AGS Movers Munich


Manager: Martin Reichenbach
+49 89 31602840
Mittenheimer Straße 64 Building a5, Entrance TH2, upper floor Oberschleißheim 85764

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AGS Movers Munich: Expert Removals in Munich, Augsburg & More

Are you searching for a trusted moving company that serves the entirety if Germany, including major cities like Augsburg, Regensburg, Nuremburg, Stuttgart, and beyond? Based in Munich, AGS Movers Munich is your dedicated international removals partner, offering specialised moving and storage services for individuals and businesses nationwide. With AGS Movers Munich, you can count on a professional and seamless move, no matter where your destination lies within Munich or around the world.

Domestic & International Removals Solutions

AGS International Movers offers excellence to each of its clients.

International Moves

Domestic Moves

Office Moves

Secure Storage

Vehicle Transfer

Established in 1974, AGS Movers Munich brings over 50 years of experience to the moving industry.

Whether you’re planning a local move or an international relocation, AGS Munich, a proud branch of the AGS Group, is the professional moving company you can trust. As part of a global network with 147 locations across 100 countries, AGS Movers combines vast experience with efficient moving processes to deliver a seamless relocation experience.

At AGS Movers Minich, we offer unmatched professionalism, world-class quality standards, and expertise in a wide range of services, including international removals, office moves, groupage, vehicle transport, fine art shipping, pet transport, secure storage facilities, and other moving services.

While our most popular destinations include the USA, China, and Africa, we have the capability to move you anywhere in the world!

Munich Fast Facts

AGS Movers Munich efficiently carries out around 1000 local and international moves annually, assisted by their single truck and robust warehouses measuring 2000 m2.

Landmarks

Olympic Arena: The Munich Olympic Arena, part of the 1972 park, boasts a revolutionary tensile tent roof by Frei Otto, symbolizing a new, democratic Germany through its light and transparent design.

Allianz Arena: The Allianz Arena, opened in 2005, is a futuristic football stadium famous for its colour-changing, inflated ETFE panel exterior and a 75,000 capacity for domestic matches.

Oktoberfest: The Theresienwiese fairgrounds transform into a vibrant landmark for Oktoberfest, hosting massive beer tents and millions celebrating Bavarian culture, beer, and traditional festivities annually.

BMW Museum: The BMW Museum, with its futuristic “salad bowl” architecture from 1973, showcases the history of the iconic automotive brand through innovative and interactive exhibits.

The National Theatre: The National Theatre, a grand neoclassical opera house, is Munich’s premier venue for opera, ballet, and concerts, steeped in rich artistic history and architectural splendour.

Education

Munich International School: At the all-day school, about 1200 students from about seventy nations are taught by 170 teachers. Munich International School (MIS) is a leading English-language IB World School offering a diverse and inclusive learning environment for students from around the globe.

Bavarian International School: Bavarian International School (BIS) offers a holistic, English-language IB education across two Munich campuses for a diverse international student body from early years to grade 12.

St. George’s, The British International School Munich: This school offers a British curriculum alongside the IB, fostering curiosity, courage, confidence, and community in a diverse, city-centre environment.

Jules Verne Campus: A state-approved, fee-paying school with full English immersion following the Bavarian curriculum, enabling students to achieve the German Abitur in a bilingual setting.

Transportation

U-Bahn (Subway): Munich’s efficient underground network with eight lines swiftly connects key areas, running frequently and reliably, especially within the city centre and for longer distances.

S-Bahn (Suburban Train): Eight S-Bahn lines extend beyond the city, linking Munich to the airport and surrounding towns, ideal for reaching the outskirts and regional destinations quickly.

Trams (Streetcars): With 13 daytime and 4-night lines, trams offer a scenic way to navigate the city, reaching areas not directly served by U- or S-Bahn, with frequent stops.

Buses: A comprehensive bus network complements the rail system, serving more localized areas and connecting to U-Bahn and tram lines, ensuring access to almost every part of Munich.

MVG Rad (Bike Sharing): While not traditional public transport, the city’s bike-sharing program provides a flexible and eco-friendly option for short distances, easily accessible via a mobile app.

Climate

Summer: Warm with moderate rainfall (20-25°C / 68-77°F)

Winter: Cold with snowfall: (0-5°C / 32-41°F)

Rainfall: Munich receives rainfall throughout the year, with the majority falling throughout the summer months.

