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If you're passionate about cars and history, the BMW Museum in Munich is a must-visit destination! Nestled next to the iconic BMW Welt and headquarters, this museum offers an immersive journey through the evolution of one of the world's most prestigious automobile brands. From the moment you step in, you're greeted by a stunning architectural marvel that perfectly embodies the innovative spirit of BMW. The museum's layout is sleek and futuristic, with spiral walkways that guide you seamlessly through various exhibits. The collection is a car lover's paradise! From classic models like the vintage BMW 328 to cutting-edge electric vehicles, each car tells a story of engineering brilliance and design evolution. My personal favorite? The BMW M series display—it’s a feast for the eyes and a tribute to the brand’s commitment to performance and precision. The exhibits go beyond cars; they showcase the brand’s ventures into motorcycles, aircraft engines, and future mobility concepts. The interactive displays and multimedia presentations make the experience educational and entertaining. One of the highlights was the section dedicated to motorsport heritage. Seeing the race-winning models and learning about their track records left me in awe of BMW's racing legacy. Don’t forget to stop by the gift shop at the end. It’s filled with cool memorabilia for fans, from miniature car models to branded apparel. Tips for Visitors: Book tickets online to avoid long queues. Allow at least 2–3 hours to fully explore the museum. Combine your visit with a trip to BMW Welt, where you can see the latest models and even test-drive some! Consider a guided tour for deeper insights into the exhibits. Overall, my experience at the BMW Museum was unforgettable—a perfect blend of history, innovation, and art. Whether you’re a car enthusiast or just someone curious about the evolution of mobility, this place has something for everyone! ⭐ Rating: 5/5 Would I visit again? Absolutely! #munich #munchen #bmw #cars #germany

#2025Overseas Travel Event You can enjoy Munich even if it's short.🇩🇪 If there's another city that I remember from my trip to Germany, it's Munich. I only traveled in Munich for 2 nights and 3 days, but I was able to travel briefly and meaningfully. I walked 20,000 steps a day, and I'll introduce you to a few places that I liked. 📍Munich Residence Residenz München / The Residence Palace that shows the history of Munich! It's really big, so there's a lot to see. 📍Marienplatz Marienplatz / The central square located in the Old Town. In particular, on the clock tower of the Rathaus-Glockenspiel City Hall, a puppet show that shows scenes from Munich's history comes out every hour with songs. 📍English Garden Englischer Garten / This is a really large garden in Munich. You can even swim there in the summer! 📍Allianz Arena / If you come to Munich, you have to see the Bundesliga, right? 🥺 You can feel the energy of Munich soccer fans at the Bayern Munich stadium. 📍Spatenhaus an der Oper / A place with delicious German food and beer. 📍Augustiner am Platzl / You can taste traditional Bavarian food and beer. 📍Schloss Neuschwanstein / A beautiful castle that inspired Disney's Swan Castle. I recommend going on a day trip when traveling to Munich! Save this when traveling to Munich, Germany and make sure to refer to it when planning your trip.✨ #europe #europetrip #munchen #germany #munich #EuropeanTravel #EuropeanTravelDestination #Germany #GermanyTravel #GermanyTravelDestination #PlacesToVisitInGermany #Munich #MunichTravel #MunichEnglishGarden #MunichNewCityCityHall #WorldTravel

I believe you will have heard the stories of Disney princesses when you were young The princess castle I saw was really beautiful I wonder if you know that Disney gets its inspiration from New Swan Castle💡 📌New Swan Castle Both of the above castles were built by King Ludwig II To New Swan Castle I really recommend you to go with the tour!!️ Because the transportation will be very expensive and complicated if you go on your own Local tours can go for cheaper prices You can even visit multiple castles and nearby towns At the same time do not have to bother looking for traffic🤭 Listening to the tour guide will help you understand the story behind it It makes me fall in love with this castle even more😌 The tour group can choose to buy tickets to visit both castles You can even go in without one Remind everyone to enter is!!️No photography allowed!!️ 🏰Lindhof Castle It is the only intact castle built in the king There are French, Italian and English style gardens... But because I was covered in snow I couldn't get in 🤣 Meanwhile I did not pay to visit 🏰New Swan Castle There is also the old Swan Castle nearby built by Vichy II's father However, I did not visit due to time constraints The king was fond of fairy tales since he was a child Then after several wars lost and ostracized by others The king became increasingly introverted not wanting to face outsiders and began planning to build different castles But because too much money was spent on building the castle the residents protested Being pulled off the stage by others 🤣🤭 In the end the king lived in Neuschwanstein Castle for less than a year I died for some reason while walking with the doctor🥲 The design inside is very thoughtful and stylish It's worth paying to visit 😝 A tour guide/audio guide is a must when visiting So you can learn more about its history when you enter There is also a bridge over New Swan Castle You can take pictures of the beauty of New Swan Castle🥹 from a high place But... because of bad weather + there is snow not open 😭 I believe you can go up and take pictures in spring📷 To get up to New Swan Castle requires physical strength up the mountain It's all ramps🙈 If you pay for the horse-drawn carriage, you can walk for a while (cash only). However, there is still some way to go after getting off the bus💩 It is recommended that you walk up after lunch to strengthen your strength🙈 #munich #munich #munchen #newswanburg #germany #germanytravel #newswanburger #germany #fairytaleworld #fairytale castle #germany #travel in Germany

When you think of Germany, you all think of soccer⚽️🏟️🥅, right? 🤗 And when you think of German soccer, you think of Bayern Munich! So today, I'm going to introduce you to a city called "München" :) 🥰❤️ Munich is the largest city and capital of Bavaria, Germany, and the third largest city after Berlin and Hamburg! When you think of Germans, you usually think of them wearing leather suspenders and eating beer and pretzels! 🥨🍻 The fact is that that image came from Munich! 🤣 BMW, Oktoberfest, Siemens, etc. It is also one of the wealthy cities where representative German companies are gathered👍 Please visit Munich once and try beer, sausages, and pretzels :) You will feel the real taste of Germanyㅎㅎ😆 #Germany #Overseas travel #Germany travel #Europe #Europe travel #germany #Munich travel #Munich #münchen #munich #deutschland

#SummerTripEvent #Munich #MunichBritishGarden #Bayern #München #munich #PlacesToVisitInGermany I was surprised that there was such a large city garden in Munich, and I was also surprised by the number of people. There is also a large beer garden, so it's great for taking a walk.