Nuremberg to Munich (NUE–MUC) — Airlines, Schedules & Connections
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While no nonstop service exists between NUE and MUC, connecting options are available through 31 hubs.
Connection Landscape
Other ways to reach Munich from Nuremberg
| Metric | NUE→MUC | STR→MUC | FRA→MUC |
|---|---|---|---|
| Distance from NUE | – | 101 mi | 118 mi |
| Nonstop airlines | 0 | 2 | 6 |
| Weekly flights | 0 | 27 | 171 |
Travel Essentials
NUE: CET · MUC: CET
When it's 6:00 PM in Nuremberg, it's 6:00 PM in Munich.
S8 S-Bahn to Marienplatz (central Munich) takes 40 minutes (€13.60). S1 offers an alternative route. Both run every 20 minutes, starting from around 4am. The Airport City Day Ticket (€12.80) covers all city zones and is worth buying if making multiple journeys.
Lufthansa Airport Bus to Hauptbahnhof costs €12 (45 min). Taxis to central Munich run €65–80. For Nuremberg, ICE trains run from the airport station via Munich Hauptbahnhof. The terminal complex (T1 and T2) is efficiently laid out with short walks between check-in and gates.
Continental climate at 453m elevation. Winters (December–February) bring regular snowfall and temperatures of −5 to 3°C. The airport is well-equipped for winter operations and rarely closes for snow, but heavy snowfall and black ice cause delays. Munich can be hit by Föhn wind events: a warm alpine wind that reduces visibility and generates turbulence.
Summers are warm (22–28°C) with afternoon thunderstorms common in July and August. These can be severe enough to ground aircraft temporarily. Spring and fall are pleasant but variable. October is reliably clear and often the best month for connections.
NUE–MUC Quick Facts
Frequently Asked Questions
Nuremberg to Munich: Franconian Hub Connector
NUE-MUC is one of Germany's shortest air routes at 150 km, with a block time of 40 to 50 minutes. Lufthansa operates the route as a feeder to its Munich intercontinental hub. The ICE high-speed train covers the same city pair in about 1 hour with departures every 30 to 60 minutes, making rail faster for point-to-point travel when airport time is factored in.
The flight serves one purpose well: connecting Nuremberg-origin passengers to Lufthansa's long-haul network at Munich with checked bag transfer and rebooking protection on a single ticket. Nuremberg Airport is compact and well connected by U-Bahn (12 minutes to the city center). Munich Airport is Lufthansa's second hub after Frankfurt, with a wide network of transatlantic, Middle Eastern, Asian, and African destinations. For anything other than a Lufthansa through connection, the train is the right choice.