Landmarks

The Fugger-area: The Fugger-area in Augsburg, Germany, centres around the Fuggerei, the world’s oldest social housing complex founded in 1521 by Jakob Fugger, still housing needy residents for a symbolic rent.

The Plärrer: A large, historic fairground hosting two major Volksfests annually: the spring and autumn Plärrer, featuring rides, food, and Bavarian traditions.

The Schaezlerpalais: The Schaezlerpalais in Augsburg is a magnificent baroque palace showcasing opulent staterooms, including a breathtaking rococo festival hall, and houses significant art collections.

The Augsburger Puppenkiste: The Augsburger Puppenkiste is a renowned marionette theatre in Augsburg, Germany, beloved for its charming and imaginative puppet shows for children and adults since 1948.

Education

Munich International School (MIS): A leading IB World School since 1966, MIS offers a diverse and inclusive English-language education fostering academic excellence and global citizenship on a spacious campus.

Bavarian International School (BIS): BIS provides a comprehensive IB education across two campuses, emphasizing holistic development, future-ready skills, and consistently achieving strong IB Diploma results.

St. George’s, The British International School Munich: Offering a British curriculum alongside the IB, this school cultivates a supportive community focused on curiosity, courage, confidence, and international-mindedness within Munich.

Jules Verne Campus: This state-approved, bilingual (German-English immersion) school follows the Bavarian curriculum, culminating in the German Abitur, while fostering a love for learning.

Obermenzinger Gymnasium: This school provides a German and international curriculum with a focus on individual support and holistic development within a close-knit community environment.

Transportation

Trams (Straßenbahn): Augsburg’s efficient tram network, with five main lines and two special lines, swiftly connects the city and some surrounding areas.

Buses: A comprehensive bus network complements the trams, reaching more localized areas and offering connections to other public transport modes across Augsburg.

Regional Trains (RB/RE): These trains provide fast connections from Augsburg to the wider Bavarian region, including direct routes to Munich and other key cities.

Augsburg City Zone (Tram/Bus): Enjoy free travel on buses and trams within a central zone around Königsplatz and the main station for convenient short trips.

AVV-on-demand (AktiVVo/AST): Flexible on-call buses or shared taxis serve areas with less frequent service, offering convenient transport bookable via app or phone.

Climate

Summer: Warm with daytime temperatures ranging from (20-25°C / 68-77°F)

Winter: Cold with average daytime temperatures between (0-5°C / 32-41°F)

Rainfall: Augsburg experiences relatively consistent rainfall throughout the year, with slightly higher amounts during the summer months.

Landmarks

The Steinerne Brücke (Stone Bridge): The Steinerne Brücke in Regensburg, Germany, is a medieval masterpiece spanning the Danube, offering iconic views and connecting the Old Town with Stadtamhof.

Regensburg Cathedral St. Peter: Regensburg Cathedral St. Peter is a stunning Gothic masterpiece with soaring spires, intricate stained glass, and a rich history dating back to the 13th century.

Castle St. Emmeram in Regensburg: This is a grand palace, once a monastery, now home to the Thurn und Taxis family, showcasing opulent interiors and historical significance.

Haidplatz: Haidplatz in Regensburg is a historic, picturesque square, once a medieval tournament ground, now a vibrant meeting place surrounded by beautiful, well-preserved buildings and often hosting events.

Education

Gymnasium der Regensburger Domspatzen: A prestigious all-boys Gymnasium with a strong musical focus, renowned for its choir and academic excellence, fostering discipline and tradition.

Albrecht-Altdorfer-Gymnasium: A well-regarded Gymnasium known for its broad academic offerings, diverse extracurricular activities, and commitment to student well-being and individual support.

Albertus-Magnus-Gymnasium: This Gymnasium emphasizes a holistic education, combining strong academics with a focus on ethical values and social responsibility within a supportive environment.

Mädchenrealschule Niedermünster: A highly respected all-girls Realschule with a Catholic ethos, known for its supportive atmosphere and strong academic results, often exceeding Bavarian averages.

SIS Swiss International School Regensburg: The only bilingual (German-English) international school in Eastern Bavaria, offering the IB Diploma and German Abitur, fostering global-mindedness and intercultural understanding.

Transportation

Buses: Regensburg boasts an extensive bus network with numerous lines covering the entire city and connecting to surrounding areas, offering frequent services throughout the day.

Regional Trains (RB/RE): The main train station (Regensburg Hauptbahnhof) provides excellent connections to regional destinations, including Munich, Nuremberg, and Passau, for faster travel.

