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... by train

Füssen is connected to the IC and ICE rail network of Deutsche Bahn via the long-distance train stations in Munich and Augsburg and thus to all major German cities. From the long-distance train stations, you can take a regional train to Füssen. For your journey by train, we recommend the online timetable information of Deutsche Bahn and Bayerische Regiobahn.

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Das Bild zeigt einen Zug, der an einem Bahnsteig steht. Der Zug ist weiß-blau und trägt die Aufschrift: www.brb.de sowie „Ostallgäu-Lerchenfeld“. Der Bahnsteig trägt die Nummer 3 und ist überdacht. Der Himmel ist blau. Die Sonne scheint.
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... by coach

The long-distance buses from Flixbus travel from Munich to Füssen. You can find out about current connections and prices on the Flixbus website.

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Im Vordergrund ist ein grüner, orangener Flixbus zu sehen. Der am Straßenrand steht. Der Himmel ist wolkenverhangen.
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... by car

Füssen marks the southern terminus of Germany's longest highway, the A7. The 961-kilometre federal freeway crosses Germany from north to south and brings travelers by car or coach quickly and conveniently to Füssen. The B16, B17 and B310 federal highways and the Fernpass road (B179) from Austria also lead directly to Füssen.

As the four-lane freeway ends directly after Füssen at the border tunnel, the road is narrowed to two lanes and only continues on two lanes in neighboring Tyrol, traffic jams and obstructions can occur before the Füssen exit on busy days. We recommend that those traveling by car and bus pay attention to current traffic reports and, if necessary, leave the freeway at the Nesselwang exit. From Nesselwang, you can reach Füssen via the B309 and B310 federal highways .

Ein silberner Mini fährt auf den Betrachter zu. Er fährt über eine Brücke. Im Hintergrund erhebt sich neben den bunten Altstadthäusern, der Gebäudekomplex des ehemaligen Benediktinerklosters mit seinen roten Dächern und unzähligen Fenstern. Der Himmel ist blau. Die Sonne scheint.
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Frequently asked questions about getting to and around Füssen

How do I get to Füssen by train?

Füssen is linked to Deutsche Bahn's IC and ICE network via the long-distance stations in Munich and Augsburg, and through them to all major German cities. From there, you take a regional train to Füssen. To plan your trip, use the online timetables of Deutsche Bahn or Bayerische Regiobahn. Deutsche Bahn journey planner

Is there a long-distance bus to Füssen?

Yes. Flixbus long-distance coaches run from Munich to Füssen. You can check current connections and fares on the Flixbus website. Flixbus to Füssen

How do I get to Füssen by car?

Füssen is the southern end of the A7, Germany's longest motorway at 961 kilometres. The B16, B17 and B310 federal roads and the Fernpass road (B179) from Austria also lead directly to Füssen. In the town centre, the parking guidance system directs you to the numbered car parks. Parking and getting around in Füssen

Why are there often traffic jams on the A7 near Füssen, and how can I avoid them?

The four-lane A7 ends right after the Füssen exit at the border tunnel and continues into Tyrol on just two lanes. On busy days, this causes congestion before the Füssen exit. Keep an eye on current traffic reports and, if necessary, leave the motorway at the Nesselwang exit – from there, the B309 and B310 take you to Füssen. Parking in Füssen

Where can I buy a vignette (motorway toll sticker) for Austria?

In Füssen, you can get the vignette for Austria at the petrol station on Tiroler Straße. On the Austrian side, it is sold at Autohof Huter or the petrol station right after the border tunnel, and at the Tank Point petrol station in Pinswang. Alternatively, you can buy the digital vignette online from ASFINAG before your trip. Digital vignette from ASFINAG (in German)

Can I enjoy a holiday in Füssen without a car?

Yes, Füssen and its surroundings are well suited to visitors without a car. Almost all sights in the region can be reached by bus, train or bike. With your guest card you travel free of charge on the "allgäumobil" bus network, and several rental shops in Füssen offer bikes and e-bikes. Getting around Füssen

Can I use buses and trains for free with the Füssen guest card?

Yes. With your guest card (Füssen Card or Königscard), you ride free of charge on the roughly 500 km "allgäumobil" bus network – including in and between Füssen, Schwangau, Pfronten, Nesselwang and Halblech – and on the entire Regionalverkehr Oberbayern (RVO) bus network. The Füssen – Kaufbeuren and Reutte – Kempten train lines are included too; on the train, you also need your identity card. More about the Füssen Card

How do I get from Füssen to the royal castles by bus?

Bus line 78 runs from Füssen via Schwangau and Hohenschwangau to the Tegelberg. You can ride it free of charge with your Füssen Card or Königscard. From July to September, late buses also run on this line. Bus lines in and around Füssen

Is there a late bus in Füssen, and when does it run?

