Munich Lost and Found

 
Missing something? Try the Munich Lost and Found



Sad as it may be, sometimes things go pear shaped and you loose something along the way.

If this happens in Munich you could first try asking at one of the tourist info centres at Marienplatz or the Main Train Station (Hauptbahnhof), you may get very lucky and find that someone has handed it in there.

If not you’ll have to contact the Munich Lost and Found Office (Fundbüro).
Munich Lost & Found details:
The office's official name is Kreisverwaltungsreferat Hauptabteilung I/23 – Fundbüro.

Directions It’s at Oetztaler Strasse 19 south-west of the city centre.
To get there take the U-Bahn No. 6 to Harras (direction Klinikum Großhadern) or S-Bahn No. 7 or 27 and walk from there (see map below).
Phone 089 23 39 60 45
Email fundbuero.kvr@muenchen.de
Open Monday to Thursday from 8am to midday, Tuesday also from 2pm to 6.30pm, Friday open 7am to midday.
Closed on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.



Here's a locator map showing how to get to the Munich Lost and Found (Fundbüro) from the nearest subway (U and S-Bahn stations).


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Maybe I left it on the train?

If you think you’ve left something behind on the S-Bahn or a train around Bavaria you can contact the Deutsche Bahn (German Rail) Lost and Found office, which is in the main hall of the Hauptbahnhof.

This service has a hotline you call for 59c a minute (Phone 09 00 19 90 599).
The office is open Monday to Friday from 7am to 8pm and from 8am to 6pm on weekends and public holidays.

Oktoberfest Lost and Found

There is a separate office at the Oktoberfest grounds for items lost there, see Oktoberfest Lost and Found for more info.



Credit cards and phones

If you’re a victim of theft or lose a wallet or handbag containing credit cards you’ll want to cancel them straight away.
Luckily Germany has a toll-free round-the-clock number which you can call to cancel all international bank and credit cards.

It’s 116 116 from within Germany and either +49 116 116 or +49 30 4050 4050 from abroad (charges apply for international calls).
You can also use this number to report lost or stolen mobile phones and the service will notify your service provider of the loss if you want the phone locked.

Here are the numbers for the major credit card companies if you want to call direct.
▪ VISA
(01803) 61 76 170
▪ American Express (069) 97 97 10 00
▪ Diner’s Club (01805) 33 66 95
▪ MasterCard and EuroCard (069) 79 220




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