Buses from Berlin to Munich: Journey Details

Buses from Berlin to Munich are offered by numerous providers, including Megabus, Flixbus and Postbus. Services are very regular, with buses leaving approximately every 30 minutes throughout the day from around 6:00 a.m. up until about 11:30 p.m. Journey times vary according to provider and departure time, and can take between 7 and 10 hours direct. Some services require a change at Wurzburg station, which takes the average journey time up to roughly 12 hours.

Return journeys on buses from Munich to Berlin are also available.

Taking the Bus from Berlin

Buses from Berlin to Munich depart from Berlin Central Coach Station (ZOB), which is located directly underneath the Funkturm, a landmark in the southwest of the city that's easy to spot. It's simple and quick to reach from Kaiserdamm U-Bahn station using the U2 line and Berlin Messe Nord/ICC on the S-Bahn ring. There's also a taxi rank outside that station dropping passengers off as well as picking them up. Other buses from Berlin to Munich may depart from the bus station at Ostbahnhof, which is just 10 minutes from central Berlin on the S-Bahn train.

Getting into Munich by Bus

Munich, in Germany's well known Bavaria region, is famous for its wonderful historic architecture, riverside location, and, of course, ​the annual Oktoberfest beer festival held every October. Munich produces delicious local beers all year round though, and travellers to the city may well enjoy a visit to a traditional Munich-style beer hall.

Buses from Berlin to Munich will arrive at Munich central bus station, located right in the middle of the city. Easily reached by public transport, trains on the S-Bahn network stop at Hackerbrücke, just a short walk from Munich Central Bus Station. An extensive bus network also operates in the city.