Flights London to Munich

How long is the London flight to Munich?

Searching for fast and cheap flights from London to Munich? You're in luck. On average, direct flights from London to Munich take 1 hour and 50 minutes.

Is there a time change from London to Munich?

Munich operates Central European Time, an hour ahead of Greenwich Meridian Time, so reset your watch and smartphone accordingly if need be.

How early should I arrive at the airport?

In general, it's recommended you arrive at your departure airport approximately two hours before your departure time.

Planning on escaping to Munich on your holidays? Several popular airlines including easyJet, British Airways, Eurowings and Lufthansa all provide non-stop flights from various London Airports to Munich Airport. With a flight path covering more than 580 miles and a flight duration of approximately 1 hour 50 minutes, it's a relatively quick journey.

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Undecided as to when to plan your trip from London to Munich? Whether you're on the hunt for the cheapest time to go, or need some inspiration for your city breaks, we're on hand to help you make the best choice when it comes to selecting your dates for travel.

• April-May: Enjoy the sunshine at the Munich Spring Festival and celebrate as the warmer months descend.
• June-July: Movie fans will definitely want to be in town for the Munich Film Festival, bringing together international talents from throughout the industry.
• July-August: Things get into full swing with the Impark Summer Festival in late June.
• October: Oktoberfest. The name says it all really.
• November-December: Get set for the festive period with one of the biggest Christmas markets in Germany.

Whatever time of the year you decide to travel, you can always count on great rates on tickets and airfares when you search online with us.

Useful information about London Heathrow Airport

The busiest international airport in the capital, London Heathrow is a mere 15 miles from the city itself and easily accessible by public transport. TfL Rail operates a regular service from London Paddington throughout the day, while the Heathrow Express provides rapid transit to Terminals 2 and 3. Convenient road connections via the M25 also make it easy to arrive by car.

Useful information about London Gatwick Airport

Non-stop trains from London Victoria to London Gatwick Airport depart every 15 minutes throughout the day, with the total journey taking approximately 30-35 minutes. Convenient motorway connections via the M25 also make journeys by car an easy option.

Useful information about London Stansted Airport

Regular Stansted Express rail services depart from Liverpool Street railway station, connecting the heart of the city to this popular airport. Services commence early in the morning and run throughout the day. Road connections via the M11 and M25 also make driving a fuss-free option for those heading to the departure gate.

Useful information about Munich Airport

Located approximately 18 miles north-east of Munich itself, this international airport provides plenty in the way of passenger facilities. The airport is connected to the city itself by the A 92 motorway, while Munich Airport Terminal railway station provides a public transport alternative to taxis and driving. Buses are also plentiful.

No matter how brief or long your stay in this Bavarian city, you'll find plenty to keep you occupied. Look forward to exciting attractions and activities, including:

• Enjoy a glass of local brew at one of Munich's many beer halls, as well as some Weisswurst (white sausage) with mustard.
• Explore world-renowned museums with fascinating exhibitions, such as the Deutsches Museum, which is the world's largest museum of science and technology, and the BMW Museum, showcasing the car manufacturer's history.
• Marvel at awe-inspiring architecture in the heart of town at Marienplatz.
• Take a break from it all and enjoy a stroll through the greenery at the Englischer Garten, one of the largest inner-city parks in the world. It is inspired by English landscape gardens.
• Shop for souvenirs at the Viktualienmarkt, a sprawling centuries-old market packed with local stalls selling all kinds of local crafts, snacks and sundries.