Whether you have a layover, overnight sleepover or you are just quickly passing through, our Munich Airport Guide is a great place to start planning your visit. When we got to terminal 2 there were cots!! To help you plan your layover or overnight sleepover, here is a quick run-down about what to expect during your time at Munich Airport.
T1 houses gates A β E, and is home to all non-Star Alliance airlines. The terminals are separated by the Munich Airport Centre β the landside hub for shopping, dining and entertainment. Munich Airport goes above and beyond when it comes to traveller comfort and convenience. The airport offers a number of unique amenities β including an airport brewery, a casino, showers, and a visitors terrace.
For those looking for a little added comfort, there are first class lounges that economy class passengers can pay to access. Finding a sleeping spot can sometimes take time and effort, leaving you with less time to sleep. Reports indicate that MUC provides travellers with plenty of seating, but the situation may vary according to the terminal. In Terminal 2, there are far greater chances to find a generous number of sleep-friendly seating options, such as benches, seats with and without armrests and several designated rest zones, complete with reclining seats and footrests.
One of our readers recommended heading to Gates G16 and K18, where you will find relax areas with couches September, There are also a number of nearby hotels including one situated between the two terminals.
See the Airport Hotels section below for locations. Read the latest traveller airport reviews for more tips. To help us keep this guide up-to-date, you can add or update information or write a review to submit airport tips and photos. For more airport information, continue scrolling down to explore more in our Munich Airport Guide.
