rail services connect the airport
with Munich’s city center and its
surrounding area.
By car
Munich Airport is linked to motor
way A92. On the way to Munich’s
city center, change from motor
way A92 to A9 in the direction of
»München«. All roads are clearly
marked. Travel time is approx
imately 30 – 45 minutes for a
distance of 39 kms (24 miles).
On the road
Speed limits: (unless otherwise indicated) 50 km/h (30 mph)
within city limits and 100 km/h (62 mph) elsewhere.
Motorways (called Autobahn, indicated by an »A« and a number)
are toll free. No general speed limit applies – except permanent or
temporary limits due to weather conditions, volume of traffic, etc.
For journeys to Austria and Switzerland, a motorway vignette (road
toll sticker) is mandatory and can be purchased at gas stations.
Use of mobile phones while driving is permitted only with a handsfree set.
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Car rental service
The car rental center can be found in the München Airport Center
(MAC). The car rental pick-up and return area is conveniently
located in the parking garage P6 right next to the MAC.
Avis Budget
Phone +49 89 975 97 600
www.avis.com
Europcar
Phone +49 89 973 50 20
www.europcar.com
Enterprise
Phone +49 89 978 80 410
www.enterprise.com
Hertz
Phone +49 89 978 86 12
www.hertz.de
Sixt
www.sixt.com
Special Service:
SIXT Diamond Lounge
The SIXT Diamond Lounge
located in the Upper Gallery of
the MAC, invites SIXT status
clients to enjoy the exclusive
atmosphere of its bar area and
conference facilities. Friendly
staff members escort customers
to their rental cars parked right
outside the door.
Rent a Terstappen
plus rental cars of
Dollar and Thrifty
Phone +49 70 08 37 78 277
www.muenchen.terstappen.de
Main provider of roadside assistance:
ADAC, Phone +49 18 022 22 222
Gas stations at Munich Airport
If you need to return your rental car with a full tank of gas, just
stop by Agip or OMV located directly at the airport.
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For your GPS navigation system
You can use the following recommendations
to program any vehicle navigation system
and be confident of arriving at Munich Air
port. To get to the terminal area, enter the
following data: Street: Terminalstrasse;
Place: 85445 Oberding
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Let yourself be chauffeured
By limousine
A wide range of transfer and limousine service companies offer
road transportation to a large number of destinations in Bavaria
and Austria. For a list of chauffeur and limousine service compa
nies please refer to:
www.munich-airport.com > Getting to the airport
By bus
For all bus transfers and hotel shuttles please refer to:
www.munich-airport.com > Getting to the airport
By taxi
German taxis are cream-colored with a »Taxi«-sign on their roof.
They can be stopped in the streets, picked up at taxi queues or
booked over the phone. The fare is calculated by meters traveled.
For longer distances a fixed price can be negotiated.Approximate
fare from the airport to Munich’s city center: € 55 – 60; Journey
time approx. 40 min.
Phone +49 89 216 10
By rapid-transit rail (S-Bahn)
A large network of S-Bahn routes offers very good connections to
Munich’s city center and its surrounding area. S1 and S8 connect
the airport with the city of Munich. Trains depart approximately
every ten minutes reaching Munich Central Railway Station/Haupt
bahnhof (Hbf) within 40 minutes. The entrances to the rapid-tran
sit rail station are located in the München Airport Center (MAC).
Tickets for the train can be purchased at ticket machines or the
DB counter in the MAC.
The best ticket choices to Munich’s city center:
Airport-City-Day-Ticket:
Single day ticket: € 11.70
Partner day ticket: € 21.30
(ideal for groups of two to five adults)
These tickets are valid within Munich’s com
plete public transport network until 6 am the
following day.
Insider tip
The Lufthansa Airport Bus is the best connection to Munich North
(Schwabing) where many hotels are located. The second and final
stop is at Munich Central Railway Station/Hauptbahnhof (Hbf).
Complete travel time from Munich Airport is approximately 40
minutes. Departures are every 20 minutes between 6.25 am and
10.25 pm from Terminal 1/module A, Terminal 2 and the München
Airport Center (MAC).
