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HOW TO FIND TOPTICA PHOTONICS AG, GERMANY TOPTICA Photonics AG Lochhamer Schlag 19 82166 Graefelfing (near Munich, Germany) T: +49 89 85837 0 F: +49 89 85837 200 sales (at) toptica.com www.toptica.com ARRIVAL BY CAR FROM MUNICH DIRECTION LINDAU • Leave at exit 36b = „Gräfelfing“ (direction Gauting, Planegg-Martingsried) • Right turn = „Pasinger Strasse“ • After 300m left turn = „Seeholzenstrasse“ • After 100m right turn = „Lochhamer Schlag“ • Our building is on the left side (Lochhamer Schlag 19) ARRIVAL BY CAR FROM LINDAU DIRECTION MUNICH • Leave at exit 36b = „Gräfelfing“ (direction Gauting, Planegg-Martingsried) • Following the signs to „Gräfelfing, M.-Pasing, Starnberg“ • After 100m first street left turn = „Am Haag“ • Following the right turn of the street approx. 200m = „Lochhamer Schlag“ • Our building is on the left side (Lochhamer Schlag 19) ARRIVAL MUNICH BY TRAIN AT HAUPTBAHNHOF (MAIN STATION) First possibility (public transport) • Take S-Bahn (train) S6 direction „Tutzing“ • Exit at station „Gräfelfing“ (approx. 16 minutes) • Take bus number 268 direction „Waldfriedhof“ • Exit at bus stop „Neuer Friedhof“ (Gräfelfing) (approx. 6 minutes journey time) • TOPTICA Photonics is located just a few meters from the bus stop. Second possibility (train and taxi) • Take S-Bahn (train) S6 direction „Tutzing“ • Exit at station „Pasing“ and take a taxi. • The taxi needs approx. 10 minutes and costs approx. 20 EUR. Online travel service within Germany: www.bahn.de Online travel service in Munich and surrounding: www.mvv-muenchen.de Left column „Start“: Please enter your starting points Left column „Ziel“: Please enter under 1) Gräfelfing and 3) Neuer Friedhof ARRIVAL AT MUNICH AIRPORT • Take S-Bahn (train) S8 direction „Herrsching“ • Exit at station „Marienplatz“ (40 minutes) • Take Subway (train) U6 direction „Klinikum Großhadern“ • Exit at station „Großhadern“, which is one station before the final station (15 minutes) • Take bus number 268 direction „Planegg“ or the bus number 160 direction „Pasing“ • Exit at bus stop „Neuer Friedhof“ (bus 268) or „Seeholzenstraße (bus 160) (3 minutes journey time) • TOPTICA Photonics is located just a few meters from the bus stop..

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