It was a rainy day and we weren't in the mood to do much. We still had our weekly transportation…read morepass so we decided to check out BMW Welt (BMW World) when we learned it was free to go in. While there were some interesting automobiles on display, it wasn't as much as the ones in Motorworld. They didn't have much food to choose from either. There was a station where robots make some drinks and dispense sweets which was fascinating to watch, but that was about it. There was a museum next door that we could have gone to and paid for, but we decided to skip it based on what we already saw. Overall, it was not a bad way to spend a free day but I won't recommend going out of your way if you want to see cool cars. Motorworld is a much cooler alternative.

The general admission is free and worth a stop on its own, but the behind the scenes tour is what…read moremakes it. They take you into the car storage building, walk you through how deliveries work, and share a bunch of details about the facility that you'd never notice just wandering around the showroom floor. The building itself is also genuinely stunning architecture. Only real downside: you'll leave wanting a new BMW. Book the tour in advance, I don't know if you can do it day-of.

From the owner: Die Firma Stimmer & Sohn GmbH ist ein, bereits in dritter Generation geführtes Familienunternehmen,…read morewelches seit über 60 Jahren in München besteht. In unserem Unternehmen achten wir besonders auf die eigene Individualität, die uns von vielen Firmen abhebt.

This place is amazing if you're a car enthusiast. There are all the top designers just parked…read morethroughout the venue. Entry is completely free, which is awesome, but it's a bit tough to get to on the metro. Take a scooter and make a day of it. There is also a hotel and like 5 restaurants on site. But easily worth an hour or two just to take a couple laps and see all the cars.

Motorworld is a pretty neat place. It's like if a mall or playground was designed for car lovers…read more They have amazing cars - all for sale if you have the cash - on display all over the place. They have fun things like simulator racing and slot car racing. There are several places to eat and drink including some quite nice restaurants. All in all, it's really cool place to spend an evening or afternoon if you happen to have the opportunity.

I bought Audi A6 here. They wanted me to pay fast. Car was very dirty during hand over. After a few…read moredays, problem occured. I had to visit official dealership and provide an official paper about the problem. Very long communication. They doupted the cost for repair offered by an official dealership and offered just a car return for awfull conditions. Very disapointed!

Mid way through my car rental (mietwagen) whilst on holiday for a month, my Audi A6 Allroad…read morerequired oil to be topped off. Since this was near my hotel, I decided to stop by to see if I could be assisted. Firstly, speaking little German, despite being Swiss myself, the service center spoke very good English. When I purchased the oil, the gentleman helped me top off the oil into the engine. My only reservation is that not knowing beforehand how much one litre of oil cost let alone the five or six or more it needs when an oil change is required. After taxes it was just under €33,00 for the one litre. However I was reimbursed this monies when I retuned the vehicle back to Europcar in Frankfurt.