Private Jet to Munich

Private Jet to Munich

Munich is a city which has always known how to do things right. The largest, most traveled, and above all, the most successful city in Germany. In the region, seven centuries of Wittelsbach royal patronage have yielded an unparalleled concentration of palaces, opera-houses and museums of the world. That culture of intransigent perfection lives on in a contemporary metropolis of excellent restaurants, worldwide corporate headquarters and engineering culture that defines precision manufacturing. Munich is the place where the beer-halls and Baroque buildings, the English Garden and the Deutsches Museum, and Lederhosen donned without irony, and cars designed to perfection all exist in a concord comprising something of a nonchalance that is rarely found anywhere in Europe.

 

The one thing that Munich has over the other major cities and places in Germany, and sets it in its own class in the eyes of the top tourist, is its connection with the surrounding scenery. The Alps are less than an hour’s walk from the city centre. The entire mountain panorama can be seen on clear days, at the upper levels of the Frauenkirche. Skiing in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, a personal morning in the Chiemsee or a helicopter flight to Berchtesgaden and dinner in the Atelier are all feasible in a day.

 

Challenge Jet Charter operates Munich with flights between London, Zurich, Dubai, and Singapore and the Gulf region directly to the special private terminal of Franz Josef Strauss Airport. Private jet charter transforms the incredible geographical charm of Munich into a smooth personal resource, devoid of the stress and strain of commercial flights or timetable adherence.

Things To Do in Munich

Bespoke Alpine Expeditions

It is not merely a geographical but an existential fact that Munich is close to the Alps. To the elite fliers who fly by private jet, the mountains have become even more reachable than the city. Garmisch-Partenkirchen, 30 minutes by air, has access to the highest peak of Germany, the Zugspitze (2,962 metres) by personal cable car. During the winter, skiing is serious and uncrowded as compared to the more fashionable resorts and can opportunistically be privately guided throughout the day. During summer, the hiking via ferrata trails heading over the town present authentic Alpine magnificence.

 

Challenge Jet Charter organizes private helicopter flights out of Munich to the Berchtesgaden National Park, which is one of the most dramatic areas of the German Alps. Take guided strolls along the tracks on the upper end of Konigssee lake, where the sheer walls of the rock faces of the Watzmann are growing in the midst of water which is of an incredibly clear character. An exclusive private boat on the Koningssee, where only your party have the pleasure, and lunch in a mountain hut with a pre-notified kitchen, makes an Alpine day of undying interest.

Dining on the summit

Munich has the highest number of Michelin stars of any other German city not belonging to the Rhine-Ruhr conurbation, and the quality at the top is global. Atelier in the Bayerischer Hof has been two stars since, and the most civilized demonstration of the contemporary European good cooking in Bavaria. The tasting menus prepared by Jan Hartwig are technically flawless, conceptually savvy and sincerely based on the best regional products. Buy an Atelier reservation, including furniture of the Chef’s table, when parties need all the privacy.

 

The mythical Tantris, the traditional Schwabing restaurant that has long been the archetype of German cuisine fine dining, survives today at the top after a new lease of life, with a wine list that is a masterpiece of representation of one of the great cellars of German cuisine and a dining room refurbished to meet the image it has built. Schwarzreiter in the Vier Jahreszeiten is an excellent Bavarian-inspired cuisine in a room of true refinement. Natural manifestation of the long Italian history of Bavaria in northern Italy is not done in poor taste in the Italian restaurants of the city; Acetaia on Franz-Joseph-Straasse is as standard as the best of Milan.

The Art of Retail: Munich at its finest

Retail in Munich is exclusive in line with the city being the richest in Germany. To the best addresses of a fine taste, intense locution can be made to serve, on special business hours, the discriminating taste of elite travellers. The main luxury street is Maximilianstraße: a wide, classy street with international shops such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Hermes, Prada, Bulgari and Brioni, housed in the buildings of ancient architecture of the 19th century, with great architectural pride. There is a seriousness about the street, which Bond Street and Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré lack everywhere.

 

To Bavarian craftsmanship of true provenance, turn Loden cloth, traditional dress, Lederhosen, and Trachten on and around Theatinerstraße (in particular Loden-Frey), and to have them steered to standards that are unchanged in a generation or century.

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Places To Stay In Munich

Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski

Since 1858, the Vier Jahreszeiten has been the largest hotel that Munich has ever boasted of, and it will continue to be so with the complacency of an institution which never had to proclaim itself. Its store on Maximilianstraße is the core of the luxury quarter of the city, right next to the best shops, and just a few steps away from the Residenz and Nationaltheater. The building has retained a complete Belle Epoque essence, whilst providing all the conceivable services.

Bayerischer Hof

The Bayerischer Hof is the full-service hotel of Munich; it represents the world of exquisite service and quality on its own. The Bayerischer Hof is a destination all by itself with five restaurants, including the two-Michelin-starred Atelier, a rooftop pool and a rooftop bar with views over the rooflines of the city, a cinema of true charisma, a jazz club where major international names have been playing for decades and a spa of very good size. It is ideally situated on Promenadeplatz, a few minutes’ distance east of Frauenkirche and Residenz. The Garden Wing suites at the junior level provide the best blend of space, natural light and comfort.

Hotel Mandarin Oriental Munich

The Mandarin Oriental Munich is located within a Neo-Renaissance structure, which is beautifully restored in the Altstadt right next to Maximilianstraße and the Nationaltheater. Having a minimal number of rooms and suites (73), it focuses on the scale of its business that is capable of ensuring the provision of actual personal service, attention to personal taste, and the anticipation of unique needs that would have to be neglected in larger properties. The rooftop swimming pool is open most of the year; it provides a view of the old city that is hard to find elsewhere in Munich, which no other address in Munich does provide. The Mark is a grand kitchen in its own right, and the bar is one of the more successful hotel bars in the city to sit down in a quiet hour before the opera.

Whether you’re planning a business trip or traveling for leisure, our team is here to offer the top-quality tailored service 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

Contact one of our Private Jet advisors and we will help you to arrange your private jet flight with ease, comfort and reliability.

You can call us on +44 203 900 3023 to enquire about private jet flights and costs.

What Are The Closest Airports In Munich For A Private Jet Charter?

Airport Name Airport Code [IATA] Airport Code [ICAO]
Munich International Airport MUC EDDM
Oberpfaffenhofen Airport OBF EDMO

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