Munich City Pass

About us

munich-citypass.com is an independent guide to the Munich City Pass. The pass covers admission in full at over 40 attractions, adds the hop-on hop-off city tour, and at some venues lets you past the queue. It is issued by Munich Tourism and produced and sold by Turbopass. The pass runs for one to five days, and the public transport ticket is an option rather than a fixed ingredient.

We show what the pass includes and costs, which attractions are covered and which well-known sights are missing. We also say when it does not pay off, on short stays or on trips with little museum time, and when the Munich Card, the issuer's discount card, is the better choice. What we publish is checked against the pages of the issuer and the distributor.

What this site is not

munich-citypass.com is an independent guide. We are neither Munich Tourism nor Turbopass. We are not a general Munich travel guide or a hotel portal: accommodation, restaurants and single tickets unrelated to the pass are deliberately out of scope, and so are passes from other providers. We do not sell the pass ourselves: bookings are completed with our partner Turbopass, and their current prices, availability and terms apply.

Further information

Key facts

Website
munich-citypass.com, independent info and booking site for the Munich City Pass
Subject
Munich City Pass, the official guest card with free admission to over 40 attractions
Card issuer
Munich Tourism (City of Munich); produced and distributed by Turbopass
Booking
via our booking partner Turbopass; their current prices, availability and terms apply
Languages
19 language versions, English is the primary edition
Content
what the City Pass includes and costs, included attractions, the public transport option, how it differs from the Munich Card, FAQ