Germany Laim Station, Munich

München-Laim Station is a key S-Bahn stop in western Munich, situated on the trunk line between Munich Central Station and Pasing. Opened in 1894, it serves as a junction for multiple S-Bahn lines and is part of a larger rail complex, including the former Laim marshalling yard. The station is currently undergoing extensive modernization, with accessibility improvements expected to be completed by 2025. During this period, travelers with reduced mobility are advised to use alternative accessible stations such as München-Pasing or München-Hirschgarten.

München-Laim Station is located on Wotanstraße in the western part of Munich. It serves as a key hub for S-Bahn lines S1, S2, S3, S4, S6, and S8, connecting passengers to various destinations within the city and beyond. The station is currently undergoing extensive modernization, including the dismantling of lifts, which has temporarily impacted accessibility. As a result, travelers with reduced mobility are advised to use alternative accessible stations such as München-Pasing or München-Hirschgarten, which are directly reachable via public transport from München-Laim Personenbahnhof. For instance, bus lines 130 and 157 connect Laim to Pasing, while bus line 62 connects Laim to Hirschgarten. These stations offer barrier-free access and can be reached conveniently during the ongoing construction period.