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München Erkunden PREISE FÜR BEFAHRENE ZONEN IN € Fares for your zones in € S-Bahn, U-Bahn und Regionalzug im MVV www.mvv-muenchen.de - - - - - - Tramnetz München Suburban trains, underground and regional trains in MVV network Partner im Münchner Verkehrs- und Tarifverbund Munich tram network - - - - - Partner im - - - - RE 1 Ingolstadt, Nürnberg | RB 16 Ingolstadt, Treuchtlingen, Nürnberg RE 2 Landshut, Regensburg, Hof | RE 3 Landshut, Passau | RE 25 Landshut, Regensburg, Prag | RE 50 Landshut, Regensburg, Nürnberg | RB 33 Landshut RE 22 Landshut, Regensburg - - - S1 Freising / RB 33 - - Flughafen (Airport) S8 Flughafen (Airport) Freising Marzling Langenbach Moosburg - Feldmoching Altomünster Petershausen 23 Garching- U2 Forschungszentrum Pulling Schwabing Nord Kleinberghofen Unterföhring U6 16 1737 Vierkirchen- EINZELFAHRT ErwachseneSingle St. Emmeram Erdweg Esterhofen Lohhof Eching Neufahrn 3,303,40 3,303,40 3,303,40 5,005,10 6,606,80 8,308,50 10,209,90 11,5011,90 12,9013,60 Domagkstr. Fröttmaning Singlesingle Trip trip Ticketticket Single (Adult)Adult Arnbach Besucherpark Flughafen München Anni-Albers-Str. Unterschleißheim Munich Airport Fritz-Meyer-Weg RE 22 Single U2 Markt Indersdorf Röhrmoos U6 TAGESKARTE Olympia- Am Münchner Tor Hallbergmoos 7,90 7,90 7,90 9,00 9,70 10,80 12,00 13,20 14,20 U3 Einkaufszentrum Olympiazentrum 27 Garching-Forschungszentrum Daily Ticket Single (Adult) Moosach (Bf.) U3 U3 U8 Regina-Ullmann-Str. München Niederroth Schwabinger Tor Oberschleißheim S2 U1 U8 Petuelring Althegnenberg Garching Erding Hugo-Troendle-Str. Schwab- gültig ab Kauf bis 6 Uhr des Folgetages Gruppe (2-5 Pers.) Petershausen 20 Pelkovenstr. U7 hausen Hebertshausen 12 Scheidplatz Parzivalpl. Taimerhofstr. Haspelmoor Garching-Hochbrück valid until 6 a.m. the next day 15,00 15,00 15,00 16,40 17,20 20,00 22,30 24,70 26,40 Altomünster Wintrichring Gartenstr. Isar Bachern U2 Altenerding Group (2-5 Pers.) S2 Dachau 28 Kölner Pl. U6 Dachau Stadt Feldmoching Fröttmaning Ismaning S1 Mammendorf Hasenbergl Dülferstr. Harthof Am Hart Hanauer Str. U3 Prinz-Eugen-Park Erwachsene 2 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Karlsfeld Stadtwerke Ackermannstr. Karl- Potsdamer Str. Kieferngarten Aufhausen STREIFENKARTE München Malching Streifen Streifen Streifen Streifen Streifen Streifen Streifen Streifen Streifen 28Theodor-Str. Adult stripes stripes stripes stripes stripes stripes stripes stripes stripes 27 Dachau Frankfurter Ring Unterföhring RE 4 Mühldorf, Simbach | RB 40 Mühldorf Stripe Ticket Botanischer Maria- Westfriedhof 12 Arabellapark Schlösselgarten Fasanerie Freimann Borstei 16 Maisach St. Koloman Garten Ward-Str. Herzogstr. Münchner (Klinikum Olympia- Ober- 2 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Amalienburgstr. 21 Clemensstr. Herkomerpl. Effnerplatz Bogenhausen) Moosacher Olympia- Petuel- Milbertshofen Studentenstadt Erwachsene 14,60 € / U21 8,00 € = 10 Streifen U21 (15-20 J.) Olympiapark Freiheit erkunden Karlsfeld U3 Einkaufs- wiesen- Gernlinden Streifen Streifen Streifen Streifen Streifen Streifen Streifen Streifen Streifen 17 West Barbarastr. St.-Martins-Pl. zentrum feld zentrum ring Johanneskirchen Ottenhofen adults 14,60 € / U21 8,00 € = 10 stripes S2 Dall'Armistr. 