Luggage Storage Munich Airport (MUC)

About Munich Airport

When traveling into Germany, or more specifically Bavaria, you will most likely pass through the Munich Airport. This complex just happens to be one of the busiest airports in not only Germany but all of Europe. With over 47 million passengers traveling through the Munich Airport, you can bet there are some fantastic amenities in place. Each one will make your travel a little bit better and more comfortable. 

Head to one of several full-service lounges to relax and recharge your batteries, both figuratively and literally. Catch up on a few emails or finish up a presentation for work while enjoying food and drink in the lounge. Spend time stretching your legs in the recreation areas, do a little shopping, or sit down to a meal while at the Munich Airport before heading out into the city for more sightseeing and cultural experiences. 

Fun Fact: The Munich Airport hosts a winter market each year with over 40 different vendors offering hand-made Bavarian baked goods, crafts, wine, and textiles. Find the perfect gifts for those on your Christmas list. Complete with a skating rink and real Christmas trees scattered throughout, visitors come from all over to visit this winter market. 

Things to do near Munich Airport

You will have a hard time explaining why you are bored when visiting Munich Airport. This airport caters to travelers and provides lounges, recreation areas, restaurants, and shops. Pass through during the winter near Christmas-time and get lost in the winter market. Bring an extra bag to stow the treasures you find at the market for the trip back home. 

With so much to do in and around the Munich Airport, you can easily become overwhelmed and not know where to start. Bounce has come up with a few things you will want to do while visiting the Munich Airport and surrounding neighborhoods. 

• Spend time unwinding in the recreation area at the Munich Airport by relaxing in a deck chair, enjoying a drink, or catching up on that latest novel. 
• Hit the shops at the Munich Airport and pick up some essentials or find the perfect souvenir or gift. With over 150 shops you will find everything you are looking for and more. 
• With over 60 bistros, restaurants, and cafes at the airport you where you can enjoy international cuisine or simple German cooking. 
• Pay a visit to the Erdinger Brewery and learn more about wheat beers. Partake in the tastings and enjoy Bavarian snacks at the end of the tour. 
• Go see the Mariensäule located in Marienplatz and built in 1638. This amazing towering column has a large statue of the Virgin Mary on the very top. 
• You do not have to be a believer to visit the Kardinal-Dopfner-Haus or Saint Mary and Corbinian Cathedral. Tour the ornate interior and be amazed at the 18th-century craftsmanship.
• Head over to the Weihenstephaner Gärten, where you can stroll through nature, enjoying the fragrant flowers and trees within. 

Transit Options in Munich Airport 

• S-Bahn (S1, S8)
• Lufthansa Express Bus
• Flixbus
• Regional Bus (MVV)

Luggage Storage near Munich Airport

Being one of the largest airports in Europe, you may find the hustle and bustle of the Munich Airport overwhelming. Head out into the city of Munich for some sightseeing while on a layover. Or if you are flying in for a vacation, start with seeing some of the fantastic Bavarian architecture, or experience bountiful and tasty Bavarian fare. While moving through the city, you do not want to drag your luggage along with you. This will limit where you can go, and you may miss out on some fantastic sights because you have your luggage in tow.

Bounce has several partners throughout Munich where you can store your luggage short-term while you are exploring the city. Find a nearby Bounce location and then head out to experience all Munich has to offer. 

Luggage Storage Options near Munich Airport

• Munich Residenz: Take a tour of the former royal palace where the Bavarian Wittelsbach monarchs once lived. This is the biggest palace within a city in Germany and is a must-see. You do not want to lug your bags with you on the tour, so let Bounce watch them for you. 
• Englischer Garten: This large public park is a breath of fresh air amid a bustling city and the perfect place to get out and stretch your legs. Nature lovers will fall in love but need not drag their luggage along on their stroll through the park. Bounce is here to take charge of your bags. 
• Hofbräuhaus München: This beer hall was originally built in 1589 but was almost obliterated during World War II. Since then, it has been rebuilt and is an excellent place to visit. Bring a big appetite and thirst, but don’t bring your luggage; let Bounce keep your bags while you enjoy a pint. 
• Nymphenburg Palace: Located in Bavaria, this palace is one of the premier royal residences throughout Europe and a huge tourist attraction. Guided tours are available but large bags are not welcome. Find a Bounce location to stow your baggage.
• Victuals Market: Head over to this daily food market in the city center of Munich. Browse through over 140 different vendor stalls overflowing with fresh fruit, fragrant flowers, meats, cheeses, spices, and pastries. It will be cumbersome to shop with your luggage in tow, so let Bounce keep your bags safe while you shop.
• Olympiapark München:  This park was built in 1972 for the Summer Olympics in the Oberwiesenfeld neighborhood. Tours are available or visit during one of the many events hosted here. Large bags are not allowed, so find a Bounce location to store your bags.
• Hellabrunn Zoo: Who doesn’t love the nostalgia of going to a zoo? Childhood memories will swirl around you even halfway around the world. Animals are housed in enclosures created to mimic their natural habitats. Don’t be bogged down with heavy baggage, let Bounce hold your bags while you enjoy the zoo. 
• BMW Museum: Who hasn’t envisioned themselves cruising along in a BMW luxury automobile? Here is your chance to see the different models of BMW all displayed under one roof. Leave your bags with Bounce so you can fully enjoy the cars.