Munich Airport Lounges Guide

Airport Lounge World is Munich Airport’s premium non‑Schengen lounge in Terminal 1, Module B, spread over two levels. It offers a calm setting with large windows and apron views, varied self‑service snacks and beverages, quiet and relaxation areas, work zones with power outlets, and complimentary Wi‑Fi. Access is available to departing non‑Schengen passengers via bookable day passes.

Airport Lounge Europe serves Schengen departures from Terminal 1, Module D. Guests find comfortable seating, self‑service snacks and drinks, workspaces with charging points, quiet areas to relax, and free Wi‑Fi. The lounge is located airside close to the D‑gates and welcomes eligible departing passengers. Day passes are available via the Munich Airport website for same‑day Schengen flights.

VipWing is Munich Airport’s dedicated VIP terminal in Terminal 1, Module E, providing private suites, personalized assistance and discreet handling. Guests benefit from bespoke dining and drinks, quiet lounge spaces, meeting rooms, and chauffeured transfers to the aircraft. The service is independent of airline or travel class and is designed for travelers seeking a fully tailored airport experience with maximum privacy and comfort.

The Fürstenlounge in Terminal 2 (G/H area) offers a relaxed environment before departure with comfortable seating, a selection of snacks and beverages, and complimentary Wi‑Fi. Operated by Allresto (a Munich Airport company), it is located airside after security. Entry is available to departing passengers on a pay‑in basis at the lounge reception, subject to capacity and the opening times shown on the airport website.

Lufthansa’s First Class Lounge in Terminal 2 provides an exclusive, quiet retreat for eligible guests. Expect à la carte dining alongside a quality buffet, a full bar, high‑speed Wi‑Fi, work zones, quiet rooms with daybeds, and modern shower suites. Dedicated staff assist with travel needs. Separate Schengen and non‑Schengen areas support smooth transfers for both regional and long‑haul departures.

Located in the Terminal 2 Satellite, this First Class Lounge offers a refined space to relax or work before departure. Amenities include à la carte dining and buffet options, a bar, Wi‑Fi, quiet rooms with daybeds, and shower suites. Separate Schengen and non‑Schengen areas support efficient connections between K and L gate zones with dedicated assistance from lounge staff.

Designed for Senators and Star Alliance Gold members on Schengen departures, this lounge offers comfortable seating, workstations with power, fast Wi‑Fi, and a self‑service buffet featuring hot and cold options plus beverages. Guests will also find shower facilities and on‑site support for travel inquiries. Digital newspapers and magazines help you stay informed while you prepare for your flight.

Serving passengers on non‑Schengen departures, the Senator Lounge in Area H provides a calm environment with ample seating, business workstations, high‑speed Wi‑Fi, and a buffet of hot and cold dishes with a selection of beverages. Shower facilities are available, and staff can assist with travel needs. Access is for eligible status customers traveling the same day.

Lufthansa’s Business Lounges in Terminal 2 provide a practical, comfortable space for Business Class travelers and eligible status guests. Facilities include comfortable seating, quiet work areas with power outlets, high‑speed Wi‑Fi, a self‑service buffet with hot and cold selections, a range of beverages, and shower suites. It’s an efficient place to work, dine, or relax before Schengen and non‑Schengen departures.

Emirates’ dedicated lounge at Munich offers a quiet space before departure with spacious seating, hot and cold buffet dining, a selection of beverages, and shower facilities. Guests can connect to Wi‑Fi, charge devices, and use business areas to work or relax. Access is available for eligible premium‑class customers, Emirates Skywards elite members, and may be purchased by eligible travelers subject to availability.