One-way-ticket: € 10.50, Round-trip-ticket: € 17
www.airportbus-muenchen.de/en
Munich Airport DB Service counter hours
daily from 7.30 am – 10 pm
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Please note that all tickets (except of day tickets) must be validated at the beginning of every journey. Blue validation machines
are located at the entrance of rapid-transit rail stations or inside
buses and trams. The penalty for traveling without a valid ticket is
a fine of at least € 40.
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Taxi guide tours
Special taxis driven by certified tour guides allow a tailor-made
combination of transfer and sightseeing. Prices are calculated per
car (1 – 8 passengers).
www.taxi-guide-muenchen.de
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Traveling beyond Munich
Public transportation
within Munich
Taking bus, tram, S-Bahn and U-Bahn
Besides the S-Bahn
there is a very good network of U-Bahn
(underground rapid-transit rail), tram and bus routes within Mu
nich. U-Bahn stations can be recognized by this sign:
All tickets are intermodal and available from ticket machines or
service centers. Tickets for bus and tram service can also be pur
chased directly from the driver.
MVV Service Centers opening hours:
Central railway station/Hauptbahnhof (Hbf):
Mon – Fri 6.15 am – 6.30 pm
Sat – Sun 6.45 am – 3.30 pm
Marienplatz underground level:
Mon-Fri 9 am – 8 pm
Sat 9 am – 4 pm
The best ticket choices for Munich’s city center:
Single day ticket (inner district): € 6
Partner day ticket (inner district): € 11.20
(ideal for groups of two to five adults)
These tickets are valid within Munich’s inner public transport
network and can be used until 6 am of the following day.
Regional and long-distance trains
German trains are operated by Deutsche Bahn AG and other pri
vate transportation companies. Most regional and long distance
trains depart from Munich Central Railway Station/München
Hauptbahnhof (Hbf) and can be reached from Munich Airport via
S1 or S8 rapid-transit rail lines (S-Bahn). Within Bavaria there
is a dense railway network, allowing one to reach towns, regional
economic centers and neighboring countries such as Austria, the
Czech Republic, Italy or Switzerland by train. For smooth travel
without long waiting times, an hourly service with good connec
tions via regional and semi-fast (express) trains is provided. The
fastest and most comfortable train is the high-speed InterCity
Express (ICE). For a trip to south-eastern Bavaria, it is best to
travel with the S8 to Ostbahnhof to connect with the regional and
long-distance train network.
In Germany it is not necessary to book train travel in advance.
Simply purchase a ticket and board the train. When traveling with
the ICE however, it is recommended to make a seat reservation for
an additional charge.
Tickets can be purchased at DB ticket machines or in DB ticket
offices, which you can also find at Munich Airport.
Munich Airport DB Service counter hours
daily 7.30 am – 10 pm
MAC
For more information regarding public transportation in and
around Munich please log on to: www.mvv-muenchen.de/en
CityTourCard Munich
This ticket was especially designed for Munich visitors. It is not
only valid for public transportation in Munich, but also includes
discounts of up to 50% on over 30 attractions such as city tours,
bike rentals, sights, museums, theaters and restaurants. The
CityTourCard can be purchased at the MVV counter in the München
Airport Center (MAC) and at all ticket machines near S-Bahn,
U-Bahn, bus and tram stops.
For more information please refer to:
www.citytourcard-muenchen.com
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For ticket purchases online, time tables and further information
regarding train travel, please refer to: www.bahn.de
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Convention Bureau
Meet in Munich!
/ MICE business in
Munich & Bavaria
Perfect for conventions and incentives
Munich – the congress city
Munich, located in the center of Europe is one of the world’s most
beautiful and sought-after convention cities. Bavaria’s capital
successfully combines tradition with the vitality of a 21st century
high-tech location. Munich assumes the top position within Europe
in regards to technology, research, science and medicine.
Munich Convention Bureau
Professional • Creative • Flexible
The city offers a combination of architecture, from charming and
traditional to modern and visionary, and provides a rich scope of
opportunities for cultivating intellectual inspiration. The English
Garden with the Isar River located in the city center, the Upper
Bavarian lakes and the delightful countryside at the foothills of the
Alps, create a unique environment for sports and recreational ac
tivities. A superb range of event locations, a large variety of cultural,
artistic and culinary highlights together with the professionalism of
the conference sector, ensures a wealth of opportunities for staging
events of all magnitudes.
