BMW Museum & Showroom
I have visited this place couple of times, but never posted any pictures. However, I guess BMW rich history deserves paying a tribute.
01. BMW Museum & Showroom (Germans call it BMW Welt) is located in Munich, close to BMW Headquarters. The construction was finished by 1973, when Munich hosted Summer Olympics.
02. The designs of BMW Welt, which is a showroom and a marketplace was brought to life by Vienna-based architects COOP HIMMELB(L)AU just for the price of 200 million dollars.
03. Now BMW Welt and Museum take up around 5000 square meters. Every year 250000 people visit BMW Museum and Welt, which puts the venue on the third place in the list of top-visited locations in Munich after Deutsches Museum and Pinakothek der Moderne.
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06. Every car in the showroom has its own unique representation and stand.
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09. As you know, Rolls Royce is now wholly owned subsidiary of BMW and that's why you can see RR models both in BMW showroom and in a separate pavilion in the museum.
10. This RR umbrella gimmick is just so cool.
11. Old-timers are here as well. In addition, they all look gorgeous.
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15. Mini is also a part of BMW, which obliges BMW to display these little kiddos.
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17. BMW sledge! Sledge, Carl!
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20. i3 charging.
21. i8 model does not need extra representation. Its mad designs are so catchy and memorable in its futuristic twists.
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24. BMW motorcycles are widely displayed as well. Of course, you can sit on all of them. Except this one probably.
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31. You can charge your eco-friendly i3 here.
32. Those balls are constantly moving forming different body shapes of BMW cars. Looks mesmerizing.
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35. Some evolution.
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47. i8 inspired bike.
48. Not sure whether this model is being manufactured. But it looks interesting.
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51. In BMW Welt you can sit in any car you like. Test-drive has to be pre-arranged.
52. Now, Munich Police Department is driving i3s. Yeah, probably the police officers from Dubai will hardly understand this cruising in their police Lamborghinis. Nevertheless, this is the future and you have to admit it.
01. BMW Museum & Showroom (Germans call it BMW Welt) is located in Munich, close to BMW Headquarters. The construction was finished by 1973, when Munich hosted Summer Olympics.
02. The designs of BMW Welt, which is a showroom and a marketplace was brought to life by Vienna-based architects COOP HIMMELB(L)AU just for the price of 200 million dollars.
03. Now BMW Welt and Museum take up around 5000 square meters. Every year 250000 people visit BMW Museum and Welt, which puts the venue on the third place in the list of top-visited locations in Munich after Deutsches Museum and Pinakothek der Moderne.
04.
05.
06. Every car in the showroom has its own unique representation and stand.
07.
08.
09. As you know, Rolls Royce is now wholly owned subsidiary of BMW and that's why you can see RR models both in BMW showroom and in a separate pavilion in the museum.
10. This RR umbrella gimmick is just so cool.
11. Old-timers are here as well. In addition, they all look gorgeous.
12.
13.
14.
15. Mini is also a part of BMW, which obliges BMW to display these little kiddos.
16.
17. BMW sledge! Sledge, Carl!
18.
19.
20. i3 charging.
21. i8 model does not need extra representation. Its mad designs are so catchy and memorable in its futuristic twists.
22.
23.
24. BMW motorcycles are widely displayed as well. Of course, you can sit on all of them. Except this one probably.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31. You can charge your eco-friendly i3 here.
32. Those balls are constantly moving forming different body shapes of BMW cars. Looks mesmerizing.
33.
34.
35. Some evolution.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47. i8 inspired bike.
48. Not sure whether this model is being manufactured. But it looks interesting.
49.
50.
51. In BMW Welt you can sit in any car you like. Test-drive has to be pre-arranged.
52. Now, Munich Police Department is driving i3s. Yeah, probably the police officers from Dubai will hardly understand this cruising in their police Lamborghinis. Nevertheless, this is the future and you have to admit it.