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Lowest round trip fares by airline from Newark and Munich
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Fly From Newark to Munich
Origin | Newark |
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Destination | Munich |
Number of Daily Flights | 3 |
Earliest Flight Departure Date | Nov 23 |
Latest Flight Departure Date | Nov 23 |
Popular Airlines | Lufthansa |
Cheap flights from Newark to Munich
Newark Internatonal Airport (EWR) is located in Newark, NJ, 18.4 miles southwest from Central Park in New York City. The airport is off the New Jersey Turnpike, or accessible from the city by I-78 and the Holland Tunnel.
Non-stop flights to Munich Airport (MUC) usually last eight-and-a-half hours. Downtown Munich is reached by taking the A 92 Munich-Deggendorf Autobahn and trains located at Terminals 1 and 2 depart for the city center every 10 minutes.
Attractions and Tips
Brimming with historical significance, Munich is the quintessential German city. Beer halls, lederhosen and an overall Bavarian vibe can be found throughout Germany's second largest city. While Oktoberfest is the big draw, charming local fairs and festivals can be found year-round.
Fairytale castles can be found in the area, with world-renowned Neuschwanstein Castle a scenic rail journey to the south in the old-world town of Fussen. For more natural scenery hike and ski the mystic heights of the Alpine peaks near the German-Austrian border 45 miles to the south.
Munich and New Jersey have similar climates, although the German hill country tends to be a few degrees cooler, especially at night. The city is incredibly pedestrian-friendly, with most attractions centrally located. Thanks to first-class public transportation, travelers to Munich can stay all over town and still have quick access to most of the city.