Direct connections mean you can get to Munich quickly and comfortably without changing trains. Here’s a selection of direct connections – you can find more by checking the timetable.

• From St. Gallen to Munich: journey time around 2.5 hours; direct connections in the online timetable.
• From Winterthur to Munich: journey time around 3 hours; direct connections in the online timetable.
• From Zurich main station to Munich: journey time around 3.5 hours; direct connections in the online timetable.
• Other direct connections.

Services on the train.

The EuroCity offers the following services:

• SBB Restaurant
• Free WiFi

Purchase your tickets to Munich easily via the timetable: online at SBB.ch and in the SBB Mobile app.

• Buy your ticket on SBB.ch
• Buy tickets in the SBB Mobile app

For information on booking group travel to Munich, please visit the international group tickets page. 

Interrail is an inexpensive and flexible way to travel to Munich. Tip: Discover the city as part of an Interrail trip through Germany or across several countries – you’ll often travel cheaper than with Point-to-Point Tickets.

Would you like to book your train and hotel together for your short break or long weekend? We have the ideal offers for your holiday.

Book your train and hotel package trip easily and affordably as a one-stop service: with our partner Railtour. Take advantage of an attractive choice of accommodation and extensive know-how in travel planning.

The Lenbachhaus.

The restored and expanded Lenbachhaus, which reopened in May 2013, houses one of the largest collections of works of der Blaue Reiter school of artists. The core of the collection is a donation by Gabriele Münter, a painter and partner of Wassily Kandinsky. Apart from major works by these two famous artists, the collection contains world-famous paintings by Franz Marc, August Macke, Paul Klee and Alexej Jawlensky, for instance the 'Blue Horse' and 'Turkish Cafe'.

Culinary culture at BMW Welt.

Munich's newest address for gourmets is the EssZimmer at BMW Welt. The restaurant's appeal is an ambience that is as cosy as it is luxurious. The attention of celebrity chef Bobby Bräuer guarantees a taste experience. The menu is the product of classic French cuisine fused with Mediterranean and regional inspirations, honesty and authenticity in the choice of ingredients, handicraft and creativity.

Olympiapark.

The unique tent design of the Olympic Stadium and the Olympic Tower are now Munich landmarks. The Olympic Park offers something for everybody: athletes can burn off energy, lovers of culture enjoy concerts and cinemas, students of architecture can admire the famous tent roofs, and car fans come into their own at BMW Welt. The events calendar is packed from January to December, something to suit your taste will turn up soon.

The Brienner district.

This district between Odeonsplatz and the Kunstareal (gallery and museum quarter) is an ideal blend of traditional solidity with quality and individuality. Here you are guaranteed excellent and personal customer service. The sophisticated Kaffeehaus Café Luitpold, for example, fuses charm, style and cosmopolitanism with tradition and a passion for good food.