Luggage Storage Munich Central Station

Suppose your train got delayed and you are stuck with your heavy suitcases at the main train station in Munich, which is surrounded by various tourist attractions. If that happens, you can always store your bags at our secure facilities for Munich Central Station luggage storage and make the most of your waiting time.

Radical Storage offers convenient storage locations near crowded tourist destinations where our partners will take care of your luggage. The price for storing your luggage for one day is 5€ per bag, irrespective of the size, weight, or dimensions of your bags. If you have any queries, our 24/7 active support team is always there to assist you.

About Munich Central Station

Situated close to the City Center, the Munich Central Station is considered the major railway terminus in Munich. With 32 platforms along the underground U-Bahn and suburban S-Bahn train lines, Munich Central railway station hosts over 400,000 commuters every day.

In a foreign country, it’s important to know where you’re going, so note that München Hauptbahnhof, Munich Central Station, and Munich HBF train station are all different names for the same station. In German, “Hauptbahnhof” means the main station and “München” means Munich, and HBF is short for Hauptbahnhof.

If you are headed from Munich Central Station to airport, you can either take the Lufthansa Express bus, which leaves every 20 minutes, or a S-Bahn train, which will take you there in 40 minutes. Munich train station tickets can be bought from ticket machines installed at train, bus, and tram stops and cost somewhere between 2.90€ to 13€ depending on the type of ticket you bought.

Things to do near Munich Central Station

Located near the City Center means, there is a lot you can do around the Munich Central Station. So start off your trip by walking up to the Munich City Center, where you can enjoy the delicious cuisines from the local restaurants or grab a bite from your favorite fast-food chain.

Then head over to Munich’s most famous public square called Marienplatz, which is just 1.3 km away from the station by foot. Apart from the architectural monuments like the Old and New Town Halls, Marienplatz also hosts a glamorous Christmas market.

If you are looking for some souvenirs or gifts for your friends and family back home, don’t forget to check out Munich HBF Shopping Center. It has a great range of clothing, shoes, gift items, and local handicrafts that you can buy as souvenirs.

Not very far from the Munich Central train station, you will find an incredible Gothic-style structure of St. Paul’s Church. Completed in 1906, this Catholic church serves as a religious monument as well as a working church in the city of Munich.