I'm not a car person and neither is my husband but we both enjoyed the museum. There was so much to see. The facility itself is very nice, beautifully designed and extensive.
Loved the building before we even got inside. There isn’t a huge collection of cars but it followed the history of engine development from the beginning of BMW.
There were planes, boats, motorbikes, and of course, cars.
However, the way of the future, was probably the most interesting and it gave you faith that change is on the way. With development of cleaner motors and the recycling of what is now waste, there are obviously som incredibly talented and dedicated visitors out there.
Just be warned, you cannot take backpacks or large bags inside, and when we went to enter there were no crowds, but after husband went all the way back to the lockers, disposed of the backpack and returned, we had quite a long wait to enter.
Well worth a visit.
The museum is interesting, lots of amazing BMWs and you get to discover the history through an app you download there. Also the croissants and coffee from the coffee shop are the best we have ever had!!!!
But the parking was 10 euros for 3 hours! It should be free for the visitors.
The entrance tickets are 10 euros/adult and they didn’t check.
If you have the remotest interest in cars this is a must. The museum is about 3km north of the hauptbahnhof and it is an easy walk. The exhibits are of the highest standard and the stylish BMW welt next door is also great. You can combine a trip here with the Olympic park next door.
Awesome. If you are in love of mechanical things specially engines of all kinds, it is strongly recommended to visit. Plus you will experience past now and future of BMW.