Munich Convention Bureau
It is the central contact point for all convention and meeting
planners as well as organizers. Extensive experience, professional
expertise, an unbiased approach and flexibility are just a few of the
qualities characterizing the Bureau.
tourismus.kongressbuero@muenchen.de
www.muenchen.de/kongresse
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www.muenchen.de/kongresse
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• Congress Hotels
• Event Locations
• Entertainment
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The first choice
ICM – International Congress Center Munich
The ICM is one of the most successful »state-of-the-art« conven
tion centers worldwide. With seating facilities accommodating up
to 6,000 people, flexible rooms and an exhibition space of some
8,000 sqm, it sets new standards for architecture, equipment,
infrastructure and service. With its location directly next to the
Munich Trade Fair Center, it satisfies all prerequisites for events of
any size, as it can be combined with the adjacent exhibition halls.
info@icm-muenchen.de
www.icm-muenchen.de
Special venues
for special occasions
Munich Trade Fair Center
This is one of Europe’s top trading centers and convention venues,
hosting approximately 40 industry-focused trade shows with
30,000 exhibitors from over 100 countries. Every year over two
million visitors from more than 200 countries take part in trade
shows in Munich.
newsline@messe-muenchen.de
www.messe-muenchen.de
M,O,C – a multifunctional event center
The exhibition center M,O,C is ideal for small and exclusive func
tions as well as for medium-sized and expanded events. It unique
ly combines the advantages of conference hotels and congress
centers with the functional structure of exhibition halls. It provides
a flexible room concept for individual event planning with approxi
mately 30,000 sqm of space. Every year over 150 trade shows and
events are hosted at the M,O,C, Event Center.
info@moc-muenchen.de
www.moc-muenchen.de
Munich for soccer fans
Germany’s most successful soccer team, FC Bayern, has won
almost every imaginable soccer award. You can watch the suc
cessful team play at the magnificent Allianz Arena. The entire
arena with a capacity of almost 70,000 visitors is surrounded by a
façade of inflated foil panels, which can be illuminated in red, blue
and white. Located between Munich City and Munich Airport, the
Allianz Arena is an ideal event location. A variety of restaurants, a
business club, a well-equipped press club, two exclusive Davidoff
VIP cigar lounges as well as 106 suites are available.
besucher@arena-one.com
www.allianz-arena.de
Munich for car fans
Germany with its modern Autobahns is not only a great place to
drive but also offers a long tradition of car manufacturing. Munich
is home to BMW with an ensemble of Munich landmarks right next
to the Olympic Park. Its most recent addition is BMW Welt, a styl
ish and futuristic building for personalized car delivery, partly open
to the public. It showcases the world of BMW, from automobile
and motorcycle innovations to new technologies and designs. The
flexible array of spatial options includes a Business Center and
Club with indoor and outdoor terraces, a 945 sqm multifunctional
auditorium for up to 700 people and truly breathtaking venues
like the Double Cone. Thanks to its world-famous architecture,
the exceptional range of events and the innovative, multi-faceted
exhibition and space concept the BMW Welt was named Germany’s
best design location in 2013 by the Location Awards.
infowelt@bmw-welt.com
www.bmw-welt.com
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Munich for beer fans
The »Munich Mix« of big-city-atmosphere, rural charm, art
treasures, traditions and high-tech helped the capital of Bavaria
become world renown. But what adds to the city’s popularity is the
special beverage that is associated with Munich throughout the
world: beer. Internationally, Munich is undoubtedly the number one
beer metropolis. Besides the Oktoberfest, one of Munich’s trade
mark events, there are many other opportunities to enjoy Munich’s
beer any time of the year. Munich’s famous beer cellars host up to
2,000 people (Löwenbräukeller). Their ever popular festive halls
can be booked exclusively.
www.augustinerkeller.de
www.gasthaus-alte-messe.de
www.hacker-pschorrbraeu.de
www.hofbraeuhaus.de
www.hofbraeukeller.de
www.loewenbraeukeller.com
www.nockherberg.com
Munich for music fans
Three world-class orchestras dominate the city’s classical music
scene: the Munich Philharmonic, the Bavarian State Orchestra and
the Symphony Orchestra of the Bavarian Broadcasting. In 1985,
the Munich Philharmonic was given its own location within the
Gasteig Arts Center. Besides the Philharmonie, one of Germany’s
largest concert halls with seating for 2,400 guests, several other
rooms can be rented out as well.
