Advice for Scout Troops visiting Munich
Planning a visit to Munich with your scout troop? Troop 21 has got you covered! Whether you're looking for campsites, transport information, or activities, we've compiled a short guide to make your trip memorable and smooth.
Where to stay?
Munich offers several places to stay, we have listed campsites and a youth centre south of Munich. (We do not endorse any of these, but are a good starting point for camping)
- Jugendsiedlung Hochland - A youth campground south of Munich (1 hour south of Munich)
- Freizeitpark Mammendorf (1 hour north west of Munich)
- Jugendhaus St. Anna - Thalhausen (40-60 minutes north east of Munich)
- Campingplatz München Thalkirchen (Close to the city)
- Campingplatz München-Obermenzing (Close to the city)
- Camping Nord-West (München) (Close to the city)
- Camping Area in Nationalpark Bayerischer Wald (Bavarian Forest, 2-3 hours from Munich)
- Bucher Berg - International Campsite for Scouts and Guides (2 hours North of Munich near Nürnberg)
Historical Walking Tour in Munich
More info soon...
Transport in the city
Public Transport
The City of Munich offers great transportation, and purchasing a group ticket for the day is normally the best option. More information.
- U-Bahn and S-Bahn: Munich's underground and suburban trains are efficient and cover most of the city.
- Buses and Trams: Frequent and reliable, making it easy to reach your destinations.
- Tickets: Purchase group tickets to save on costs. Options include single-ride, day passes, and weekly tickets.
Biking
- Munich is very bike-friendly with numerous rental stations. Cycling is a great way to see the city while staying active.