CAG → MUC

Tuscan Archipelago

Clear views of the islands of Elba, Capraia, and the smaller islets dotting the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Tuscany and Florence

The rolling hills of Tuscany and the Arno river valley are visible before the climb into the Apennines.

The Dolomites

The most spectacular part of the flight, featuring the UNESCO-listed jagged limestone peaks of South Tyrol.

Chiemsee

Known as the 'Bavarian Sea,' this large lake is a primary landmark during the descent into Munich.

Bavarian Foothills

Dense forests and charming Alpine villages nestled in the green valleys of southern Germany.

Corsican Interior

The rugged, mountainous spine of Corsica, including views of Monte Cinto, the island's highest peak.

Ligurian Coast

Aerial perspectives of the Italian Riviera as the flight moves from the Mediterranean toward the mainland.

Lake Garda

Italy's largest lake is often visible on the left as the plane crosses the Po Valley toward the Alps.

Central Alps

Massive glaciated peaks of the Austrian and German Alps, often including the Zugspitze in the distance.

Munich City Center

During specific western approach patterns, the Allianz Arena and city landmarks are visible to the left.