veranstaltungen@gasteig.de
www.gasteig.de
Munich for opera lovers
Ranking among the top five opera houses worldwide, the Bavarian
State Opera provides fascinating performances in a marvelous at
mosphere. Be enchanted by a live performance or catch a glimpse
behind the scenes during an exclusive backstage tour. These tours
will give interesting insights into the immense logistical complex
ity of a performance and the opera house’s architecture. A special
highlight is the opportunity to meet one of the staff members.
After describing their tasks, the work on stage and backstage, they
will be at your disposal to answer questions. Special tours with
focus on King Ludwig II and his patronage of Richard Wagner are
also available and offered in seven languages.
To bring your program full circle,
the tours can be combined with
a delicious three course menu
in the »brenner« restaurant
or with coffee and cake in the
afternoon.
Better informed than the other opera audiences…
… are participants of the Après Opera program. Start the eve
ning with an appetizer with other opera lovers and get to know
a dramaturge of the Bavarian State Opera. After your visit to
the opera, main course, dessert and animated conversations
about the experience will follow. All arising questions will be
answered so that nothing remains unclear.
For further information please contact:
Maria Gaul
Phone +49 89 218 51 007
tourismus@staatsoper.de
www.staatsoper.de/tours
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Germany’s top conference
destination
The Olympic Park – one of Munich’s landmarks
Constructed for the Summer Olympics in 1972, the Olympic Park
Munich continues to be a leisure and event center that is full of
life. With its outstanding architectural design, set masterfully in
a magnificent landscape on a terrain, approximately one million
square meters in size, the Olympic Park is not only a magnet for
tourists but also for locals. Its most remarkable highlight is the
almost 300 m Olympic Tower from which you can enjoy a breath
taking view of Munich, while dining at its revolving restaurant.
Munich’s Olympic Park is one of the most renowned event sites
worldwide. The Olympic Stadium has a maximum capacity of
75,000 people and the Olympic Hall almost 15,000 people, making
them the two largest event locations in and around Munich. There
are many more buildings, flexible rooms for rent and an experi
enced team onsite to plan and execute tailor-made events from 50
persons onwards.
event@olympiapark-muenchen.de
www.olympiapark-muenchen.de
Events at Bavarian castles
There are numerous, impressive rooms in Bavarian castles and
gardens that add a royal touch to every event. One example is
the »Kaisersaal«in the Munich Residence, suitable for banquets,
cocktail receptions, award ceremonies and other special events
accommodating up to 720 guests.
www.schloesser.bayern.de
Bavaria is clearly Germany’s top conference destination. Where
better to host a meeting or a conference than where others
spend their holidays? Enchanting countryside, art, culture and
a range of leisure activities all combined with Bavarian charm –
something to suit every business traveler. It has been proven that
motivation levels are directly related to one’s surroundings.
Gipfeltreffen® is Bavaria’s business tourism brand. All tourism
products offered by »Gipfeltreffen®« have a distinct Bavarian
flavor so that visitors are introduced to the diversity of each region
and the wide range of products offered. Bavarian venues include
breweries, royal surroundings, spas, mountains and the great
outdoors.
For further information please contact:
BAYERN TOURISMUS Marketing GmbH
tourismus@bayern.info
www.gipfeltreffen.by
One of many examples is Lake Tegernsee which is situated in a
sunny valley at the foot hills of the Alps in beautiful Bavaria.
Its close proximity to inspiring
historical cities such as Munich
and Salzburg makes it the per
fect destination for meetings
of any kind.
For further information please
contact:
info@tegernsee.com
en.tegernsee.de
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Incentive travel in Bavaria
Restaurant recommendations
Bavaria is not only Germany’s no. 1 holiday region, but a top
incentives destination as well. Its numerous sports and leisure
facilities coupled with Bavarian coziness make the region a perfect location for incentives.
