Munich City Pass

The Munich City Pass offers free admission to over 40 top attractions in Munich, including Nymphenburg Palace, the German Museum, and the Residenz Museum. Additionally, a hop-on-hop-off city tour is included.

Optionally, you can add a public transport ticket for subway, bus, tram, S-Bahn, and regional trains. Furthermore, you benefit from partner discounts at numerous restaurants, shops, and tour operators.

A separate activation is not required – your City Pass will automatically be activated on the date you specified when booking. When purchasing, you choose a validity period between 1 and 5 consecutive days.

Simply show your digital City Pass on your smartphone at the respective attraction. We recommend saving screenshots of your QR codes in advance so you're ready to go even offline.

Each attraction included in the City Pass can be visited once for free during the validity period. Multiple visits to the same attraction with the same City Pass are not possible.

The public transport ticket is an optional add-on to the Munich City Pass. When purchasing, you can choose between Zone M (Munich city area) and entire network Zone M–6 (including airport, Lake Starnberg, and Dachau).

With the ticket, you can use subway, S-Bahn, tram, bus, and regional trains within the selected zone unlimited. You can check the appropriate zone in advance on the MVG website.

Yes, at some attractions you benefit from priority entry. For example, you get Fast Lane access at the German Museum and the FC Bayern Museum in the Allianz Arena.

At other attractions, you still have to queue regularly but save on admission. You can find detailed information directly at each attraction on the website or in your digital City Pass.

Yes, the Munich City Pass offers different prices depending on age group: Adults (from 18 years), Youth (15–17 years) and Children (6–14 years). The decisive factor is the age at the time of visit, not at the time of purchase.

Children under 6 years usually do not need their own pass, as many attractions offer free admission for this age group anyway. There are no additional special discounts for seniors, students, or pupils.

You receive your Munich City Pass directly after booking via email – usually within a few minutes. The included link takes you to your digital pass with all QR codes.

Alternatively, you can also purchase the pass on-site at the tourist information in the town hall or at selected MVV ticket machines. For online purchases, we recommend taking screenshots of the most important tickets in advance.

Yes, cancellation is generally possible up to 24 hours before the first validity day. You can find an overview of cancellation costs in the general terms and conditions.

A partial refund for unused attractions is not possible, as the City Pass is calculated as a complete package. An extension or pause of the pass is also not provided.

Since the City Pass is digital, losing it is not a problem. Contact customer service, and the link to your digital pass will be sent to you again on another device.

You can reach support via the contact form on the website or by email at [email protected].

No, the Munich City Pass is person-specific and cannot be transferred to other people. Each person receives their own QR code. Attractions sometimes check this on-site – you may need to additionally show identification.

However, you can order passes for other people (e.g., family members) when purchasing – simply enter the names of your fellow travelers during the booking process.

The Munich Card is a discount card: You get discounts at attractions and free public transport. However, you still have to buy individual admission tickets.

The Munich City Pass, on the other hand, already includes free admission to over 40 attractions at no additional cost and offers Fast Lane benefits. The public transport ticket can be optionally added.