Stuttgart to Munich bus

Buses from Stuttgart to Munich: Journey Details

Buses in Germany are an affordable way to travel between cities, with a number of companies offering routes to both domestic and international destinations. Buses from Stuttgart to Munich leave regularly and frequently from early in the morning until late in the evening. Bus service providers include Postbus, Flixbus, Deinbus, Infobus, Semitimes and Megabus. Weekend services are also both regular and frequent. Most services are direct, while some services require passengers to make one change.

Return buses from Munich to Stuttgart are also available.

Taking the Bus from Stuttgart

Most buses from Stuttgart to Munich leave from Bus Terminal Messe Ost, which is adjacent to Stuttgart airport, about 25 km from the city centre. There are direct public transport links from the centre of the city using Stuttgart's efficient S-bahn system and the journey takes just over an hour. Taxis are more expensive and take about half an hour. Some buses leave from the ZOB bus station in the Zuffenhausen district of the city, about 45 minutes journey from the centre on the S-Bahn. All public transport in Stuttgart runs until 1am, with all-night services on the weekends. Night buses also run everyday.

Getting into Munich by Bus

Munich is renowned for Bavarian beer halls, its 18th century royal avenues showcasing architectural splendor and its museums. The Pinakotheken is a large complex of galleries which, among others, offers cutting-edge contemporary art pieces. For car-lovers, the BMW Museum is a major attraction. Most buses from Stuttgart to Munich arrive at the Munich ZOB, the central bus station, which is a five-minute journey on the city's S-Bahn system from the city centre. Taxis are also available. Some buses stop at Fröttmaning, which is a half-hour journey to the north of the city centre on the U-Bahn system. Public transport in the city runs a full service until 2 a.m. each day, with limited availability throughout the night.