Munich offers a full variety of cuisine from gourmet dishes to
traditional Bavarian food. To list them all would go beyond the
scope of this brochure. Here are two insider tips:
Bavaria’s attractive offerings range from medieval towns to met
ropolitan cities surrounded by picturesque landscapes. Whether
you’re interested in fairytale castles, impressive soccer arenas, art
treasures or outdoor activities, Bavaria offers something for every
one. For the adventurous, anything is possible: rafting, rappelling,
ballooning, paragliding, mountain bike and snowshoe hiking tours,
ski jump workshops, rallies in German cars and survival training.
For those who just want to relax, savor a first-class dinner at one
of 12 Munich restaurants with 1 – 3 Michelin stars. Or just spend
an evening in a cozy mountain lodge enjoying traditional Bavarian
cuisine and German beer.
www.muenchen.de
> City Hall > München Tourismus > Convention Bureau Munich
www.mmgevent.de
Peak experiences
A very special incentive offering
a view on four countries is
located on top of Germany’s
highest mountain Zugspitze.
The so called »igloo village«
offers overnights in igloos and
several other activities like
building one or more traditional
igloos block by block with the
help of teamwork. Afterwards
the teams have the chance to
spend the night in their igloo.
There are more events available
such as guided snowshoeing
trips or a barbecue in an igloo.
The igloo village offers houses
for up to 120 people, including
a whirlpool (weather permitting),
the »Sonn-Alpin« restaurant
and an igloo bar.
For further information please
contact:
info@iglu-dorf.com
www.iglu-dorf.com/en
Maria Krieger, Bavarian Beer Queen in 2013 recommends:
One of my favorite breweries in Munich is the traditional Weisse
Bräuhaus which is centrally located adjacent to Marienplatz. The
Bräuhaus brews a very fine Munich Weissbier, Schneider Weisse,
a dark »hefeweizen« beer. Enjoy a Bavarian meal and choose from
different types of wheat beer.
The owner Georg VI pairs his per
sonal wheat beer favorites with
different meals. You’ll always
find good company here such as
students, business people and
locals of Munich. The Weisse
Bräuhaus is the ideal restaurant
to experience genuine Bavarian
atmosphere.
Tal 7, 80331 Munich, Phone +49 89 290 13 80
www.weisses-brauhaus.de
Tips in restaurants
Meal and drink prices already include tax and service. If you
are satisfied with the service, it is customary to round up the
bill with a tip of 5% to 10%.
In summer the China Moon Roof Terrace at the Mandarin Oriental
is one of Munich’s best-kept secrets. Choose from Asian, Mediter
ranean and Arabic delicacies or simply sip a cocktail while enjoying
the amazing view high above the
old town section of Munich up to
the Alps. An online reservation is
possible and recommended.
Neuturmstrasse 1, 80331 Munich,
Phone +49 89 290 980
www.mandarin-oriental.com/
munich
Munich’s nightlife has a lot to offer. Visit Sonnenstraße which is
famous for clubbing right in the center of Munich. Other options
are the nightlife complex Kultfabrik and Optimolwerke or the area
around Münchner Freiheit in Schwabing which is home to swanky
jazz clubs and dance clubs.
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Florian Pötsch,
Head of Travel Industry- and
Hub-Marketing at Munich
Airport recommends:
Sheraton Munich Arabellapark Hotel
Recover after a long day of meetings at the Sheraton Munich
Arabellapark, located in walking distance to the famous English
Garden and just a few minutes from the city center by under
ground train.
Hotel recommendations
Thomas Kube,
Head of Marketing
and Traffic Support
at Munich Airport
recommends:
Hotel Bayerischer Hof
Whether you are traveling on business or just taking a short break,
the five star Hotel Bayerischer Hof reflects the perfect combina
tion of traditional and modern requirements. Located in a quiet
neighborhood, right in the heart of Munich, you can reach the
famous Maximiliansstraße and Theatinerstraße with its popular
city quarter »Fünf Höfe« within walking distance. In case you
would like to treat yourself to some fine dining, you should try the
Atelier restaurant whose Chef Steffen Mezger has been awarded a
Michelin star recently. After a long day of meetings or sight-seeing
the Blue Spa wellness area with its magnificent view from the pool
over the whole of Munich will help you to unwind. Moreover you
should discover the hotel’s very own theatre, experience the latest
movies from comfortable lounge sofas in the in-house cinema or
enjoy live bands performing every evening at the Jazz Club inter
national.
