Munich to Paris bus

Buses from Munich to Paris: Journey Details

Travelling between these two European cities is relatively easy, with both direct and indirect routes available to passengers on a daily basis. Popular providers include Megabus, Postbus, Flixbus and Eurolines. Services usually make at least one other stop, either in Frankfurt or Cologne before heading to Gare routière internationale de Paris Galliéni or Port Maillot. Eurolines and Megabus only offer 1 route per day, but both run regularly, even on weekends. Postbus on the other hand operates twice a day, with buses from Munich to Paris departing at 14:15 pm or 17:30 pm. Flixbus are a good option if you want to travel later in the day or evening. With a journey time of around 18 hours for indirect routes and 13.5 hours for direct routes, and most routes leaving in the late afternoon or early evening, overnight travel is standard.

Taking the Bus from Munich

Buses will depart from the München ZOB Hackerbrücke station, which has great links to the Munich S-Bahn rail network. One of the most popular bus stations in the city, you'll find it conveniently located next to the city's main train station. If you plan on travelling a little later, night trams operate from the nearby station. Also, because of its proximity to the city centre, this station is easy to reach via taxi.

Getting into Paris by Bus

Thanks to its significant architectural and cultural wonders, like the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe and Louvre Museum, Paris has always been a much-loved destination for tourists. Whether coming to sample artisanal wine and cheeses or stroll along the Champs-Élysées, visitors will most likely arrive into Gare routière internationale de Paris Galliéni or Porte Maillot. Both of which are located just under 6 km from the city's main attractions. Whilst a taxi is an option for Galliéni passengers, trams depart every 5 minutes from Porte Maillot and only take around 30 minutes to reach the city centre.