Munich Limousine Service

As a cultural capital and an industrial capital, people find themselves in Munich for lots of different reasons. Yet whatever you decide to do and wherever you are going, make sure to enjoy a limousine service in Munich, and make your time in this capital be a memorable one!

Bursting with Art & Culture

Permeating with every luxury that you could hope for our Munich limo service offers the ideal means to get around this city that is a cultural treasure chest. Experience great art in the Alte Pinakothek, Neue Pinakothek and Pinakothek der Moderne. Visit the city’s beautiful churches that are clustered around Marienplatz and give the area a rich sense of regal history. Take a stroll in one of the best city parks in the world, and just because Munich’s parks really are that good. No matter how much time you have to spend in this city, be it 2 days, 2 weeks or 2 months here is just a slice of some popular places to visit while soaking up the luxury of one of our Munich limos.

Pulsed with Science and Technology

To get things off on the right foot, or rather the right wheel, start your visit at The Deutsches Museum, where the german passion for technology and the locomotive machine is at its best. Quite literally called the German Museum, it is the largest science and technology museum in the world. The museum boasts more than 100,000 exhibitions on display that span across 50 areas of science and technology. From cars to computers, the aeroplane to the human cell. The museum which was established in at the turn of the last century, has since become a national icon of the nation’s many technological contributions to the world.

Between the Church and the Clock Tower

With our chauffeur service in Munich, ask your driver to whisk you off to your next location be it the Asamkirche, the Peterskirche and Marienplatz. All within a short distance of each other, they each offer a unique glimpse into the city of Munich and its regal past. The Asamkirche is a true feast for the eyes as one of the most decorated churches of an ornate Rococo and Baroque style. the Peterskirche is one of the oldest church in the city and is perhaps more regal than decorated, with its clock tower that looms over the city with its eight faces. Lastly, Marienplatz is a medieval public square that was once used for executions, tournaments and markets. It is still a vibrant scene today, though luckily for everyone, no longer hosts those executions.