Promenadeplatz 2 - 6, 80333 München
Phone +49 89 212 00
www.bayerischerhof.de
Visit the hotel’s spectacular wellness and fitness area on the 22nd
and 23rd floors with breathtaking views of the city and the Alps. Re
lax in the newly-refurbished wellness area’s soothing steam bath
and Finnish Sauna. The hotel boasts a huge pool with a cascading
waterfall as well as a Sheraton Fitness Center by Core Perfor
mance open 24 hours a day with the most current equipment.
Designed keeping comfort in mind, 446 spacious guest rooms
and suites offer the Sheraton Sweet Sleeper® Bed, Canadian ma
ple furnishings, and High Speed Internet Access. If you’re planning
meetings or events in Munich, the Sheraton Arabellapark with its
sister hotel, The Westin Grand Munich is the perfect venue with 33
function spaces for up to 1,000 guests.
Arabellastraße 5, 81925 München
Phone +49 89 923 20
www.sheratonarabellapark.com
Helpful links:
A complete overview of hotels in Munich:
www.muenchen.de/int/en > hotels, accommodation
25 hotels of the Four and Five Star Category:
www.munich-hotel-alliance.de
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/ Recreation
after business
Discoveries for layovers of several hours
Freising
One of the oldest settlements in Bavaria, Freising, which gained
importance by becoming a major religious center in the early
Middle Ages, can be reached by bus in only 20 minutes. It is home
to Weihenstephan, the oldest working brewery in the world where
you can enjoy views of the old town of Freising as well as the city
of Munich, Munich Airport and the distant Alps. To benefit from
the wonderful panoramic view of the town visit the Domberg with
its cathedral on top of the hill. Freising remains a typical Bavarian
city: cozy and friendly with a busy marketplace.
For more information about the brewery please refer to:
www.brauerei-weihenstephan.de
Thermenwelt Erding
Leave your burdens behind and explore different areas of Europe’s
largest Hot Water Spa Complex such as the sauna section or the
tropical section. If you are looking for more action try the largest
water slides in all of Europe. In summer 2014 the Victory Hotel, a
remake of the sailing vessel of Admiral Lord Nelson located right
on premises of the Therme will open. The Spa complex can be
reached via taxi or shuttle.
www.therme-erding.de
www.victory-hotel.de
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Flugwerft Schleißheim
The »Flugwerft« Schleißheim in Oberschleißheim, reachable with
the S1 from Munich Airport, is a museum located on one of the
oldest aerodromes in Germany. Some 60 aircraft and helicopter
are on display, as well as an exhibition illustrating the development
of aviation and space travel.
www.deutsches-museum.de/flugwerft
Munich experience
In Munich, old meets new, past meets present and future, modern
blends harmoniously with traditional, bits and bytes with beer,
business and leisure. There’s never a shortage of sights to see or
activities to engage in. Shop til you drop in one of Germany’s larg
est pedestrian zones at the Kaufingerstraße or visit the Viktualien
markt. Munich’s oldest and most picturesque market offers a great
variety of fresh food and delicacies. The fastest way to experience
Munich is to have a so called taxi guide tour. For more information
see page 31.
To reach the City Center, take the S8 or the S1
from Munich Airport to Marienplatz.
See the city map on pages 52/53.
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Landshut
Landshut is a city that captivates again and again. The city offers
a lively picturesque boulevard and romantic charming side streets.
There are new things to discover with every step such as historical
buildings and modern art. St. Martin’s Church along with Trausnitz
Castle are the most important landmarks of Landshut. The Brick
Gothic church is the tallest in Bavaria made without steel supports,
and is 130.6 meters high.
Castle Trausnitz
The castle was established in Landshut as a seat of the Wittels
bacher family in 1204 by Duke Ludwig I of Bavaria. The castle
can be recognized by its impressive medieval fortifications like
the high Wittelsbacher Tower or the castle chapel with its distin
guished sculptural decoration and is definitely worth a visit. The
best view in town of the Isar River can be enjoyed standing next
to the Wittelsbacher Tower along the castle walls.
www.burg-trausnitz.de
Munich Airport’s Stopover Guide…
… presents further attractions at Munich Airport, its surround
ings and Munich itself. Available at all information counters
and throughout terminals or can be downloaded at
www.munich-airport.de/viamuc
Did you know…
… that Lake Starnberg, one of the most popular holiday destina
tions of Bavaria, is only a one hour drive from Munich Airport? And
it’s so easy to get there from the airport – Choose from various
modes of transportation: rapid-transit rail, bus or car. Walk along
one of many alpine nature trails around the lake or simply enjoy
breathtaking views of the turquoise green lake, lush pastures and
mountain peaks.
