Transfer companies in Germany

Germany airport transfers and taxis: Berlin BER, Munich, Frankfurt and Hamburg, cruise ports Kiel and Warnemünde, and Munich to Austrian ski resorts.

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8 transfer companies · Featured first, then A–Z

FahrGold Nürnberg

Nuremberg, Germany

Wheelchair-friendly airport transfers from Nuremberg

  • Airport transfers
  • Long-distance transfers
  • Minibus & group transfers
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Mare Taxi Kiel

Kiel, Germany

Kiel to Hamburg Airport taxis & large taxis

  • Airport transfers
  • Long-distance transfers
  • Minibus & group transfers
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PrimaFahrten Berlin

Berlin, Germany

Wheelchair transfers to BER Airport

  • Airport transfers
  • Minibus & group transfers
  • Wheelchair-accessible transfers
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Germany airport transfers and taxis

Germany has several big airports, each with fast trains into the city and a regulated taxi trade. City councils set the taxi meter tariff, so fares from the airport are predictable. Pre-booked chauffeurs and transfer firms add fixed prices, larger vans and long-distance trips.

Main German airports for transfers

Taxi meter or fixed price?

Street taxis use the local meter tariff. Munich and Berlin now also allow pre-booked fixed prices within a set band around the meter fare, and Hamburg is trialling one fixed price per ordered trip. Private transfer firms quote a fixed price per vehicle, which suits families and groups.

Cruise ports and ski transfers

Baltic and North Sea cruises start in Hamburg, Kiel and Warnemünde, so book ahead on turnaround days. In winter, Munich Airport is a busy gateway to the Austrian ski resorts, such as Kitzbühel and Mayrhofen, about 2 to 3 hours away by car.

Transfers in Germany: FAQs

How much is a taxi from Munich Airport to the city?

The official fixed fare to Munich Hauptbahnhof is €96.

Do German taxis offer fixed prices?

Yes, Munich and Berlin allow pre-booked fixed prices, and private transfer firms always quote a fixed fare.

Which German cruise ports need a transfer?

Hamburg, Kiel and Warnemünde; Kiel is about 90 km from Hamburg Airport and Warnemünde about 240 km from Berlin.