How to Get from Munich Airport (MUC) to Freising
Freising is just 11.6 km north-east of Munich Airport, a short hop across the airport district. Depending on transport, the journey takes about 15 minutes by car or 25–30 minutes by public bus.
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- Only take taxis from the official ranks outside Terminal 1 and Terminal 2; unlicensed touts may approach you inside Arrivals.
- Insist the taxi meter is switched on for the 11.6 km trip to Freising; the fare should be around €35–€45 and there is no airport surcharge.
- Ask the driver if card payment is accepted before starting the journey, as not all taxis accept cards.
- Buy MVV tickets from official machines or the MVV app; paper tickets must be stamped before boarding the bus.
Frequently Asked Questions
The road distance is about 11.6 km. A taxi or private transfer takes about 15 minutes without traffic, while public transport takes 25–30 minutes.
The MVV bus 635 is the cheapest realistic option; a local MVV single ticket costs about €4.20. The ÜFEX regional train also connects the airport and Freising, and the Deutschlandticket is valid on it.
Yes, the ÜFEX regional train runs directly from the airport to Freising. The S-Bahn S1 does not run directly from the airport to Freising; you would need to change at Neufahrn.
Many taxis accept cards, but not all. Always ask the driver before departure or carry some cash for the fare.
Taxis and pre-booked private transfers operate 24/7. The MVV bus 635 and ÜFEX train have more limited evening frequencies, so check the MVV timetable before travelling.
A pre-booked private transfer is usually the most comfortable for families with luggage, as it offers door-to-door service and fixed pricing.
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