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The BMW Museum is the corporate museum of BMW history and was established in 1973, shortly after the 1972 Summer Olympics opened. From 2004 to 2008, it was renovated in connection with the construction of the BMW Welt, directly opposite. The museum reopened on 21 June 2008.
attractions: Olympiapark München, BMW Welt, Olympiaturm, Sea Life Munich, Olympia Hall, BMW Headquarters, Walk of Fame Olympic Park, restaurants: Nur einmal Leben, Blücher im Olympiadorf | Café - Restaurant, Restaurant 181, Olympiaalm, Restaurant Olympiasee, L' Ancora, Die Bierstube, Burak Gurme, Restaurant Ramo, Taverna Synantisis
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The BMW Museum is the corporate museum of BMW history and was established in 1973, shortly after the 1972 Summer Olympics opened. From 2004 to 2008, it was renovated in connection with the construction of the BMW Welt, directly opposite. The museum reopened on 21 June 2008.
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Karin HarrisKarin Harris
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travelmina_travelmina_
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I had the chance to visit the BMW Museum during my recent trip to Munich, and it was definitely one of the highlights of my visit. As a car enthusiast, I was particularly excited to see the various models on display, from classic vintage cars to the latest modern vehicles. One of the things that stood out to me about the BMW Museum was the attention to detail in the design of the exhibits. The museum is housed in a striking modern building, and the displays are arranged in a way that is both visually impressive and informative. It was fascinating to see the evolution of BMW's design over the years, and to learn more about the company's history and achievements. Another thing that I appreciated about the BMW Museum was the interactivity of the exhibits. There were plenty of opportunities to get hands-on with the displays, from interactive screens and simulations to actual cars that visitors could sit in and explore. Overall, I would highly recommend a visit to the BMW Museum for anyone with an interest in cars or design. The museum is well-curated and engaging, and the exhibits offer a fascinating glimpse into the history and innovation of one of the world's leading automobile manufacturers.
HarishHarish
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Amazing museum to visit for everyone visiting Munich. I would say it is definitely worth it… the more when you are a petrol head. It is 10€/person and 7€/person for students and seniors (>65 yrs old). Showcasing everything there is to know about BMW. Starting from its history, evolution of cars, evolution of engines, evolution of motorbikes, etc. They also have the explanations and stories in English which is a very good thing for people who don’t understand German. Correct me if I am wrong but I believe there was either 19 or 20 exhibition rooms to look at which actually makes the trip worth it, you get to really learn a lot about BMW. They really maximize the space they have and it might look really confusing on where to go next because it looks like everything is overlapping but since there are numbers outside of the exhibition rooms it is not. Another thing is that if you just follow the path it will be in order so it is not really confusing actually. Great museum to visit!
Michael AlonsoMichael Alonso
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I’ve owned 3 different BMW’s over 20 years (325 and 328i’s) and was really looking forward to the museum. I still love the brand, but unfortunately it was just OK. We bought general admission ticket (Saturday afternoon Aug) as the tours were already pre booked. I suggest for a better experience that would have been smarter to pre purchase, although there was no wait time. The hallways are tight in many areas not allowing for good flow of visitors, or time if something caught your attention you couldn’t learn more as the space was tight. The A/C doesn’t work very well and it was hot inside although outside was in the low 80’s f. The museum seems to skip the WWII years, I guess that’s perhaps corporate communications not wanting to share that part of BMW past (?). While they cover a bit of the future with electric and hydrogen, I felt they could do more to help understand the future. The motorcycle information was enjoyable as well as the collection of bikes. Oh well.
David KDavid K
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The BMW Museum in Munich offers a captivating journey through the rich heritage and innovation of the BMW brand. Step into this automotive wonderland and be transported into a realm where engineering marvels and artistic craftsmanship intertwine. The museum showcases an impressive collection of engines, cars, and bikes that embody BMW's legacy. Each exhibit delves into the evolution of automotive design and technological advancements, showcasing the brand's passion and commitment to excellence. Beyond showcasing iconic achievements, the BMW Museum invites visitors to envision the future of mobility. Interactive displays, immersive experiences, and visionary concepts engage and inspire, shaping the next chapter of automotive innovation. Located in the heart of Munich, the museum is easily accessible and seamlessly blends history, technology, and culture. Friendly and knowledgeable staff enhance the experience, offering fascinating insights and meaningful conversations
Aatif JunaidAatif Junaid
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