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Three Days in Munich

The Olympiapark and its tower
The Olympiapark is free, including the hill and the walk under the tent roof. Photograph by Wladyslaw Sojka, Wikimedia Commons, FAL

Three days gets you out of the Altstadt — to the Olympic park, the car museum and the stadium, all on one U-Bahn line.

Days one and two

As in the two-day plan.

BMW Welt lit at night
BMW Welt is the free one; the museum across the bridge is ticketed. Photograph by Martin Falbisoner, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0

Day three — the U6 and U3, north

The Olympiapark and BMW Welt share a U-Bahn station, and one of them is free. Walk up the Olympiaberg for the view, then cross to BMW Welt — the free showroom — and decide there whether the ticketed museum across the bridge is worth your afternoon.

Further out on the U6, the Allianz Arena runs tours on non-match days.

The Allianz Arena in daylight
The Allianz Arena runs tours on non-match days only. Photograph by Richard Bartz, Munich aka Makro Freak, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.5

The alternative day three

If none of that appeals, spend it on the Deutsches Museum properly — pick two departments and ignore the rest — or on Nymphenburg, including the Amalienburg in the park, which most visitors miss and which is better than the state rooms.

The canal in front of Nymphenburg Palace
Nymphenburg’s canal is the approach, and it costs nothing. Photograph by Flocci Nivis, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0

Fitting it together

Put the museums on Sunday if you can, keep Monday outdoors or at the Deutsches Museum, and leave the north of the city for a day when you are happy to be on the U-Bahn for twenty minutes each way.

Other lengths of trip

Journey times and opening patterns as published for 2026 and checked on 4 September 2026. Timetables, fares and closing days change without much warning — confirm with the operator or the institution before you travel. All the plans are in Itineraries & Day Plans.