On a guided tour of the BMW Museum take a fascinating look at the history of the company, the brand and the products. Around 125 of the brand's most valuable and attractive automobiles, motorbikes and engines are on display here. Founded in 1973 as one of the first brand museums, it was redesigned and expanded in 2008. Look forward to some very special glimpses into the history, present and future of the BMW brand at this now legendary location. A guided tour through the exhibition "Belle Macchine. Italian Automotive Design at BMW" offers you the opportunity to experience firsthand how Italian automotive design has influenced and shaped the design language and aesthetics of BMW models over decades.
Anmerkungen
The tour is wheelchair accessible.
Hinweise
Starting point: Museum Foyer.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the start of the tour.
Umbrellas, large bags, drinks and food are not allowed in the Museum.
Animals are not allowed in the BMW Museum.
Children under the age of 14 are only permitted to participate in the tour when accompanied by an adult.
Wegbeschreibung (ab Tagungshotel)
- Leave the hotel and cross the street.
- Keep right and follow the elevated road for about 50 meters.
- Just before the Sudeten German Museum, turn left onto Riggauerweg.
- Follow the road down the hill and turn right.
- Continue along Riggauerweg (do not turn onto Lilienberg) until you reach the intersection of Lilienstraße and Rosenheimer Straße.
- Cross the street at the traffic lights towards the bridge.
- Walk across the Ludwigsbrücke bridge to the “Deutsches Museum” tram stop.
- Take tram 17 (towards Amalienburgstraße) and travel to Sendlinger Tor (4 stops, journey time approx. 10 minutes).
- Get off and go down to the subway station, where you follow the signs for the U3 in the direction of Moosach/Olympiazentrum.
- Take the U3 (in the direction of “Moosach” or ‘Olympiazentrum’) to “Olympiazentrum” (9 stops, travel time approx. 15 min).
- Walk against the direction of travel, go up the stairs and take exit B.
- Follow Lerchenauer Straße to the southeast.
- Pass BMW Welt in the direction of the futuristic pedestrian bridge.
- Cross the street below the pedestrian bridge.
- The BMW Museum is the “oversized Weißwurstkessel” next to the famous “Vierzylinder.”
