Final Destination: Graz
All trains also call at: Munchen Ost; Stainach-Irdning
Travelling from Munchen Ost station:
These trains will call at Munchen Ost AFTER departure from Munchen Hbf.
If the starting point of journey is in central Munich/Munchen (around Marienplatz), it will be a quicker trip if you join the train at Munchen Ost.
When making a booking online on DB Bahn, it uses ‘Munich (München)’ as a default for looking up journeys from the city in the ‘From’ box.
But it is possible to select München Ost as the ‘From’ station (you need to use the German spelling with the character (the umlaut) over the ‘u’).
You won’t save any money by booking from München Ost, but the departure time of your train from Munchen Ost will be on your ticket.
2 x direct trains per day
Book early and save: Yes
Online bookings open: 6 months ahead of the travel date
When making an online booking, check that you’re looking at booking info for a direct EC train - these trains depart from Munich at around at around 10:18 and 16:18.
Book 1st class ticket journey tickets on DB and your seat reservation is included - but they're optional when booking 2nd class tickets, or if you will be travelling with a 1st or 2nd class rail pass.
Booking agents, when looking up Munchen to Graz journeys, will see that the fastest journey from Munchen is from Munchen Ost, so can assume that this is where you want to join the train.
If you're using an agent confirm whether your ticket has been booked from Munchen Hbf or Munchen Ost; particularly if you do want to join the train at Munchen Hbf.
Ticket Provider | Approximate Cost | |
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DB Bahn | from €27.90 | |
Saveatrain | from €27.90 | |
Omio | from €27.90 | |
Happyrail | from €27.90 | |
Trainline | from €27.90 |
If you won't be travelling in the summer months take the first train of the day, if you want to make the most of seeing the frequently stunning landscape.
From the first train of the day connections are available at Stainach-Irdning for Hallstatt and Bad Ischl.
This is a lovey journey with three four distinct phases.
From Munich to Salzburg it is pleasantly scenic, but between Salzburg comes the part of the journey with a wow factor as the railway follows The River Salz to Bischofshoffen with some of the journey being through a gorge.
Though when SMTJ the weather wasn't on our side, hence the lack of images.
Between Bischofshoffen and Leoben the train will spend more than two hours travelling between Alpine Valleys.
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