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It was pretty cool getting to see a wide range of cars, including the latest BMW models. What makes the experience even better is how interactive it is you can actually sit inside many of the cars and take pictures. There are also fun photo booths! Definitely worth checking out and it is definitely kid friendly too.
We stopped here to queue up for the BMW factory tour. The Welt is a multi-functioning customer experience space for car buyers, car/BMW aficionados and general tourists. They have different sections including cars from BMW (of course), but also other divisions such as Mini and Rolls Royce. Within the BMW brand, they have an excellent motorcycle display of recent model bikes that able to be sat on and interested with. They also had a concept section and a "M" (Motorsport) section as well. MUST SEE if you are even a small car enthusiast.
Impressive stop to spend at least a half hour (and very likely more than that if you want to look closely at the cars). There are several cars on display here including BMWs, Rolls Royce, and Mini Coopers. There's also a cafe, free restrooms, Lego experience, shopping, and a museum. Highly recommend!
This is a free exhibit to see all the latest cars. They also have a few different interactive things to do. One is a video that you can put your face to while the other is 180 camera of you. There are locations to grab food as well. This is directly across from the BMW museum. When you exit the museum you can walk across the walkway.
I am not into cars at all, but BMW World is really cool and worth a visit if you're in Munich. It is free to enter, and there are lots of luxury cars on display. There is a cafe and gift shop inside. I didn't go to the BMW Museum, which you have to pay for, and I thought this place was great for someone who has no interest in cars like me just to look around and admire fancy cars.
If you're a BMW fan, this spot is a must for you! Check out their hottest cars and gift shop to show your love of the brand. Please note the BMW Welt is pretty much a museum that showcases new new car concepts in a sleekly designed building. They also have some MINI Cooper displays. If you have time, it's a no-brainer to check this place out since it's free entrance! We actually didn't even go to the real museum since we thought this was cool enough and just wanted to get back to downtown Munich. It would've been awesome to go on the factory tour, but I think it's only open on weekdays and we were there on a weekend. Next time! I like how you can buy a BMW, it gets delivered it to the middle BMW Welt on a platform you must take an elevator to, then you can drive it out of the actual building.
Despite the PCR routine during the pandemic, I had a great experience here while most of my questions were answered by the guy who has curly hair and speaks in traditional Mandarine. If you're a fan of BMW, you definitely have to come here for the newest and coolest models. during your trip in Munich. He did not only answer my question but explained more tech issues that were related to my questions. However, the reason I took one start off was because there was no one I could ask any questions during my first half hour tour.
This is an interesting approach to a dealership floor room. It's more like an open air exhibit that also has a cafe and slide. Highly recommend especially if you are in the market for a car. You are able to hop into some of the cars and it will allow you to see the models upfront and in person.......to include Rolls and Mini Coopers.
Why 5 stars? Because this was the coolest car dealership ever. --- --- --- After visiting the BMW museum, we were told that the Welt was still open for a few more hours. I mean, anytime a car dealership is open until midnight, that's pretty cool in itself, right? Much like the museum, the best part about the Welt is the amazing architecture of the building and the displays. The cars are all surrounded by really cool lighting that makes for an auto photographer's dream. Is car porn a thing? This is nothing like a typical dealership in the U.S. where the second you step foot on the property, you're hit up by an over-anxious sales person. I think they are used to people walking over from the museum who have no intention of purchasing a BMW. As a matter of fact, the only time someone spoke to us when we wanted to use the picture-taking machine they have setup by one of the really nice cars. Definitely worth the walk across the street once you're done with the museum - there are multiple cafes here too, in case starring at six figure cars all day works up your appetite.
BMW Fans need to make this pilgrimage. It's part of the European delivery option but if you are in Munich, swing by and check out this and the BMW Museum. It's a super cool building with food and drink, small exhibitions, and of course BMW swag. They are building something new so pay attention in late fall 2019 I think. I would give it more than 4 stars but a couple things were not working when went. Like the driving simulator rig by the i cars. Still super cool. Especially at night.
WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW! That's all I have to say about this place! The main showroom is a piece of art in by itself'! The new concept and electric cars once they come to the States are going to be a very hard act to follow, just wish I had more time here but 45 mins is just not enough as we are with a tour group! Will definitely be back some day!
