Transferência de carro particular de Stuttgart para Munich
em 2 h 30 min
por assento
confortável
Informações da Viagem
Partida
O seu motorista irá encontrá-lo no seu endereço em Stuttgart.
- Serviço porta-a-porta
- Ajuda com a sua bagagem
Viagem
Você viajará com conforto por 2 h 30 min.
- Passeio turístico opcional
- Carro limpo e confortável
- Motorista profissional
- Água engarrafada
- Assentos infantis
- Preparado para pessoas com deficiência.
- Proibido fumar
- Aceita animais de estimação
Destino
O seu motorista irá deixá-lo no seu endereço em Munich.
- Serviço porta-a-porta
- Ajuda com a sua bagagem
Overview: car trip from Stuttgart to Munich
The car trip from Stuttgart to Munich takes just 2.5 hours, and with a private driving service, you can make the most of the transfer by stopping en route to visit fascinating historical sites you might otherwise miss.
Consider a visit to the intricate Neo-Gothic Lichtenstein Castle, named after the romantic novel by Wilhelm Hauff. The site has a storied past that visitors can learn about while roaming its well-preserved interior and enjoying the incredible views across the valley below. This castle tends to be less crowded than some of the larger establishments in Germany, making it an excellent choice for a stopover (especially for lunch in the castle’s own restaurant!)
Or, you may choose to stop at Augsburg for its Rococo monuments or at Hohle Fels cave for a glimpse of Germany’s natural wonder.
However you approach the journey, a Daytrip private car transfer will get you to Munich safely and comfortably with seamless door-to-door service.
About Munich
After your Stuttgart to Munich transfer, you will find yourself in an artistic and historical hub with plenty of exciting opportunities for travelers. Munich is an iconic feature of Germany for beer lovers and history buffs alike. The capital of the Free State of Bavaria, Munich is one of the most visited places in Germany - particularly during Oktoberfest.
The vibrant, bustling city is home to a range of historical landmarks and cultural attractions, as well as art studios and museums celebrating German heritage. Munich is, of course, most famous for its beer culture, with its oldest beer hall, Hofbrauhaus, serving drinks since 1589 and seeing visits from famous figures throughout history (including Mozart). There are a variety of taverns and pubs for every taste, alongside restaurants serving up classic German fare such as pretzels and pork dishes.
The city’s Oktoberfest celebrations are also the biggest in the world, attended by an estimated 6 million people each year. The festivities involve carnival attractions, plenty of street food, and, of course, beer by the liter.
Outside of the festival, Munich is home to attractions such as the English Garden, one of the world’s largest parks, which hosts a beer garden, water activities, and artistic performances throughout the year. There is also the stunning Marienplatz and its promenade or Olympia Park (which offers ice skating in the cooler months!).
Come to Munich for the incredible beer scene, and stay for the many opportunities to mingle with the friendly locals and learn more about German history, art, and folklore.
From Stuttgart to Munich: travel tips
A few considerations for your trip from Stuttgart to Munich will help you have the best time possible on the journey and upon your arrival in Munich.
Choose a Private Transfer
For the fastest and most convenient trip to Munich, you should opt for a Daytrip private driving transfer. This offers the most flexibility in booking and the most comfortable and efficient journey possible, with a friendly English-speaking driver and customizable pickup and dropoff locations in both cities.
Stop to see the sights
In order to make the most of your travel day from Stuttgart to Munich, it is worth stopping along the way to see sights such as Lichtenstein Castle or Augsburg. With a Daytrip transfer, you can customize your itinerary and pick out the stops that you most want to see, turning your simple transfer into an exciting sightseeing tour!
How to get from Stuttgart to Munich
There are a few options for covering the distance from Stuttgart to Munich, including both private and public transportation, depending on your time constraints and budget. The most convenient option for many people is to take a private driving transfer, while the least feasible tends to be flights (given the high costs and time commitments required).