Regensburg City Zone (Bus): Within a defined central zone, often around the Old Town, bus travel is particularly convenient for short distances and accessing key attractions.

RVV App: Utilizing the official RVV app is highly recommended for real-time schedules, route planning, and purchasing mobile tickets, making public transport seamless.

Climate

Summer: Warm with average daytime temperatures ranging from 20-25°C (68-77°F)

Winter: Cold with average daytime temperatures between 0-5°C (32-41°F)

Rainfall: Regensburg experiences relatively consistent rainfall throughout the year, with slightly higher amounts during the summer months.

Landmarks

Old City Centre: Nuremberg’s Old City Centre, surrounded by medieval walls, features historic landmarks like the Imperial Castle, charming half-timbered houses, and the poignant Documentation Centre Nazi Party Rally Grounds.

Kiaserburg: The Kaiserburg in Nuremberg is a formidable medieval castle complex, once home to Holy Roman Emperors, showcasing impressive architecture, panoramic city views, and significant historical exhibits.

The Palace of Justice: The Palace of Justice in Nuremberg is a significant 20th-century building, famously housing Courtroom 600, the venue for the historic Nuremberg Trials of Nazi war criminals after World War II.

Education

Willstätter-Gymnasium: Known for its strong focus on science and technology, this Gymnasium offers excellent academic programs and various extracurricular activities promoting student development.

Melanchthon-Gymnasium: This well-established Gymnasium emphasizes languages and humanities, providing a rich cultural and intellectual environment for its students.

Johannes-Scharrer-Gymnasium: A Gymnasium with a strong tradition, offering a broad academic curriculum and a supportive community that fosters individual growth.

Sigena-Gymnasium: This girls’ Gymnasium is recognized for its nurturing environment, strong academic performance, and diverse range of extracurricular offerings tailored to female students.

Franconian International School (FIS): Offering an English-language education with the International Baccalaureate (IB) program, FIS caters to an international student body, promoting global citizenship.

Transportation

U-Bahn (Subway): Nuremberg’s efficient U-Bahn network with three main lines provides rapid transit across the city, connecting key areas quickly and reliably.

Straßenbahn (Trams): The tram network complements the U-Bahn, offering convenient surface-level transport throughout Nuremberg with multiple lines and frequent service.

Bus Network: A comprehensive bus system fills the gaps in the rail network, ensuring access to all parts of Nuremberg and connecting with U-Bahn and tram lines.

S-Bahn (Suburban Train): The S-Bahn system links Nuremberg with the surrounding metropolitan region, providing fast connections to nearby towns and the airport.

VGN Fahrplan & Tickets App: Utilizing the official VGN app is essential for real-time information, route planning, and purchasing mobile tickets for seamless travel across all modes.

Climate

Summer: Warm with average daytime temperatures ranging from (20-25°C / 68-77°F)

Winter: Cold with average daytime temperatures between (0-5°C / 32-41°F)

Rainfall: Nuremberg experiences relatively consistent rainfall throughout the year, with slightly higher amounts during the summer months.

Landmarks

The Mercedes Benz Museum: The Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart showcases the entire history of the iconic automotive brand, from its origins to futuristic innovations, with stunning vehicle displays and interactive exhibits.

The Porche Museum: The Porsche Museum in Stuttgart captivates with its dynamic architecture and showcases the evolution of Porsche sports cars through iconic models and interactive displays celebrating speed and design.

Wilhelma Zoo: Wilhelma in Stuttgart is a unique zoological-botanical garden housed in a historic Moorish-style palace, offering a diverse collection of animals and stunning plant life.

Magic Lounge Theatre: The Magic House Theatre in Stuttgart offers enchanting and engaging puppet and marionette shows for children and families, fostering imagination and theatrical delight in an intimate setting.

Education

Gymnasium Hohenbaden-Baden: While technically in Baden-Baden near Stuttgart, this prestigious Gymnasium is known for its strong academics and diverse extracurricular activities, attracting talented students.

Helmholtz-Gymnasium Stuttgart: This Gymnasium emphasizes mathematics, science, and technology, offering specialized programs and fostering critical thinking and innovation among its students.

Königin-Olga-Stift Gymnasium: A well-regarded girls’ Gymnasium with a long tradition, known for its supportive environment and strong focus on academic excellence and personal development.

Internationale Schule Stuttgart (ISS): As an IB World School, ISS offers an English-language education for international students, promoting intercultural understanding and global citizenship.

