Find trains from Berlin to Munich

Wi-Fi has become a basic need for every passenger, and Deutsche Bahn acknowledges that. You can enjoy free Wi-Fi in both first and second class on Deutsche Bahn’s ICE trains. Therefore, if you’d like to stay occupied throughout the journey by streaming your favorite shows, you can comfortably do so on trains to Berlin from Munich. You can also catch up on work, send emails, or keep in touch with friends and family. Once you enable Wi-Fi on your device, you can select either WIFIonICE or WIFI@DB network. A login page will appear, and all you need to do is accept the general terms and click the red button. Notably, there is no difference between WIFIonICE and WIFI@DB networks in terms of internet access—only the names differ.

You can travel with small pets weighing up to 22 lbs (10 kg) on Deutsche Bahn trains from Berlin to Munich for free, as long as your pet remains in a closed cage or carrier and does not cause a disturbance to other passengers. You also need to have appropriate tools for animal waste disposal. If you have a large dog that can’t travel in a closed cage or carrier, you must keep it muzzled and leashed throughout the journey. You will also be required to purchase a specific ticket for your large dog. However, guide or service dogs can board without a ticket and do not need to be muzzled.

Notably, the luggage policy on Deutsche trains from Berlin to Munich is not restrictive, meaning there are no specific weight or size limits, and you don’t need to pay additional fees for extra luggage. However, you must ensure that you can independently carry the baggage you bring and that your luggage does not block corridors and doors. You also can bring your folding bike or scooter on a Deutsche Bahn train for free. Some trains to Munich from Berlin have a dedicated space where you can transport an assembled bike. You can also bring sports equipment and music instruments on Berlin to Munich trains. Your luggage can either go under the seat or on the luggage rack above your seat. There are also specific luggage racks near the doors and in the middle of the coach to place larger suitcases.

The train journey to Munich from Berlin starts at Berlin Central Station. This state-of-the-art train station is only a short distance from the government district in the heart of Berlin. Lucky for you, the station is well-connected with public transportation—you can take the bus, tram, or subway to the station. You’ll find amenities such as luggage lockers and Wi-Fi at the station. Trains from Berlin will most likely arrive in Munich at Munchen Hauptbahnhof. The station is only a short distance away from the city center of Munich, and you can find various bus stops near the station. The Munich station is light and airy, with plenty of shops and kiosks, in addition to ample luggage storage lockers and ATMs.

There are no overnight Berlin to Munich trains available at the moment. The last train leaves Berlin for Munich at around 9:38 pm. Be sure to check out the most up-to-date train schedule and find the best time to travel to Munich. If you would like to travel very early in the morning, you can board the first train, which departs at just before 6:00 am.

Arrive at your destination quickly by taking a 3h 57m train from Berlin Brandenburg to Munich Franz Josef Strauss. Travel time can vary by 0h 27m, so prioritize nonstop options for the quickest arrival. Take the Deutsche Bahn train from Berlin Brandenburg and you’ll arrive in your destination quickly.

The distance between Berlin Brandenburg and Munich Franz Josef Strauss is about 313.2 mi in a straight line. The train route will be significantly longer to account for any stops and obstacles. The train usually takes 3h 57m in normal conditions.