Milano / Milan / Mailand to München / Munich by train

How to take the only direct train from Milano to Bavaria

Routes

From Milano Centrale to München Hbf/Munich main station

Journey Summary

From

Milano / Milan / Mailand

Milano Rogoredo Rail Station Guide

München / Munich

The main station building at Munchen Hbf

München Hbf/Munich main station Rail Station Guide

Travel Time

12hr 10min (approx)

Frequency

Nightly

Travel Information

The train is USUALLY scheduled to depart from Milano Rogoredo at 21:26 and arrive in Munchen Hbf* at around 09:20.

Final Destination: Munchen Hbf
*This train does not call at Munchen Ost station

The train also departs from : Brescia (22:18), Desenzano del Garda (22:33) and Peschiera del Garda (22:43).

1 x train per night

Tickets

Book early and save: Yes

Online bookings open:
6 months ahead of the travel date on OBB*
3 months ahead of the travel date on DB Bahn

These trains are provided by Austria's national rail operator, OBB, the travel through Austria on this journey between Germany and Italy.

The train conveys:

Compartment Seats (Sitzwagen)
Couchettes (Liegewagen); 4 berths AND 6 berths
Standard sleeping cars (Schlafwagen) with 3 bed, 2 bed and 1 cabins
Deluxe sleeping cars with showers (Schlafwagen) with 3 bed, 2 bed and 1 cabins

The first price you will see on the OBB ticketing site will be for the compartment seats.

Click the train details for more info including the rail pass reservation fees:

Rail pass users must reserve before boarding these trains.

Making the rail pass reservation in advance online is particularly recommended if you will be traveling between June and September.
If you wait until arriving in Milano to reserve, your first choice of accommodation on the train may have sold out.

Where to book

Ticket Provider	Approximate Cost
OBB	*
OBB Guide OBB is the national rail operator and its booking service offers journeys by express trains within Austria, as well as international journeys which don't involve making a connection outside of Austria. It pays off to book online, as the discounted 'Sparscheine' tickets are only ever made available on the website, and when making international journeys to and from Austria, these Sparscheine tickets tend to be cheaper. OBB can offer particularly good value for money when travelling with children on international rail journeys, but something to watch out for when travelling between Austria and Germany on daytime trains, is that reservations are an optional extra; but if you book 1st class tickets with the Germany railways website DB, the reservations are complimentary. OBB often takes a unique approach to its booking path, but a key thing to keep in mind is that the first price you will see for any journey is that of a Second Class seat. The costs of upgrading to first class, a reservation, or a sleeping cabin etc, is then added to this price. How To Book Tickets and Reservations on the OBB Website - Step By Step The booking website provided by Austrian national railways, is packed with unique features. Hence this guide for first time users, which show how to use it to book tickets and reservations. How To Book Tickets and Reservations on the OBB Website - Step By Step The booking website provided by Austrian national railways, is packed with unique features. Hence th... Buying and using Tickets & Rail Passes in Austria This guide will help you save money, time and confusion. Buying and using Tickets & Rail Passes in Austria This guide will help you save money, time and confusion.

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OBB Nightjet (international) Train Guide

Journey Features

Night

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