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Transfert en voiture privée de Aéroport de Munich à Salzbourg

187km
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Transfert privé en 2 heures

187km
Aller simple
À partir de 60 € par personne
Fiable par plus de 2 millions de voyageurs heureux dans 130 pays
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Service porte-Ă -porte

Prise en charge et dépose à n'importe quelle adresse

Suivi de vol inclus

"Votre chauffeur attendra si votre vol est retardé"

Chauffeur professionnel anglophone

Expert local, pleinement licencié et assuré

Véhicule propre et climatisé

Trajet confortable avec contrĂŽle climatique

Annulation gratuite

Annulez jusqu'à 24 heures avant le départ

Bagages inclus

1 valise et 1 bagage Ă  main par passager

Votre voyage en un coup d'Ɠil

2 heures
187km
Chauffeur privé
Prise en charge

Votre chauffeur vous retrouvera à votre adresse à Aéroport de Munich.

Aide avec vos bagages
Voyage

Vous voyagerez confortablement pendant 2 heures.

Non-fumeur
SiĂšges enfants
Animaux acceptés
Climatisation
Voiture propre et confortable
Accessible
Annulation gratuite
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Mémorial de Dachau

Schliersee

Salzbourg

Votre chauffeur vous déposera à votre adresse à Salzbourg.

Service porte-Ă -porte
Distance totale↔ 187 km
Temps estimé2 heures

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  • SiĂšges enfants disponibles sur demande
  • Voyage acceptĂ© par les animaux
  • 1 bagage enregistrĂ© + 1 bagage Ă  main par passager
  • Des bagages supplĂ©mentaires ou encombrants peuvent ĂȘtre ajoutĂ©s
  • Paiement flexible: carte en ligne ou espĂšces au chauffeur
  • Annulation gratuite 24 heures avant le dĂ©part
  • Les pourboires ne sont pas inclus (optionnel ~10%)
Fiable par plus de 2 millions de voyageurs heureux dans 130 pays
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Overview: transportation from Munich Airport to Salzburg

Salzburg is known as one of the most beautiful cities in Europe—proof that even non-capital cities are worth visiting for their breathtaking beauty. It is the 4th largest city in Austria and surrounded by the Alps, Salzburg is the perfect destination to visit any time of the year. While it is just a 2-hour drive from Munich Airport to Salzburg, there is plenty to see if you want to have an alpine adventure.

If you want an enriching journey and not a simple transfer, opt for Daytrip’s private car service. With Daytrip, you can tailor your trip from Munich Airport to Salzburg to your needs and make stops along the way.

Some points of interest that you can discover are the tiny but not less beautiful town of Schliersee and the charming town of Rosenheim. For a unique experience, add the model train museum Hans-Peter Porsche to your itinerary. Dive deeper into the history by visiting the Eagle’s Nest, Hitler’s summer retreat which was gifted to him on his 50th birthday.

About Salzburg

Situated close to Germany’s border, Salzburg is one of the most visited destinations in Austria. Wherever you look, you will see some fantastic views of the Alps. No matter the season you visit, you will be greeted by different facets of the city’s postcard-perfect mountain views. But it’s not only the jaw-dropping views that attract visitors to explore this picturesque city.

Salzburg is known for being the hometown of Mozart, one of the greatest classical music composers. He was born in 1756 at Getreidegasse no. 9, which has been a museum since 1880 and has been attracting visitors from near and far ever since. Even if you are not a classical music fan, it is worth it to spare about an hour to learn more about the heritage Mozart left after passing away at the age of just 35.

Renowned as the musical capital of Austria, Salzburg is also famous for its filming locations of the film ‘The Sound of Music’ (1965). If you have watched this classic and would love to visit the beautiful locations, you can either explore on your own or opt for a guided tour. Salzburg truly is the epicenter of classical music, as the Salzburg Festival, the world's largest classical music festival, is also held there. It runs for six weeks in July and August. And while music forms a big part of Salzburg’s identity, there is so much more to see and explore: the impressive Baroque architecture, the UNESCO-listed Old Town, Austrian culture, and the hiking trails that unveil breathtaking views.

From Munich Airport to Salzburg: travel tips

Stay one step ahead and ensure yourself a smooth journey from Munich Airport to Salzburg by bearing in mind these travel tips:

Carry some cash

While cards are accepted in most places in Salzburg, there are still some that accept only cash, such as smaller stores, bakeries, and the local market. So make sure you bring some euros in your pocket to avoid surprises.

### Purchase the day ticket Although Salzburg is compact and therefore a relatively walkable city, using public transport can enhance your trip and save you time to explore more in less time. Make sure you get a 24-hour ticket to take public transport as many times a day as you need. If you purchase in advance, it costs just around $5 (€4.70), whereas if you purchase from the driver, it costs around $7 (€6.40).

