Combine your visit to the city of Munich with excursions into nature and other places of interest! The M-12 fare option of the CityTourCard Munich offers you the opportunity to use public transport in the entire network of the Munich Transport Association (MVV). The districts of the respective zones are marked on the map. Some of the highlights of these areas are also marked:
With the M-12 fare option, you can visit Munich (Zone M in green) and the surrounding districts (Zone 1-6 in orange) by public transport. In addition, the districts of Miesbach, Bad Tölz* - Wolfratshausen and Rosenheim (Zone 7-12 in blue) are included. You can also use the ticket to travel to Kufstein in Austria!
*Note: Part of the district is already accessible with the M-6 ticket option.
Find out which highlights you can discover in the respective districts in our blogarticles.
Click here for the complete MVV network map.
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