Discover why BMW’s Munich Museum is a paradise for car enthusiasts, showcasing decades of engineering innovation and design excellence. Munich offers world-class art, beer gardens, and automotive ...

The BMW Museum in Munich is one of the most important destinations for automotive and technology enthusiasts. Located directly opposite BMW Welt and adjacent to the BMW Group Headquarters Complex, the ...

It was May 18 1973 when BMW moved into the new BMW Group Headquarters building in Munich and since then, in its 40 years of existence, the buildings became icons of architectural history and a ...

Photo Courtesy: Diego Delso, CC BY-SA 3.0/Wiki Commons. The BMW Museum in Munich is one of the most important destinations for automotive and technology enthusiasts. Located directly opposite BMW Welt ...

The BMW Museum in Munich has come up with a surprise for the new classic season. Starting April 1, visitors to the museum can book a three-hour tour that includes the BMW facilities as well as the ...

On the east side of the Olympiapark, situated a few minutes’ walk from each other in a complex shared with BMW’s corporate headquarters and main plant, the BMW Museum and BMW Welt (which translates as ...

MUNICH, Germany--They all shared a medium: Andy Warhol, Jeff Koons, Alexander Calder, David Hockney, Robert Rauschenberg, Frank Stella, and 12 others. But it wasn't canvas. In fact, it was the metal ...

Art cars are not especially unique to BMW. The practice of an artist taking paint brush to "moving" metal sculpture had been around decades before BMW started its own collection. What's special about ...

Munich, on its own, is a worthy destination for your next trip to Europe. You can go to the Pinakothek, see Monet's Lilies on the Water next to several of van Gogh's works, and be sipping beer by the ...