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Sun
Oct 24

$111

$123

$256

Mon
Oct 25

$70

$59

$105

Tue
Oct 26

$74

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$133

Wed
Oct 27

$74

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$133

Thu
Oct 28

$74

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$159

Fri
Oct 29

$86

$117

$391

Sat
Oct 30

$74

$81

$299

Sun
Oct 31

$74

$72

$215

Mon
Nov 1

$74

$59

$245

Tue
Nov 2

$70

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$91

Wed
Nov 3

$70

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$105

Thu
Nov 4

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$256

Fri
Nov 5

$74

$95

$178

Sat
Nov 6

$74

$62

$176

Sun
Nov 7

$70

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$114

Mon
Nov 8

$74

$51

$175

Thu
Nov 11

$74

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$176

Fri
Nov 12

$74

$62

$176

Travel Information between Gothenburg and Munich

	Distance	660 miles (1064 km)
	Available travel modes	Flight or train
	Ticket price range	$74 - $164
	Cheapest mode	Train • $74 (€60) • 16 h 24 min
	Fastest mode	Flight • $164 (€132) • 1 h 50 min
	Popular travel companies	KLM or Deutsche Bahn

Take a flight or train to travel 660 miles (1064 km) from Gothenburg to Munich. If speed is a priority, then a flight is the best option with an average duration of 1 h 50 min; whereas, if saving money is more important, then a train is the best option with prices starting as low as $74 (€60). The most popular travel companies which serve this journey are KLM or Deutsche Bahn among others. Travelers can even take a direct flight or train from Gothenburg to Munich.

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