Taxi Wörgl to Munich Airport

Reliable. Punctual. Stress-free.
Your direct transfer from Wörgl to Munich Airport.

Fixed price from€336.50
  • Fixed priceno hidden costs
  • Flight monitoringincluded
  • 60 min waitingfree of charge
  • Families & groupsup to 8 people

Please pick your street address in Wörgl and the airport terminal from the suggestions to see your exact fixed price. +49 151 41620000 WhatsApp

Our vehicles & prices

Fixed prices from the centre of Wörgl, incl. tolls, flight monitoring and waiting time. Your exact price for your address appears in the booking form.

Saloon / Estate
Saloon / Estate
  • 1–3 passengers
  • up to 3 suitcases
from€336.50
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PopularVan
Van
  • 4–7 passengers
  • up to 8 suitcases
from€355
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Large taxi
Large taxi
  • 8 passengers
  • up to 10 suitcases
from€370
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Route & travel time

Munich Airport (MUC)
Wörgl
A8
146 km A8 ~96 min
Early morning
85 min
Normal traffic
96 min
Rush hour
100 min
Fixed price
No traffic surcharge, tolls included
Flight monitoring
We adjust to delays
60 min free waiting
On airport pickups
Meet & greet
Name sign in the arrivals hall
Child seats free
Please state when booking
Cash, card, invoice
Invoices for companies

About Wörgl

Wörgl
Foto: Thom16, CC BY-SA 3.0

Wörgl is a Tyrolean railway junction town in the Inn Valley, known worldwide for the "Wörgl Experiment" of 1932 – a local currency circulation model.

14.400
Residents
+7,1 % (2013–2023)
Growth
20.9 km²
Area
511 m
Elevation

Tips for your ride

  • Early flight? Before 6 am the roads are clear – allow about 85 minutes.
  • Rush hour (7–9 am) takes about 100 minutes – our pickup calculator includes it.
  • Families and groups up to 8 people travel in a van or large taxi at a fixed price.
  • Arriving at MUC? We track your flight and wait 60 minutes free of charge.

FAQ

How much is a taxi from Wörgl to Munich Airport?+

The fixed price from the centre of Wörgl starts at €336.50 for a saloon (1–3 people) and €355 for a van (up to 7); the large taxi for 8 people costs from €370. The price is confirmed before you book – no taximeter, no surcharges for traffic.

How long does the ride take?+

About 96 minutes for 146 km via the A8; in the morning rush hour around 100 minutes, early in the morning around 85 minutes.

When should I leave for my flight?+

Plan to be at the airport 2 hours before EU flights and 3 hours before long-haul flights, plus the drive time. The calculator above gives you a pickup time.

Do you also pick me up at Munich Airport to Wörgl?+

Yes. We monitor your flight, wait up to 60 minutes free of charge after landing and meet you with a name sign in the arrivals hall.

Can I pay by card?+

Yes – cash, credit card or invoice (for companies). Cancellation is free up to 3 hours before pickup.

Do you have child seats?+

Yes, child seats and boosters are free of charge – just state the age of your child when booking.

Your ride from Wörgl

From Wörgl to Munich Airport it is about 146 km via the A8. At normal traffic the ride takes around 96 minutes, in the morning rush hour about 100 minutes and early in the morning only around 85 minutes.

History & Sights

Wörgl gained worldwide fame for the Freigeld (free money) experiment (1932/33), in which Mayor Michael Unterguggenberger fought unemployment during the Great Depression. As an important rail junction, Wörgl connects the Inn Valley with the Zillertal and the Brixental.

  • 1Freigeld Experiment Memorial Museum
  • 2Wörgl Parish Church
  • 3Inn floodplains (recreation)
  • 4Brixental (Kitzbühel Alps, 15 km)
  • 5Zahmer Kaiser (hiking area)

Known for: Wörgl Experiment, Inn Valley rail junction, Tyrolean lowlands

When should we pick you up?
Flight
Recommended pickup time
05:50
Drive: ~85 min At the airport: 120 minBuffer: 15 min

Rule of thumb: 2 h before EU flights, 3 h before long-haul. Check your airline’s recommendation.

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Photos: Wörgl: Thom16 (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Kufstein: Rufus46 (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Alpbach: RoM1982 (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Söll: Jaap Kievit (CC BY 3.0) · Ellmau: Deborah Sulovsky (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Seefeld in Tirol: Robert F. Tobler (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Westendorf: www.gpix.at (CC BY-SA 3.0) · St. Johann in Tirol: William Hedington (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Kitzbühel: Bbb (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia Commons

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