Residenz Museum
The Wittelsbachs' city palace with its state rooms and the Treasury, both discounted with the Card.
Munich Card
Discounts at over 60 partners: Residenz, Nymphenburg, Deutsches Museum and more
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The Munich Card is Munich's discount card: reduced admission at over 60 museums, palaces, tours, restaurants and shops. You can add an MVV ticket for Zone M (the city area) or the full M-6 network including the airport. Available for 1 to 5 days, sent digitally by email.
Tickets & prices
- 24 Stunden €16.90
- 2 Tage Beliebt €24.90
- 3 Tage €29.90
- 4 Tage €34.90
- 5 Tage €40.90
Duration, date & travellers are chosen in the next step at Turbopass.
- 60+ discount partners
- Instant email delivery
from €16.90
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All the benefits at a glance
If you're planning several museums, palaces or a city tour in Munich, the Munich Card gets you lower prices at the ticket desk and, if you like, unlimited travel by bus and train.
Discounts at over 60 partners
Reduced admission at over 60 partners, from the Residenz and the Pinakothek galleries to the Deutsches Museum, plus tours and shops.
Public transport optional
Add an MVV ticket for the U-Bahn, S-Bahn, tram, bus and regional trains, in Zone M or the full M-6 network including the airport.
1 to 5 days
Valid for 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 consecutive days from the start date you choose when booking.
Group ticket for up to 5
The group ticket covers up to 5 people, with two children aged 6 to 14 counting as one person.
How it works
Your Munich Card in 4 steps
The Card is digital and valid from the start date you set when you buy it.
- 1
Choose your option
Choose the duration, start date and travellers, and add the MVV ticket if you need it. You'll need the names and dates of birth of everyone travelling. - 2
Get it digitally
After payment the Card arrives by email, with a QR code for your phone. The MVV ticket appears within a few minutes. - 3
Valid from the start date
The Card is valid from the start date you booked, for the chosen number of consecutive days. - 4
Show it and save
Show the Card at the ticket desk before you pay and get the discounted price. You usually don't need to book ahead.
Highlights
Where the Munich Card gets you a discount
A selection of the over 60 partners where the Card gets you in for less:
Nymphenburg Palace
Summer palace with its park, the Marstallmuseum and the park pavilions, all discounted with the Card.
Deutsches Museum
Museum of science and technology on Museum Island; the Verkehrszentrum and Flugwerft Schleißheim branches are partners too.
Alte Pinakothek
Old Masters in the Kunstareal art district; the Pinakothek der Moderne and Museum Brandhorst are partners as well.
Cathedral tower climb
Up the Frauenkirche tower for a view over the Old Town, for less with the Card.
FC Bayern Museum
The history of FC Bayern at the Allianz Arena, discounted with the Card.
Plus hop-on hop-off tours, the New Town Hall tower, the Bavarian National Museum, the Lenbachhaus, Bavaria Filmstadt, day trips and more. You get the discount once at each partner while the Card is valid.
Add an MVV ticket if you need one
With the MVV ticket you travel on the U-Bahn, S-Bahn, tram, bus and regional trains for as long as the Card is valid, in Zone M within the city or across the full M-6 network to the airport, Lake Starnberg and Dachau.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the Munich Card
What's included in the Munich Card? +
The Munich Card is a discount card: you pay a reduced price at over 60 partners, including the Residenz Museum, Nymphenburg Palace, the Deutsches Museum and the Alte Pinakothek, plus tours, restaurants and shops. An MVV ticket for public transport can be added as an option.
Is public transport included in the Munich Card? +
Only if you add it. When you buy, you choose the Card with or without an MVV ticket, for Zone M (the city area) or the full M-6 network including the airport. The ticket covers the U-Bahn, S-Bahn, tram, bus and regional trains.
When does the Card start and how long is it valid? +
The Card is valid from the start date you enter when booking, for 1 to 5 consecutive days. It's sent to you by email, and you show the QR code on your phone at the ticket desk.
What's the difference between the Munich Card and the Munich City Pass? +
The Munich Card gets you a discount: you buy your ticket at the desk yourself and pay less. The Munich City Pass is a separate product where admission to many attractions is already included in the price. The Card suits you if you're visiting a few chosen attractions or mainly need public transport.
See Munich for less
Choose your duration, add the MVV ticket if you need it and get the Card digitally by email.