A trip with the family to the zoo or the swimming pool, a concert or to the cinema: none of this can be done without a test. Even those who have already received the first and second vaccination against the coronavirus or who have recovered now also need a current, negative test in order to meet the requirements. Since Bavaria drastically tightened the corona measures on November 24th, 2 G plus has been the new standard for leisure and culture. 3G applies on public transport, so you have to be vaccinated, recovered or tested. An overview of the new rules, which will initially apply until December 15th, can be found here.
Since November 15, everyone has been able to have a quick test for Corona free of charge, regardless of their vaccination status. In Munich there are test sites for this all over the city. The map gives an overview of the stations.
The overview is based on information that is transmitted to the state capital Munich, which should be checked on the website of the provider before visiting. Click on the points to find the address and website of the test center.
In some cases it is important to do a PCR test – also because it is still considered the safest way to detect an infection with Sars-CoV-2. So here again
PCR tests in Munich
Test station on the Theresienwiese: The city operates a test center there in cooperation with the private service provider Aicher Ambulanz.
- Costs: The PCR test is only available here for people who can get it for free – for example, people with a red Corona warning app, symptoms of illness or a positive rapid test.
- Dates: Mondays to Sundays, There are dates here.
German museum: On the Museum Island in the small inner courtyard of the Deutsches Museum near the Ludwigsbrücke, you can also take a PCR test on Saturdays.
- Cost: 75.77 euros with an international certificate.
- Also: antibody tests
- More locations: German Museum Transport Center (At Bavariapark 5, also open on Sundays), Haidhausen (Rosenheimer Strasse 72, weekdays).
- Appointments: The test is carried out both with and without an appointment. There are dates here.
Test center Munich West: On the Backstage area at Reitknechtstraße 6, Dr. Boris Bill PCR tests on.
- Costs: for people residing in Germany 35 euros plus 50.50 euros for laboratory costs, with a medical certificate. For people residing abroad 94 euros, with an international certificate.
- Also: antigen and antibody tests
- Dates: Also on weekends, There are dates here.
Medical Center Nymphenburg: The practice of Dr. Sirfy offers PCR tests in Rosa-Bavarese-Straße 1.
- Costs: 95 euros, an international certificate costs another ten euros.
- Also: rapid antigen and antibody tests
- Dates: working days, There are dates here.
Test station for the Sollner Hirschen: At the Sollner Hirschen beer garden in Sollner Straße 43 there are PCR tests every day, including on weekends.
- Cost: 89 euros
- Also: rapid antigen tests
- More locations: Bogenhausen-Oberföhring (KiTZ) (Cosmastraße 121-123, daily), At the clinic on the right of the Isar (Trogerstrasse 27, daily), Sendling West Park (Cimbernstraße 4, weekdays)
- Appointments: Possible without an appointment. You can find out when the locations are open at www.test-dich-frei.de look up.
in the Corona test center in Gasteig Munich (Rosenheimer Straße 5) runs the Temedos practice under Dr. Dietmar Peikert carried out PCR tests.
- Cost: 79.90 euros, with an international certificate.
- Also: antibody and antigen rapid tests
- Dates: Daily, There are dates here.
the Medicare test centers are available in several places in Munich.
- Cost: 75 EUR, with an international certificate.
- Locations: Marienplatz (Kaufinger Str. 1-5), train station (Entrance Schützenstrasse), Stachus (Karlsplatz 21-24), Rotkreuzplatz (Pötschnerstrasse 5), Schwabing (Leopoldstrasse 82)
- Dates: Mondays to Saturdays, There are dates here.
PCR test Germany tests in Giesing. At Tegernseer Landstrasse 76 in Giesing, visitors receive their test results within 30 minutes.
Tests at the airport
MediCare: Terminal 1, level 3
- Cost: 184.44 euros
- Also: rapid antigen and antibody test
Centogens: Terminal 1, level 3
- Costs: A normal PCR test costs 69 euros, then it takes 24 hours to get the result. The test is available within 75 minutes for 139 euros. If you need the result within 35 minutes, you pay 239 euros. A PCR test to enter Japan within 24 hours costs 89 euros.
- Also: rapid antigen test
Test & Fly Center: Terminal 2, level 4
- Costs: The result is available within two to four hours for 128 euros. If you need it within one to two hours, you pay 178 euros. A PCR test to enter Japan within two to four hours costs 128 euros.
- Also: rapid antigen test
Dates: daily, There are dates here.
Where can I find more information?
At 089 / 233-96333 the Department for Health and Environment in Munich a hotline has been set up to answer questions about the coronavirus from Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays) from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
on www.muenchen.de/corona the city has collected a great deal of additional information. The state government’s “coronavirus hotline” can be reached on 089/122220 daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.