How to Get Around Munich on the Cheap
Use an automated teller machine (ATM) to get the best rates for withdrawing money., Pay with local currency instead of traveler's checks or credit cards as some places offering a good deal only take cash for payment. , Purchase an Airport-City-Day...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Use an automated teller machine (ATM) to get the best rates for withdrawing money.
Try to make few withdrawals for larger amounts of money to prevent several transaction fees from adding up. -
Step 2: Pay with local currency instead of traveler's checks or credit cards as some places offering a good deal only take cash for payment.
, It is good on all means of transportation on Munich's public transportation network from the moment of purchase until 6 a.m. the next day.
Airport-City-Day tickets can be bought from ticket machines at the airport. , The U-Bahn is the name of Munich's subway (metro) system.
A variety of tickets can be purchased, whether for a single ride, multiple rides, or unlimited rides in 1 day. , Primarily for people touring Munich, the card includes discounts for 30 attractions and travel in Munich's inner district or entire network of public transport for 1 day or 3 days.
The CityTourCard is sold as a Single Ticket or Partner Ticket.
The latter is good for up to 5 adults or 10 children between ages 6 and
14. , Riding a bike around the city is faster than walking and will save money on fuel.
The city also offers an option to bike and take a train in combination and has over 21,000 Bike and Ride (B+R) parking spaces. , Generally cheaper than hotels, staying in a residence can also allow you to use kitchen facilities to make your own meals-saving the cost of eating out. , By ordering takeout from an eatery frequented by locals or getting fresh food from a market for a picnic, you can eat on the go and save money in Munich. -
Step 3: Purchase an Airport-City-Day ticket if you landed at the airport in Munich.
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Step 4: Take public transportation.
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Step 5: Buy a CityTourCard from a ticket machine or office.
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Step 6: Rent or buy a bicycle in Munich.
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Step 7: Stay in a bed-and-breakfast or rent an apartment.
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Step 8: Buy food from local restaurants and stores.
Detailed Guide
Try to make few withdrawals for larger amounts of money to prevent several transaction fees from adding up.
, It is good on all means of transportation on Munich's public transportation network from the moment of purchase until 6 a.m. the next day.
Airport-City-Day tickets can be bought from ticket machines at the airport. , The U-Bahn is the name of Munich's subway (metro) system.
A variety of tickets can be purchased, whether for a single ride, multiple rides, or unlimited rides in 1 day. , Primarily for people touring Munich, the card includes discounts for 30 attractions and travel in Munich's inner district or entire network of public transport for 1 day or 3 days.
The CityTourCard is sold as a Single Ticket or Partner Ticket.
The latter is good for up to 5 adults or 10 children between ages 6 and
14. , Riding a bike around the city is faster than walking and will save money on fuel.
The city also offers an option to bike and take a train in combination and has over 21,000 Bike and Ride (B+R) parking spaces. , Generally cheaper than hotels, staying in a residence can also allow you to use kitchen facilities to make your own meals-saving the cost of eating out. , By ordering takeout from an eatery frequented by locals or getting fresh food from a market for a picnic, you can eat on the go and save money in Munich.
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