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Entry to the BMW Museum to discover permanent and temporary exhibits on this 100-year-old brand.
Entry to the BMW Museum to discover permanent and temporary exhibits on this 100-year-old brand.
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Spanning over a century of BMW’s heritage, the museum takes visitors through the evolution of automotive technology. Inside, you will find an array of cars on display, from early classics to groundbreaking innovations. The informative snippet in front of each concept car adds historical depth and provides a complete picture of BMW’s influence on modern mobility.
From the pioneering R32 model of the 1920s to today’s high-performance and adventure bikes, this exhibition takes visitors on an exhilarating journey through the evolution of BMW motorcycles. Explore iconic designs, learn about groundbreaking engineering developments, and see how BMW has pushed the boundaries of two-wheeled innovation.
The BMW Art Cars collection is a fusion of automotive engineering and fine art, showcasing models transformed into rolling masterpieces by world-renowned artists. This unique collaboration between BMW and artists like Andy Warhol, Jeff Koons, and Roy Lichtenstein brings a new dimension to the brand’s vehicles, using the car as a canvas to explore themes of speed, design, and expression.
This exhibition embodies BMW’s vision for the future of mobility, featuring the latest in sustainable technology and autonomous driving. Look through cutting-edge concept cars and intelligent driving systems, that showcase how the company is redefining what’s possible in automotive design to create a more connected, efficient, and environmentally responsible future.
Tuesday to Sunday: 10am to 6pm
Last admission: 5:30pm
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Duration of visit: 1.5 to 2 hours
Best time to visit: Weekday mornings during the spring and autumn months, between April and May, or September and October
Address: Am Olympiapark 2, 80809 Munich, Germany
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The entrance to the BMW Museum is sleek and modern, fitting with BMW’s design philosophy. It’s located beside the ‘bowl-shaped’ structure, a distinctive, futuristic building that immediately catches the eye. The entrance is set off by clear signage and glass accents, welcoming visitors to step into BMW’s world of innovation.
To find it, head to Am Olympiapark 2 in Munich. The museum is adjacent to BMW Welt and the BMW Tower, two unmistakable landmarks in the area. Lerchenauer Strasse is a nearby street, and the closest U-Bahn station, Olympiazentrum (U3 line), makes the museum easy to access by public transport. This area is also near Olympiapark, so you can combine multiple iconic Munich experiences in one visit.
Often called the 'Fairytale Castle of Munich', this palace was constructed by King Ludwig II and is situated on a hilltop in Bavaria, a short day trip away from Munich. Its stunning interiors and swan motifs make it a must-visit for art lovers and history buffs.
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Once a summer residence for Bavarian royalty, Nymphenburg offers lavishly-decorated, opulent rooms like the Hall of Mirrors. The palace grounds are equally spectacular, featuring expansive gardens, ornamental lakes, and a series of smaller pavilions like the Amalienburg.
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Known for its striking façade, Allianz Arena is the home stadium of FC Bayern Munich and a top destination for soccer fans. Its unique design, which allows the exterior to change colors, makes it one of the most visually distinctive stadiums in the world, especially impressive during evening games.
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SEA LIFE Munich offers an underwater adventure through various aquatic habitats, with its biggest highlight being the 400,000-liter ocean tank. Home to sharks, rays, and colorful marine life, it provides an immersive experience, especially popular with families and marine enthusiasts.
Book SEA LIFE Munich ticketsThe BMW Museum entry tickets allow you to access all the exhibits within the building, including the 100-year Motorrad and Fine Art Car collections. Entry to the BMW Welt section is free.
Entry inside the BMW Welt section is typically free. This exhibition section allows visitors the chance to explore the latest models across BMW, MINI, Rolls-Royce, and BMW Motorrad brands. The focus is on interactive displays, VR experiences, and even the option to pick up pre-ordered vehicles in a unique 'car handover' ceremony.
Yes, you can book Munich hop-on-hop-off bus tours to enjoy seamless transfers to the BMW Museum. You can explore the museum at your leisure, then simply hop back on the next bus to continue your sightseeing around Munich.
The best times to visit are typically weekday mornings or later in the afternoon. Weekends and public holidays are busier, especially during the summer tourist season, between June and August.
Yes, you can park your vehicle and charge your electric scooters inside the BMW Museum, though spaces may be limited. Public transport is often a more convenient option, especially on busy days.
The museum features iconic BMW models, concept cars, and exhibits on the evolution of BMW’s engineering and design. Don’t miss the interactive displays and the Motorsport collection for F1 enthusiasts.
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