Freie Waldorfschule Stuttgart-Botnang: This school provides a holistic Waldorf education, emphasizing arts, practical skills, and academic learning within a nurturing and creative environment.

Transportation

S-Bahn (Suburban Railway): Stuttgart’s extensive S-Bahn network with multiple lines efficiently connects the city centre with the surrounding region, including the airport and nearby towns.

U-Bahn (Subway/Light Rail): The U-Bahn system provides rapid transit within Stuttgart, with several lines offering frequent and convenient travel across key urban areas.

Buses: A comprehensive bus network complements the rail systems, reaching areas not directly served by S- or U-Bahn and providing crucial local connections throughout Stuttgart.

Trams (Streetcars): Stuttgart’s tram network offers a comfortable way to navigate the city, with numerous lines providing access to various neighbourhoods and attractions.

VVS Mobil App: Utilizing the official VVS (Verkehrs- und Tarifverbund Stuttgart) mobile app is essential for real-time information, route planning, and purchasing digital tickets across all modes.

Climate

Summer: Warm with average daytime temperatures ranging from (20-25°C / 68-77°F)

Winter: Winter: Cold with average daytime temperatures between (0-5°C / 32-41°F)

Rainfall: Stuttgart experiences relatively consistent rainfall throughout the year, with slightly higher amounts during the summer months, often associated with thunderstorms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our moving services cater to several major cities surrounding Munich, including Augsburg, Regensburg, Nuremberg, and Stuttgart. Below are some frequently asked questions that can help you plan your move efficiently.
How far in advance should I book my move?
It’s advisable to book your move to Munich at least 4-6 weeks in advance to ensure availability and allow ample time for planning.
Do you offer packing and unpacking moving services?
Yes, we provide comprehensive packing and unpacking services to ensure your belongings are safely transported and set up in your new home. We offer these moving services in and around Munich, as well as in areas as far as the USA, China, and France.
Do you provide storage solutions?
Yes, we offer secure storage facilities for both short-term and long-term needs. We have storage solutions available in Munich.
Can you move large and fragile objects, such as pianos or antiques?
Yes, we have specialised equipment and trained staff to handle large, fragile, and valuable items with care.
How can I get my house ready for the moving company?
Ensure all items are packed and labelled, furniture is disassembled if necessary, and pathways are clear for easy access to all items. This is crucial to ensure a smooth move with no drawbacks.
Are there any items that cannot be moved?
Hazardous materials, perishable goods, and items prohibited by law cannot be transported. A detailed list will be provided upon request.
How do you ensure the safety of my belongings during the move?
We use high-quality packing materials, secure loading techniques, and our staff are trained in handling all types of household goods carefully.
Can you assist with the setup of my new home?
Yes, our team can help with the unpacking and setting up of your belongings according to your instructions.
How do you handle parking and access issues?
We will survey your current and new locations to arrange for any necessary parking permits and ensure there are no access issues on moving day.
What happens if my belongings are damaged during the move?
We offer comprehensive insurance options to cover any potential damage or loss. Claims are processed swiftly and efficiently.

At AGS Movers, we prioritise customer satisfaction and ensure that every aspect of your move, from departure to arrival, meets the highest standards of quality and professionalism.

Tips for moving

  • Ensure that all items that need to be moved are clearly marked,
  • Ensure all appliances are disconnected and TVs removed from walls.
  • Ensure pathways are cleared for easy access to all items.

Moving Abroad - Steps:

First Contact

1

Home Inspection & Quotation

2

Packing & Goods removal

3

Transport

4

Unpacking & House arrangement

5

AGS Movers Munich at a glance

Certification and Affiliation

AGS Munich guarantees absolute quality of service to its clients. For more than forty years, the AGS Group has defined for its international network the strict quality procedures that are applied in our subsidiary. These practices derive from general quality standards but also from standards established by the most prestigious certification bodies in the removal industry.

These consistent quality standards ensure that whether you are moving to or from Munich, the AGS Group is committed to providing you with the best in removal and storage services.

Accreditation

Customer reviews on Google

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The best moving company in the area, full professionalism and a nice atmosphere, a helpful team will advise and help you

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Pay 07
Pay 07

a year ago

★★★★☆

Nice people, loading is relatively quick 👍👍

vakoska1
vakoska1

a year ago

★★★★★

Thank you for the very professional, fast and friendly move. Patrick, Peter and Philipp did a great job. Thanks also to Mr. Koch. Big praise for that!

Thomas Mirwaldt
Thomas Mirwaldt

a year ago

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