Munich's long-distance bus terminal between Hackerbrücke and the main station
Central bus station: Munich's long-distance bus axis
The central bus station (ZOB) at Hackerbrücke connects Munich with all of Europe. Every year, around 50,000 long-distance buses travel from here to destinations throughout Germany and Europe.
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The Central Bus Station (ZOB) at a glance
- Location: The ZOB is located in Munich's city center on Arnulfstraße not far from the main train station and can also be reached directly from Hackerbrücke via a platform.
- Number of terminals: The ZOB offers 29 completely covered bus terminals below the shopping arcade.
- Special feature: The exterior facade of the ZOB is modeled on the power car of an ICE train.
- History: The ZOB was opened on September 11, 2009.
The ZOB as a long-distance bus hub
The Central Bus Station (ZOB) is located at Hackerbrücke, not far from Munich's main train station. As a busy transportation hub, it is thus optimally connected to rail and local public transportation.
From the early hours of the morning until late at night, the hustle and bustle of long-distance bus arrivals and departures prevails here. Numerous connections to German metropolises such as Berlin or Hamburg are offered daily by the bus companies.
But trips to other European countries, such as Innsbruck, Prague, Zurich or Zagreb, are also regularly on the schedule.
