Munich: Hop-on Hop-off City Tour by Bus
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For a standard city overview, the 24-hour or 48-hour flexible tickets from Tiqets or GetYourGuide offer the best value for independent travelers. Football fans should prioritize the Allianz Arena combo, while those planning to visit multiple museums and use public transport will find the City Pass more cost-effective.
Provides the lowest entry price for the core visitor route with flexible 1-day or 2-day options.
Compare offers ↓Bundles the city bus tour with a guided tour of the Allianz Arena, including transport.
Compare offers ↓The Munich City Pass covers the bus tour plus entry to 45+ attractions and all public transport.
Compare offers ↓GetYourGuide Tiqets
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Standard 1-Day Ticket (id=652cd057-b6fe-4132-a567-206d44ea433a-standard-gyg-live)
Compare offers ↓0248h Hop-On Hop-Off Tour (id=652cd057-b6fe-4132-a567-206d44ea433a-skip-the-line-tiqets-live)
Compare offers ↓03City Bus & Allianz Arena Tour (id=652cd057-b6fe-4132-a567-206d44ea433a-guided-gyg-live)
Compare offers ↓04Munich City Pass Bundle (id=652cd057-b6fe-4132-a567-206d44ea433a-combo-gyg-live)
Compare offers ↓05Tiqets 24h/48h Priority Access (id=652cd057-b6fe-4132-a567-206d44ea433a-skip-the-line-tiqets-live)
Compare offers ↓06City Bus & Allianz Arena Tour (id=652cd057-b6fe-4132-a567-206d44ea433a-skip-the-line-gyg-live)
Compare offers ↓Insider tips
Check the selected operator's voucher for the exact boarding point and redemption instructions. Karlsplatz/Stachus is a common main hub, while some services also start near Hauptbahnhof; several operators allow boarding at other official stops. Show the QR code or booking confirmation on your phone, and check the operator's current timetable for seasonal schedules, traffic-related delays or temporary stop changes. Do not assume a sightseeing ticket includes MVV public transport, luggage carriage, or a fixed-time stadium visit unless the selected offer states this explicitly.
Visible seller rows currently show directly comparable Munich city-bus products at €24.50, €25.38, €27 and €28.90, all in EUR. The Allianz Arena combo is listed at €51 and the City Pass bundle at €39.90; these are not like-for-like sightseeing-only tickets. Compare the selected duration, route, inclusions and final checkout terms before paying.
As of June 2026, children under 4 years old (0-3) generally travel free of charge on Munich’s hop-on hop-off buses if they do not occupy a separate seat. Reduced-rate tickets are available for children aged 4–14, while students and seniors (65+) should present a valid photo ID to qualify for potential discounts. Families can often save by purchasing a dedicated Family Ticket, which typically covers 2 adults and up to 3 children. All tour buses are barrier-free and equipped with ramps for standard wheelchairs, though space is limited to one or two spots per bus on a first-come, first-served basis.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
You do not need to print your ticket; digital vouchers from GetYourGuide or Tiqets are accepted. Simply show the QR code on your smartphone to the driver or staff at any stop to receive your physical boarding pass.
The Express Circle (approx. 1 hour) focuses on the historic city center, including Marienplatz and the Opera. The Grand Circle (approx. 2.5 hours) adds stops at Nymphenburg Palace, the Olympic Park, and Schwabing.
No, the standard bus ticket only passes near the stadium. To enter the arena and museum, you must book a specific combo tour (like id 652cd057-b6fe-4132-a567-206d44ea433a-guided-gyg-live), and these are typically cancelled on match days.
No, standard bus tour tickets are valid only for the sightseeing buses. If you need public transport access, choose the Munich City Pass (id 652cd057-b6fe-4132-a567-206d44ea433a-combo-gyg-live) which bundles the bus tour with the MVV transport network.
During peak summer months like June, buses can fill up at major hubs like Karlsplatz (Stachus) or the Main Station. If a bus is at capacity, you will need to wait for the next one, which typically arrives every 20 to 30 minutes.
Most modern double-decker buses used by major operators are equipped with ramps and a dedicated space for one wheelchair. Foldable strollers are permitted, but space is limited and you may be asked to store them in the lower deck area.
Tickets booked via GetYourGuide or Tiqets generally allow for free cancellation up to 24 hours before your scheduled date. However, tickets purchased directly from the bus driver on the day of travel are usually non-refundable.