Yes. From July to September, late buses run every evening on lines 56 (Pfronten-Ried and Weizern/Hopferau), 78 (Füssen, Hohenschwangau, Schwangau, Bannwaldsee) and 111 (Füssen, Hopfen am See, Weißensee, Hopferau, Pfronten-Ried). A ride costs €1 per person; it is free with the guest cards of Füssen, Pfronten, Schwangau and Hopferau, with the Deutschlandticket and for children under 6. You can find the late bus timetable online on the "Mobile on site" page and in print at the tourist information offices. Late bus timetable and information

Where can I find bus timetables for Füssen and the surrounding area?

The timetables for the bus lines in and around Füssen – such as line 70 (town bus), 56, 71, 72, 73 and 78 – are available online from the allgäumobil transport association; buses with wheelchair spaces are marked in them. The staff at the tourist information offices are also happy to help you with timetable information. For further assistance, contact the Service-Zentrum-Verkehr (tel. +49 8341 809519) or Regionalverkehr Allgäu (RVA, tel. +49 8362 939050). allgäumobil timetable overview (in German)

Can I take a bus from Munich to the mountains around Füssen at weekends?

Yes, with the Munich BergBus. From June 2026, it is expected to run on Saturdays and Sundays from Munich; line 996 goes to Pfronten in the Ostallgäu and on to the Wieskirche. MVV fares apply and the Deutschlandticket is valid. You don't have to book, but as seats are limited, a reservation via the MVV app or mvv-auskunft.de is recommended – there is no standing room. Bus services around Füssen

Can I do a round trip through the Ammergau Alps by bus from Füssen?

Yes. From May to September, bus route 319 runs between Oberau and Reutte on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, completing a public bus loop around the Ammergau Alps. Getting from Füssen to Linderhof Palace or Ettal by bus is straightforward. The buses also work well as a feeder or return service for hiking and cycling tours. Bus services around Füssen

Where can I find car parks in Füssen?

In the town centre, follow the parking guidance system to the numbered car parks around the old town. Close to the old town are the Morisse car park (P3, about 5 minutes' walk) and the Hotel Luitpoldpark (P4) and City Sparkassenhaus (P5) underground garages (about 2 minutes each). The fairground car park (P1, €5 day ticket, about 25 minutes' walk) is cheaper but closed during events. On-street, watch out for residents-only spaces. All car parks and rates

Can I pay for parking in Füssen with my phone?

Yes. At all municipal car parks in Füssen and in the districts of Weißensee and Hopfen am See, you can buy parking tickets via the free Parkster app (Android and iPhone). Just enter your licence plate, the parking duration and your payment method. Parking in Füssen

Where can I park long-term in Füssen, for example for a long-distance hike?

Long-term parking options include:

  • Fairground (P1): up to 2 weeks, €5 per 24 hours – check with the tourist information or the City of Füssen beforehand whether a major event will block the car park
  • City Sparkassenhaus garage (P5): up to 10 days, €56 (subject to change)
  • Bike Füssen: up to 14 days, €140, booked in the provider's online shop
  • Morisse (P3): monthly rates from €35

Long-term parking in Füssen

Where are the charging stations for electric cars in Füssen, and where can I park them?

There are many charging stations in town, for example at the Füssen Outlet Center, V-Markt, a Tesla Supercharger and JET Strom on Kemptener Straße, and in the underground garage on Kaiser-Maximilian-Platz. Electric cars with the official e-plate park free for the first 3 hours with a parking disc at selected public car parks, such as the fairground (P1), ice sports centre (P2) and boat harbour (P7); maximum parking times still apply. Charging stations and car parks

Are there disabled parking spaces in Füssen?

Yes. With a blue parking permit, you can use designated spaces – in Füssen, for example, at the Brotmarkt in the old town, on Franziskanerplatz and at the boat harbour car park. There are further spaces in Hopfen am See (including at the campsite) and Weißensee (including at the Alatsee). Disabled parking in Füssen

Where can I rent a bike or e-bike in Füssen?

Several rental shops in Füssen and its districts offer bikes, e-bikes, mountain bikes and racing bikes, some also children's and dog trailers. One is right on Bahnhofstraße near the train station, others are in the town centre, in Hopfen am See and in Weißensee. Around Füssen, you'll often reach your destination faster by bike than by car. Cycling in Füssen

Is there a shuttle to the Festspielhaus Neuschwanstein?

Yes. For the evening musical performances on Fridays and Saturdays, a shuttle bus takes you from nine stops in Füssen and Schwangau to the Festspielhaus and back again after the show (€5 per person for the return trip). If you come by car, park at the Festspielhaus car park (P8, €5 day ticket); it's best to pay before the performance so you can leave straight away afterwards. Musical shuttle timetable and tickets

Is there a taxi service in Füssen?

Yes, you can reach Taxicenter Füssen on +49 8362 6222 or +49 8362 7700. Information on the shared call-and-collect taxi (AST) is also available on the "Mobile on site" page. Taxis and other ways to get around