BMW Museum
Overview
Housed next to BMW Welt and the company headquarters, this museum traces BMW’s evolution from early cars and motorcycles to modern design and motorsport. Exhibitions are arranged in themed “houses” covering design, technology, racing and specialist collections.
The museum runs permanent displays alongside rotating special presentations (current: a 50‑year BMW 6 Series feature). Tickets, guided tours and a DigiTour app are available through the BMW Welt ticket portal; check the official site for timed-entry details.
What to Expect
A compact, well-signposted museum focused on engineering, design and racing heritage. Exhibits include iconic historic models, BMW Art Cars and thematic displays that regularly change.
Look out for:
- Original historic models (Isetta, BMW 328) and milestone motorcycles.
- The Art Car Gallery and motorsport exhibits with race cars and trophies.
- Special short-term presentations (check listings for the current 6 Series feature).
- Interactive DigiTour content and occasional guided tours.
Best way to experience it:
Arrive via Olympiazentrum (U3) and buy timed tickets on the BMW Welt portal to avoid queues. Combine your visit with BMW Welt and the nearby Olympiapark for dining and photo opportunities.
Things to Note
- Timed-entry tickets and guided tours are available; book via the BMW Welt ticket portal.
- The museum shares services with BMW Welt (shops, restaurants, visitor info).
- Limited on-site parking and short-stay rules apply; consult official visitor pages.
- Accessibility and contact details are listed on the museum’s official site—confirm before visiting.
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Entry
From €17 adult