23 Mauerkircherstr. Moosach Alte Heide U21 (15-20 years) stripes stripes stripes stripes stripes stripes stripes stripes stripes Infante- Kurfürstenpl. Arabellastr. U4 Cosimabad RE 8 Augsburg, Donauwörth, Treuchtlingen Esting Allach U1 U7 U8 Scheidplatz Schloss riestr. Nordbad Hohen- Bonner Platz Nordfriedhof Heideckstraße zollernpl. Bundesfinanzhof Georg-Brauchle-Ring Markt Schwaben KURZSTRECKE Erwachsene 1,70 - oder 1 Streifen (gilt nicht für Streifenkarte U21) Nymphenburg Tivolistraße Englschalking Hubertusstr. Neuhausen Elisabethpl. Olching Hohenzollernplatz Dietlindenstraße Romanplatz Leonrodplatz Hochschule Untermenzing U4 Arabellapark Short Trip Ride Adult 1,70 or 1 stripe (not valid on U21 stripe ticket) Renatastr. München Sternwartstraße Westfriedhof 12 16 (Lothstraße) Gröbenzell Josephsplatz Münchner Freiheit Heimstetten Grub Poing 12 Nordendstr. Paradiesstraße 37 Richard-Strauss-Str. S3 Volkartstr. Fasaneriestr. Münchner Sehenswürdigkeiten. Obermenzing Gern Daglfing Einzelfahrt Mammendorf Holbeinstraße Feldkirchen KINDER (6-14 JAHRE) Sandstr. 16 Theresienstraße Giselastraße Böhmerwaldplatz 1,60 29 U2 Schellingstr. RE 9 Augsburg, Günzburg, Ulm | RB 86 Dinkelscherben Lochhausen Kids (6 - 14 years) Single Trip Kriemhildenstr. U8 Nationalmuseum/ Friedensengel/ Rotkreuzplatz Rotkreuzplatz Albrechtstr. U3 Haus der Kunst Villa Stuck U4 RB 87 Augsburg, Donauwörth | RE 89 Donauwörth, Aalen Königsplatz Universität Prinzregentenplatz U6 Trips & Traffic in Munich. Stiglmaierpl. Pinakotheken Max-Weber- Riem U2 Streifenkarte 1 Streifen auf der Streifenkarte für Erwachsene Lochhausen Steubenplatz U1 U7 Max-Weber- 27 Odeonsplatz S8 S2 Langwied Maillingerstraße Stiglmaierplatz Odeonsplatz Lehel Platz Messestadt Ost RB 48 20 28 Lehel Platz Grillparzer- Erding Berg am Stripe Ticket 1 stripe on the adult stripe ticket Karolinenpl. U4 U5 Flurstr. straße Einsteinstraße Leuchten- Laim Messestadt West Wasserburg (Inn) Bf Karlstr. 19 Feldkirchen bergring Briefzentrum Marienpl. Kammer- Maxmonu- Vogelweideplatz Donners- Moosfeld Tageskarte 29 (Theatinerstr.) spiele ment Maximi- 15 25 37 Edling Hauptbf. 21 Ottostr. 19 U5 Hirsch- berger- Hacker- Hauptbahnhof Karlsplatz Marien- Isar- Rosen- Ostbahnhof 3,20 21 lianeum Riedenburger Fürsten- Eiche- Puch- Leienfels- Trudering Daily Ticket S1 Burghausener Str. Marsstr. Hackerbrücke Nord S2 Pasing Laim garten brücke brücke Central Station (Stachus) platz tor heimer Platz Munich East Lenbachpl. National- Wörthstr. Str. feldbruck nau heim Aubing straße Forsting S2 16 Wiener Platz Haidenauplatz 19 Gronsdorf 17 theater Ostbahnhof Donnersbergerstr. Deroystr. Hopfenstr. S1 CITYTOURCARD SINGLE 24 Stunden 23,90 - gültig für die Zonen M-6 Mariannenpl. Am Gasteig 21 Buchenau Haar Tulling 13,90 Geltendorf Aubing Pasing (Bf.) Laim Leuchtenbergring Berg am Innsbrucker Kreillerstr. RE 5 Rosenheim, Salzburg | RB 54 Kufstein CityTourCard Single S4 S1-8 S1-8 S1-8 Messestadt Westkreuz Vater- Bald- Zorne- 24 Hours 23,90 - valid for zones M-6 S20 Marien- Isartor Rosenheimer Schlüssel- Laim (Bf.) S4 Schöngeising Ring stetten ham ding Steinhöring 19 S20 Hauptbahnhof platz Trudering Ost Josephsburg S7 Deutsches Platz bergstr. Mutschellestr. St.