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Line 10 bus, train
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1. Take the bus from Aitrang, Gemeindeamt to Kaufbeurenbus 10
2. Take the train from Buchloe to München Hbftrain Re70 / ...
1h 50m

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Distance: 101 km
Duration: 1h 50m

What companies run services between Aitrang, Germany and Munich, Germany?

There is no direct connection from Aitrang to Munich. However, you can take the line 10 bus to Kaufbeuren, walk to Kaufbeuren, take the train to Buchloe, then take the train to München Hbf.

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