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Short Walking Tour
01 City Hall (Rathaus)
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Frauenkirche
03 Fünf Höfe
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Theatinerkirche
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Residenz/Opera
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Hofbräuhaus
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Viktualienmarkt
08 Alter Peter
Further Attractions
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English Garden
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Olympic Park
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Deutsches Museum
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BMW Welt/
BMW Museum
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Allianz Arena
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Photo copyrights:
Allianz Arena/Ducke, B.
BAYERN TOURISMUS Marketing GmbH
Bayerische Staatsoper/Hösl, W.
Bayerischer Brauerbund
Hotel Bayerischer Hof
DB Mobility Logistics GmbH
Dörfler, E.
Flughafen München GmbH
Fotolia Bildagentur
Gasteig München GmbH/Eisinger, Petra
www.iglu-dorf.com
Kammeter, M.
Köpke, H.
Löwenbräukeller Gastronomie GmbH
Mandarin Oriental
Munich Airport Marriott Hotel
municon Conference Center
München Tourismus/Reiter, C;
Schmitt, C.L.; Sterflinger, R.
MVG – U-Bahn, Bus und Tram
für München
Olympiapark München GmbH
Sixt GmbH & Co. Autovermietung KG
Sheraton München Arabellapark Hotel
Svenni – Fotolia.com
Starnberger Fünf-Seen-Land
Tegernseer Tal Tourismus GmbH
Therme Erding
Tourismusverband Ostbayern e.V.
Touristinformation Freising/B. Gleixner
Verkehrsverein Landshut e.V.
Zoll
Holders of rights not listed, please
contact us. All dates are subject to
alteration. Information provided
without guarantee.
When big city excitement meets the calm and care of a Westin,
you get the best of both worlds. Discover a perfect meeting and
event place, at the easy-to-reach Arabellapark. munich’s city
center is within ten minutes’ reach by subway. Whether you
are planning a successful conference or a small meeting –
the Westin Grand munich offers 18 different room options
with state-of-the-art technology, plus 629 guest rooms
and suites for your comfort.
The Sheraton munich Arabellapark is located opposite.
both hotels offer a large conference center with 2 ballrooms,
33 conference rooms and 1,073 guest rooms. choose between
4 restaurants and 2 bars. Go on a culinary tour, from
local bavarian specialties and grill variations
to the best of pan-Asian cuisine.
elevate your engergy level at the WestinWoRkouT® and
get back to yourself at the Westin Arabella Spa on 1,500 m2.
Learn more about the Westin Grand munich
WestinGrandmunich.com
Published by:
Munich Airport
Marketing Incoming Tourism and Business Travel
Sabine Ostermair
P.O. Box 23 17 55
85326 Munich
Phone +49 89 975 33 142
Fax +49 89 975 33 106
E-mail marketing@munich-airport.de
Contributors:
Angela Geissler
Eva Peter
Concept and design:
parole GmbH, Munich
Production:
Gotteswinter & Aumaier GmbH
Status: January 2014
©2010–2013 Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Preferred Guest, SPG, Westin and their logos
are the trademarks of Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc., or its affiliates.
Munich Airport
P.O. Box 23 17 55
85326 Munich
Germany
Phone +49 89 975 00
fax: +49 89 975 33 106
marketing@munich-airport.de
CRS:
Amadeus: GG APT MUC
Galileo: N*/MUC
Sabre: CRMUC
International Representation Offices:
North America
Los Angeles, USA
Mrs. Angela Geissler
angela.geissler@munich-airport.us
Thailand
c/o Pacific Leisure Group
Mr. Eckard Kremer
munich-airport@plt.co.th
Korea
c/o Aviareps Marketing Garden
Mrs. Kate Lee
klee@aviareps.com
www.munich-airport.com/viamuc

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