-Martin- gültig für 1 Person valid for 1 person Rathaus Am Lok- Trappen- Holzapfel- U2 Grafrath Germering- Hart- Frei- Neu- 48 Stunden 34,90 - gültig für die Zonen M-6 Westkreuz 20 Museum Straße Michaelibad 20,90 Pasing schuppen treustr. straße Ampfingstr. Baum- Unterpfaenhofen haus ham aubing U5 U4 Ebersberg Die CityTourCard gibt es nur für den Am Knie 29 Fürsten- 19 29 Karlsplatz Kreillerstr. Karl-Preis- 48 Hours 34,90 - valid for zones M-6 18 kirchner S6 Türkenfeld Westend- Theresien- Quiddestraße Eglharting West- Willibald- rieder Lauten- (S4) Laimer Platz U7 U8 Geltungsbereich „Zone M“ oder „Zone M-6“ Offenbach- Barthstr. Schrenk- Hermann- Holz- Hauptbf. (Stachus) Straße Platz straße wiese Giesing straße bad platz Straße sackstr. Geltendorf Neuperlach Zentrum Dieses Ticket gibt es auch für 3, 4, 5 und 6 Tage. 19 19 29 straße Lingg- kirchner Süd U1 U2 Regerplatz U2 Lochham Kirchseeon CityTourCard Tickets are only available Lohen- Agnes- Agnes- Straße Bf. U7 U8 S3 St.-Veit-Str. Haar Geisenbrunn Frieden- Heimeran- Schwanthaler- Sendlinger Tor Untersbergstraße Therese-Giehse-Allee Sendlinger Tor Reichenbachpl. S7 U5 heimer Straße platz höhe Grafing for „zone M“ or „zones M-6“ The ticket is also available for 3, 4, 5 and 6 days. steinstr. Bernauer- Bernauer- U5 21 Ebersberg Perlach Grafing Bf Hans- U4 S6 RE 74 Buchloe, Kempten RE 76 Buchloe, Kempten, Immenstadt, Oberstdorf RB 68 Buchloe, Füssen Goetheplatz Neuperlach Süd U5 Stadt Harthaus Platz Straße 18 Thonauer- Gilching-Argelsried Gräfelfing RB 48 16 zeitweise S4 Silberhornstraße CITYTOURCARD GRUPPE 24 Stunden 36,90 - gültig für die Zonen M-6 Straße 17 27 28 U6 Poccistraße Fraunhoferstraße Kolumbus- Fasangarten Neubiberg 22,90 S8 Herrsching Innsbrucker platz Siglstr. Müllerstr. Ring Neugilching Klinikum Haderner West- CityTourCard Group 24 Hours 36,90 - valid for zones M-6 Stockdorf U5 Westendstr. Heimeranplatz St.-Martins-Pl. Planegg Großhadern Implerstraße Aßling Eduard- Ostfriedhof U5 Stern park Harras Candidplatz Ottobrunn Laimer Platz U4 Schmid-Str. Wettersteinplatz Fasanenpark Tutzing U7 gültig für 5 Personen valid for 5 persons 48 Stunden 55,90 - gültig für die Zonen M-6 18 U8 Weßling Groß- Holzapfel- Partnach- Hohenbrunn S6 Fraunhoferstr. Werinherstr. U8 35,90 Fachnerstr. U6 Mariahilfplatz Stockdorf hadern kreuth platz Brudermühlstraße St.-Quirin-Platz U7 Die CityTourCard gibt es nur für den 48 Hours 55,90 - valid for zones M-6 U3 Silberhornstr. Steinebach Unterhaching Wächterhof Säulingstr. U2 U3 Mittersendling Geltungsbereich „Zone M“ oder „Zone M-6“ Gondrellplatz Ammerseestr. S7 U2 U7 U8 Fürstenried Forstenrieder Aidenbach- Thalkirchen (Tierpark) Dieses Ticket gibt es auch für 3, 4, 5 und 6 Tage. S20 Kolumbusplatz Giesing (Bf.) Mangfallplatz 18 U7 Seefeld-Hechendorf Gauting West Allee straße Obersendling Höhenkirchen-Siegertsbrunn CityTourCard Tickets are only available Senftenauerstr. Stegener Weg U1 U1 Tegernseer U8 Taufkirchen The ticket is also available for 3, 4, 5 and 6 days. Landstraße Neuperlach Zentrum Basler Machtlfinger Dürrnhaar for „zone M“ or „zones M-6“ Chiemgaustr. Siemenswerke r Westpark S20 Herrsching Starnberg Nord a Harras Isar Straße Straße s U6 Implerstr. Wettersteinplatz Solln I Furth Aying MÜNCHEN
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