From shopping and dining to entertainment and VIP treatment, Munich Airport really does have it all. A destination unto itself, MUC keeps passengers and locals satisfied with unique amenities and offerings.
VIPS ENJOY THE airport’s exclusive program. The VIP Wing is a 13,000-square-foot relaxation space featuring a bar, lounge areas, quiet work stations and rooms, complimentary Internet connectivity, luxurious bathrooms and resting areas, a cigar lounge, an interdenominational prayer room and a Bavarian beer garden. All passengers can book the experience, regardless of airline or class of service. Other VIP services include check-in and baggage handling; separate security screening, passport control, customs clearance and VAT refunds; limousine transfer; a personal care and guest liaison; and a multilingual, professional staff. On-site VIP Suites, which can be booked without the other services and by non-passengers, offer a variety of amenities, including conference tables, a sleeping area and space for a meeting for up to 10 people.
A MINIMUM CONNECTION time of 30 minutes is not enough time to experience all the wonders of Munich Airport. Area residents join passengers to enjoy the entertainment available at the airport — polo matches, surfing competitions, volleyball tournaments and an annual Christmas market. The first and only brewery at an airport, Airbräu serves three types of beer in addition to several seasonal options. The large beer garden allows up to 600 visitors to enjoy food and drinks outside; the menu includes Bavarian favorites. MUC also leads the way in airport innovation with Napcabs sleeping cabins. The pods offer a comfortable bed, self-adjusted music and lighting, a small desk and complimentary Internet access.
MUNICH AIRPORT IS a shopper’s paradise, with duty-free items, electronics, high-end fashion, accessories and trendy gifts available. More than 150 shops cater to all types of shoppers in both the public and nonpublic areas of the airport. Despite Germany’s regulations on shopping hours, MUC’s retailers are open seven days from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; the supermarket is open 5:30 a.m. until midnight. New this year is the luxury shopping promenade in Terminal 2, including Gucci, Mulberry and Bottega Veneta.
To learn more, visit munich-airport.com
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