My favorite part of the BMW showroom was the Biker's Lounge (Lodge?). About fifteen contemporary motorcycles are displayed, and people are encouraged to pretend ride them. Perfect for anyone who has little interest in actually driving or riding on a motorcycle but who thinks the idea of doing so is fun! The cafe has a wide selection of bottled beverages and places to sit. Perfect for people who are thirsty after touring the museum and take a moment to plan the next excursion. It was neat to see all the Minis one can buy. I had no idea that the Mini Cooper was not the only model available. The AWD off-roady version that is both mini and not mini was comical to see.
BMW World is located next to Olympic Park and and is a multi-story exhibition, delivery, adventure museum, and event venue. On my summer trip to Munich I stopped by in the evening as they are open late till midnight. On display they have the latest innovations in BMW cars, bikes, and SUVs. Also on display were Mini Coopers and Rolls Royce. I had no idea Rolls Royce had an EV, it sure is beautiful, but at over $450,000, way over my budget. :P Overall, this is a fun place to check out some really cool vehicles. And the best part is that it's completely FREE! It's conveniently located next to the subway station exit for Olympic Park. read more
It was a rainy day and we weren't in the mood to do much. We still had our weekly transportation pass 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. read more
It was pretty cool getting to see a wide range of cars, including the latest BMW models. What makes the experience even better is how interactive it is you can actually sit inside many of the cars and take pictures. There are also fun photo booths! Definitely worth checking out and it is definitely kid friendly too. read more
We stopped here to queue up for the BMW factory tour. The Welt is a multi-functioning customer experience space for car buyers, car/BMW aficionados and general tourists. They have different sections including cars from BMW (of course), but also other divisions such as Mini and Rolls Royce. Within the BMW brand, they have an excellent motorcycle display of recent model bikes that able to be sat on and interested with. They also had a concept section and a "M" (Motorsport) section as well. MUST SEE if you are even a small car enthusiast. read more
Impressive stop to spend at least a half hour (and very likely more than that if you want to look closely at the cars). There are several cars on display here including BMWs, Rolls Royce, and Mini Coopers. There's also a cafe, free restrooms, Lego experience, shopping, and a museum. Highly recommend! read more
This is a free exhibit to see all the latest cars. They also have a few different interactive things to do. One is a video that you can put your face to while the other is 180 camera of you. There are locations to grab food as well. This is directly across from the BMW museum. When you exit the museum you can walk across the walkway. read more
I am not into cars at all, but BMW World is really cool and worth a visit if you're in Munich. It is free to enter, and there are lots of luxury cars on display. There is a cafe and gift shop inside. I didn't go to the BMW Museum, which you have to pay for, and I thought this place was great for someone who has no interest in cars like me just to look around and admire fancy cars. read more
If you're a BMW fan, this spot is a must for you! Check out their hottest cars and gift shop to show your love of the brand. Please note the BMW Welt is pretty much a museum that showcases new new car concepts in a sleekly designed building. They also have some MINI Cooper displays. If you have time, it's a no-brainer to check this place out since it's free entrance! We actually didn't even go to the real museum since we thought this was cool enough and just wanted to get back to downtown Munich. It would've been awesome to go on the factory tour, but I think it's only open on weekdays and we were there on a weekend. Next time! I like how you can buy a BMW, it gets delivered it to the middle BMW Welt on a platform you must take an elevator to, then you can drive it out of the actual building. read more
Despite the PCR routine during the pandemic, I had a great experience here while most of my questions were answered by the guy who has curly hair and speaks in traditional Mandarine. If you're a fan of BMW, you definitely have to come here for the newest and coolest models. during your trip in Munich. He did not only answer my question but explained more tech issues that were related to my questions. However, the reason I took one start off was because there was no one I could ask any questions during my first half hour tour. read more
This is an interesting approach to a dealership floor room. It's more like an open air exhibit that also has a cafe and slide. Highly recommend especially if you are in the market for a car. You are able to hop into some of the cars and it will allow you to see the models upfront and in person.......to include Rolls and Mini Coopers. read more