Trains from Stuttgart to Munich
One of the fastest ways to get from Stuttgart to Munich is with a train route, the #11 Train has a travel time of just under 2 hours. Tickets cost around $45-90 (€42-84) per person. A night train along this route (#87) takes almost 2.5 hours but generally offers cheaper tickets at around $50 (€46).
Buses from Stuttgart to Munich
The bus routes from Stuttgart to Munich take longer to traverse the distance, with a travel time between 3 hours and 15 minutes and almost 4 hours, depending on the route. The fastest bus option tends to be by FlixBus, and tickets cost around $19-27 (€18-25).
Flights from Stuttgart to Munich
There are direct flights from Stuttgart to Munich, with a travel time of about 3 hours. This is by far the most expensive option, ranging from $114-316 (€106-295). Keep in mind that you will need to arrive at the airport well in advance of your departure time and that you will need to factor in transportation to and from the airports in either city. Ultimately, because the distance is so short, this option is more costly and time-consuming than it is worth.
Private transfers from Stuttgart to Munich
With Daytrip, your private car transfer from Stuttgart to Munich gets you door-to-door in around 2.5 hours and starts at just $78 (€73) per person. This is the best option for travelers seeking maximum comfort and flexibility or for those with accessibility needs or more luggage that could be uncomfortable when navigating public transport.
Things to do when you get to Munich
After your Stuttgart to Munich transfer, you can look forward to the wealth of activities offered by this vibrant, friendly city. From the many beer halls to the different outdoor parks, Munich has something for everyone.
Get a beer at Hofbrauhaus
The oldest and perhaps the most well-known brew house in Munich is the Hofbrauhaus, which gives visitors a taste of traditional German beer halls. The interior is decorated with classical folk art, and the property includes a ballroom for dancing and an Inn garden to enjoy your beer on the sunniest days.
There are a variety of traditionally brewed beers on tap, and while here you can learn a bit about the history of beer and the brewing arts in Germany, as the site used to be a brewery itself.
Visit the Hellabrunn Zoo
One of the best family-friendly attractions in Munich is the Hellabrunn Zoo, home to over 500 animal species with exhibits featuring environments from 5 continents. The zoo sits on just under 100 acres of land and includes a diverse aquarium as well as a few food options on-site.
Tour the New Town Hall
The New Town Hall is the center of politics in Munich and is recognizable for its intricate spires. The main tower also includes an observation deck, offering panoramic views across the city from high above. The balcony also happens to be where the Bayern Football Club stands to greet their fans and celebrate after big game wins.
See the Munich Residence
The Munich Residence, also known as the Bavarian Palace, is an elaborate royal complex and is the largest palace standing in any German city center. The richly decorated interior features vaulted ceilings with intricate murals and incredibly detailed paintings lining the walls. It is best to buy tickets for your tour of the palace in advance, as they can sometimes sell out or become very crowded during peak tourism season.
When is the best time to visit Munich?
As you plan your travel from Stuttgart to Munich, it is important to consider the best time of year for your trip’s priorities. If you are not planning to attend the Oktoberfest celebrations, it may be worth avoiding the end of September through early October, as crowds and costs will both be up due to the influx of tourism in Munich.
For similarly mild weather without the festivities, consider the spring shoulder season from March to June. Or, if you can handle a bit of a crowd and colder weather, visit in December to witness one of Europe’s best Christmas markets and all of the festive season’s delights.
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Crianças
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Animais de estimação
Animais de estimação são permitidos (e amados)! Só precisamos saber com antecedência. Você pode nos informar sobre eles na próxima fase da reserva.
Gorjetas
A gorjeta não está incluída nem é obrigatória, mas se você realmente gostou da sua viagem, pode mostrar sua apreciação ao motorista com uma gorjeta opcional (10% é suficiente).
Bagagem
- Bagagem grande
- 29x21x11 polegadas
- 74x53x28 cm
- Bagagem pequena
- 22x14x9 polegadas
- 56x36x23 cm
Cada passageiro pode levar uma mala despachada e uma bagagem de mão. Se estiver viajando com mais malas ou bagagem de tamanho grande, você pode ajustar isso durante a reserva.
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