From Salzburg into Bavaria in about an hour and forty minutes. Out of the city onto the A1, across the border at Walserberg and up the A8 past the Chiemsee and Rosenheim — to your Munich hotel, the Hauptbahnhof or Munich Airport.
Drive from Salzburg to Munich in about 1h 40m. Private transfer priced on request per vehicle, door-to-door — tell us where to collect you in Salzburg or at Salzburg Airport and where you need to be in Munich: a hotel, the Hauptbahnhof or a flight at Munich Airport.
Pickup at your hotel, apartment or address in Salzburg, or at Salzburg Airport (SZG) just west of the centre. A few kilometres on the A1 West Autobahn take you to the border.
The Austrian A1 becomes the German A8 at Walserberg, soon after leaving Salzburg. This is a Schengen-internal crossing, but police checks or temporary border controls may occur, so keep a passport or national ID card within reach.
The A8 runs along Bavaria’s largest lake. Prien, the market town on the Chiemsee shore, makes a lakeside break on the way to Munich.
Past Rosenheim the A8 brings you into Munich from the south-east: drop-off at your hotel or address, at München Hauptbahnhof, or at Munich Airport (MUC) north-east of the city.
Per vehicle, not per person. Every quote includes tolls, fuel, the cross-border route, assistance with loading and unloading luggage, and child seats available on request.
Picked up and dropped off at your exact address
Cross-border route handled. Passengers remain responsible for their own passports, visas and other travel documents.
Short photo stops may be included where operationally possible
Professional, local, English-speaking driver
Salzburg Airport (SZG) is only about 5 km from the city centre, and from the terminal we can drive you straight to Munich: about 138 km and roughly 1h 35m. Mention the airport pickup and your flight number in your request. Airport pickups include 60 minutes of free waiting.
Going the other way? Munich to Salzburg follows the A8 from Bavaria back into Austria.
Munich → Salzburg →Salzburg to Munich is about 145 km by road. From the city the A1 West Autobahn runs a few kilometres to the German border at Walserberg; there the A8 takes over and leads north-west past the Chiemsee and Rosenheim into Munich. Allow about 1h 40m of driving without stops, and longer if you are going to Munich Airport, north-east of the city.
Direct trains run between Salzburg and Munich, and long-distance coach journeys operate on the route as well; check the current timetable before travelling. A private transfer takes you from your Salzburg hotel or the airport straight to your hotel, the Hauptbahnhof or Munich Airport, with no change on the way and your luggage in the car.
Austria and Germany are both in the Schengen area, so the Walserberg crossing is internal. Police checks or temporary border controls may occur there. Every passenger should carry a valid passport or national ID card, and it is wise to allow some flexibility in journey time before a flight or a train connection in Munich.
We collect you from hotels, apartments and addresses in Salzburg, or from Salzburg Airport (SZG). Address pickups include 15 minutes of free waiting. In Munich we drop off at your hotel or address, at München Hauptbahnhof close to the centre, or at Munich Airport (MUC), about 39 km from the city centre.
Everything specific to this route.
About 1h 40m for roughly 145 km: a short stretch of the Austrian A1, then the German A8 all the way to Munich. Stops come on top.
Yes, direct trains run between Salzburg and Munich. Check the current timetable before travelling.
Yes. From Salzburg to Munich Airport (MUC) is about 185 km and roughly 2 hours of driving. Tell us your flight time and we plan the pickup around it.
Yes. Salzburg Airport (SZG) is about 5 km from the city centre, and from there to Munich is about 138 km. Airport pickups include 60 minutes of free waiting.
Possibly. The Austria–Germany crossing at Walserberg is Schengen-internal, but police checks or temporary border controls may occur. Every passenger should carry a passport or national ID card.
Yes. Prien am Chiemsee lies on the lake shore just off the A8. Mention the stop in your request and add the time you would like there.
This route is priced on request. We quote per vehicle, not per passenger, for your date, group and any stops, and you receive the quote in writing before anything is confirmed.
Request this transfer with your date, pickup point, group size and drop-off in Munich. We reply during our working hours with a written quote per vehicle.