Why 5 stars? Because this was the coolest car dealership ever. --- --- --- After visiting the BMW museum, we were told that the Welt was still open for a few more hours. I mean, anytime a car dealership is open until midnight, that's pretty cool in itself, right? Much like the museum, the best part about the Welt is the amazing architecture of the building and the displays. The cars are all surrounded by really cool lighting that makes for an auto photographer's dream. Is car porn a thing? This is nothing like a typical dealership in the U.S. where the second you step foot on the property, you're hit up by an over-anxious sales person. I think they are used to people walking over from the museum who have no intention of purchasing a BMW. As a matter of fact, the only time someone spoke to us when we wanted to use the picture-taking machine they have setup by one of the really nice cars. Definitely worth the walk across the street once you're done with the museum - there are multiple cafes here too, in case starring at six figure cars all day works up your appetite. read more
BMW Fans need to make this pilgrimage. It's part of the European delivery option but if you are in Munich, swing by and check out this and the BMW Museum. It's a super cool building with food and drink, small exhibitions, and of course BMW swag. They are building something new so pay attention in late fall 2019 I think. I would give it more than 4 stars but a couple things were not working when went. Like the driving simulator rig by the i cars. Still super cool. Especially at night. read more
WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW! That's all I have to say about this place! The main showroom is a piece of art in by itself'! The new concept and electric cars once they come to the States are going to be a very hard act to follow, just wish I had more time here but 45 mins is just not enough as we are with a tour group! Will definitely be back some day! read more
10 years ago
My favorite part of the BMW showroom was the Biker's Lounge (Lodge?). About fifteen contemporary motorcycles are displayed, and people are encouraged to pretend ride them. Perfect for anyone who has little interest in actually driving or riding on a motorcycle but who thinks the idea of doing so is fun! The cafe has a wide selection of bottled beverages and places to sit. Perfect for people who are thirsty after touring the museum and take a moment to plan the next excursion. It was neat to see all the Minis one can buy. I had no idea that the Mini Cooper was not the only model available. The AWD off-roady version that is both mini and not mini was comical to see. read more
This is the showroom part of the BMW complex. The newest models of the ultimate driving machine are here. There's an electric car you can test drive around the first floor. In the complex are the factory and the museum. There's a small portion for Mini and motorcycles. The top floor is a driving track where you can test drive your future purchase. So cool! Like I need more reason to love BMW. It has been the most reliable car I've ever owned and I plan on keeping it til it stops moving. So, a visit here was a must. They have models we don't have in the US. It's German car heaven! They have restaurants here and merchandise stores. They have bathrooms downstairs and there was a guy in the women's restroom that shocked the heck out of me - and he proceeded to use his cellphone. A guy in the women's restroom using a cellphone! Hello? They have free wifi. read more
As a former BMW owner and a fan of the brand I wanted to check this out while visiting Munich. According to TripAdvisor, BMW Welt (World) is better and cheaper than the BMW museum across the street. The building is architecturally interesting and looks cool. I was pleasantly surprised by BMW Welt. Yes, much of it is a showroom for BMWs, but I still enjoyed it, but don't just take my word for it. My wife, who is not into cars at all, even enjoyed herself here. I thought I would need to limit my visit to 30 minutes since this wasn't really her thing, but it turned out we were able to stay a lot longer. I liked seeing the cars. They had almost every model there for you to see and you could get in anything 5 series or smaller. Pretty cool! We both liked seeing the samples of different paint colors and interior decorations like wood or carbon fiber. I really liked seeing the i8, which looked extremely futuristic. My wife was especially impressed with the Rolls Royce exhibit. It was cool seeing the attention they pay to the smallest details. They had a similar exhibit on Mini Coopers. They had a good gift shop; I liked how you could actually buy things there without having to pay an arm and a leg. I got a shirt for €20 and a nice pen for €3-4. Much less than anything I ever bought from my local BMW dealer back home. This is all I saw of BMW World. There is a cafe where my wife had a snack while I looked around. You can also get a tour of the BMW plant which lasts around 2 hours. I didn't have time to do this, but will have to check it out if I make it here again. There are upper levels of BMW Welt that I didn't visit, but I think you can see BMW motorcycles up there. I'm not sure about this but I think you may also be able to arrange for a test drive of a BMW. So it's a cool place with lots to see and do and I would definitely recommend it if you are at all into cars. read more