How to get from Munich Airport to Salzburg

Salzburg is closer to Munich Airport than Vienna, so you chose a good starting point! Make sure you find the most convenient Munich Airport to Salzburg transfer method that best suits your itinerary. Here are the transportation options you can choose from:

From Munich Airport to Salzburg by bus

Surprisingly, the bus is one of the most expensive and slowest ways to get from Munich Airport to Salzburg. The cheapest tickets can be purchased for around $71 (€65), and the journey time is typically 7 hours and 15 to 30 minutes! Take the train or a private car instead!

### From Munich Airport to Salzburg by train A quicker and cheaper way to travel from Munich Airport to Salzburg is by taking a train. You will first have to take a S-Bahn train from Munich Airport to Munich Main Station (MĂŒnchen Hbf), which takes around 40 minutes and costs approximately $12.50 (€11.50). Then you have to take either the regional (Meridian) or high-speed train (EuroCity or Railjet). The high-speed trains usually take just 1.5 hours to reach Salzburg, and the tickets cost around $43 (€40). ### From Munich Airport to Salzburg by private car service The most seamless way to travel from Munich Airport to Salzburg is by a private car service such as Daytrip. You will be greeted by an English-speaking local driver who will ensure that your trip is more than just a transfer from point A to point B. And with prices starting at $59 (€54) per person, it's the most bang for your buck! Your driver will be happy to share his best insider tips and give recommendations on what to visit and where to eat. With Daytrip, exploring does not start only when you reach your destination, as you can also make your trip unique by adding sightseeing stops. There are plenty of things to choose from, depending on your interest. If you are a history enthusiast, stop at the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial and learn more about Europe's darkest hour. For a more lighthearted sightseeing stop, check out the model trains at the Hans-Peter Porsche Museum. No trip is complete without visiting smaller towns along the way, so take a breath and stretch your legs as you stroll around Schliersee or Rosenheim. ### From Munich Airport to Salzburg by taxi You will always find taxis at airports. And while it might seem like a convenient way to reach Salzburg, you will be overcharged. Taxis prefer short trips, so expect Munich Airport to Salzburg to cost you several hundred euros. If you want to travel by car and a rental car might not be what you are looking for due to such factors as fuel costs and parking fees, then the next mode of transportation is for you.

Things to do when you get to Salzburg

After your sightseeing journey from Munich Airport to Salzburg, has come the time to explore the charming Salzburg! Here are some of our favorite recommendations:

Climb the Fortress Hohensalzburg

The majestic Fortress Hohensalzburg has been overlooking the city since 1077. Over the years, this medieval fortress has become the second most visited attraction in Austria. You can access it either by walking on foot or by taking the fortress funicular—whichever way you choose, you will get a unique experience! Once you reach the top, you will see the best panoramic views of the city's Old Town and the Salzach River.

### Stroll through the Mirabell Gardens Visiting the Mirabell Palace and Gardens is a must for every ‘The Sound of Music’ fan. But if you have not yet had the opportunity to take a guided tour or you haven’t seen the film, these gardens are worth visiting on your own. As it is one of the most famous places in Salzburg, it is suggested to visit early in the morning to avoid crowds and enjoy a peaceful walk without any hurry. There is no admission fee to enter the gardens and the public areas of the palace. ### Go on a shopping spree at Getreidegasse The Getreidegasse Street where Mozart was born is nowadays known as the main shopping center in the city. You will find different kinds of stores to purchase souvenirs, cafes offer a great spot for people-watching, and restaurants to sample local dishes ### Explore the local gastronomy Speaking of local dishes, here are a few that you cannot miss while in Salzburg: Tafelspitz: this boiled beef broth is actually a Viennese dish but can also be found on the menus at Salzburg’s restaurants. Salzburger Schnitzel: a veal cutlet stuffed with mushrooms, ham, and cheese. Mozart’s chocolate: although you can find Mozart's chocolate in many places in Austria, its origins are in Salzburg. These chocolate-covered marzipan balls were invented here in 1890! It can be quite hard to find the original Mozartkugel—look for one of the four FĂŒrst shops in Salzburg.

When is the best time to visit Salzburg

The best months to visit Salzburg are April, September, and October, as during this period the temperatures are pleasant, there are fewer tourists than during the peak season, and, while it can rain, it rains less than during other off-season months. You can expect more rainfall in January and from May to August.

If you don’t mind the lower temperatures, December is a great time to visit Salzburg and enjoy the cozy and festive atmosphere of one of Europe's best Christmas markets. Austria is a truly magical destination for this season, so if you are planning your vacation for the end of the year, Salzburg is a great choice!

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