So much fun! It's free to enter, there's lots to see, and if you're lucky you'll get a chance to ride in one of the cars! It opens until midnight so you have all day to chose a time to visit. BMW Welt is very close to the Olympic park, so if you're coming all the way out to this side of town, there's plenty to do besides BMW stuff. And the metro stop is the same for one of the Olympic park stops, so it's super convenient! We came here on a German holiday so it was very crowded, but the space was so large it didn't seem so bad. They had lots of BMW cars (old and new) that you could observe and some of them you can even sit inside. There was also a nice collection of Rolls Royces and Mini Coopers, also owned by BMW. The building itself is gorgeous and all the displays are beautifully done. Great lights, pictures, music. Whoever curated this place did an awesome job. If you care for a souvenir, there's a nice gift shop as well. I also liked that there was a cafe and clean restroom upstairs! Now my favorite part was getting a ride in the 1958 BMW Isetta! This tiny little 2 person car with a rear engine that opens from the front was my favorite car here. It's the cutest thing I had ever seen, I instantly fell in love with it. But at some point in the early afternoon we saw an employee driving it outside, so we followed and found out that they were offering free rides around the building in it! We just had to sign up to be contacted by our local BMW dealership to offer us car specials. No big deal, you can unsubscribe later. But we got a free 45 second spin around the block and it was totally awesome. The employee said they demo different cars on different days and at different times. So who knows, you may get lucky and get to ride in something cool, like this Isetta! read more
12 years ago
Just like counterpart, BMW Museum, the BMW Welt has lots of things to see including the latest and greatest cars from BMW, and Rolls Royce. There's a gift shop and three cafés/restaurants in house. Best of all there's free Wi-Fi. If you're taking the tour, the meeting location is behind the information desk. If you're checking in to pick up your BMW, there's a VIP elevator that will take you to the top. If you go upstairs and take the bridge, you can go to the museum. It's best to visit the museum before the tour, as a tour is 2 1/4 hours long. If you parked downstairs, you can get your ticket validated if you eat at the restaurants. read more
6 years ago
If you love cars or not. This place is a must visit. Probably the best auto showroom I've been to. They even rent out performance BMW vehicles. And they have great food options too. read more
This is pretty cool. Especially for the most part being free. I was intending on seeing and paying for the museum however, was very satisfied with what I've seen. This is pretty much an awesome car dealership. Allowing you to interact with things, games and give you the specifications you'd need or want to know. They offer lockers to stow your bag for free and have a small cafe. The restaurants were closed off for some reason. One sign saying it was only for a private circle. All and all a fun experience and I'd recommend it. Especially if you'd like to see the museum. read more
9 years ago
We are staying by the Hauptbahnhof in München so we took the train to BMW Welt. Several months ago we made reservations for the full 2-hour tour of the BMW factory so we picked up our tickets at the ticket desk (located in the center of the bottom floor next to the café) and took the tour. It is an amazing tour but make sure to call ahead at least 4 weeks. The BMW Welt itself is a work of art. The structure is meant to look like the clouds from the outside, and inside it is modern and spacious. The cars are gorgeous, and many of them you can sit inside. And don't miss the gift shop. There are BMW items that can only be purchased there. read more
8 years ago
8 years ago
Very crowded but fun. The architecture is stunning. Cars are beautiful. Warning, you will want to buy one. Arrived too late to test drive but some lucky drivers went round and round, spinning their wheels fast. That would give me a headache. Grabbed a panini and some mineral water to pick me up on a very hot day. read more
If you are a car-nut, no trip to Munich is complete without a visit to BMW Welt (World). Even if you don't want to spend the extra money for the museum or plant tour, you will definitely get your fill of German engineering by just sticking around the Welt. They pretty much have most of the most popular BMWs, plus Mini and Rolls Royce. read more
9 years ago
Free to enter and a bridge in here connects you to the BMW museum. This is the marketing hub of BMW in my opinion and all the latest BMW gear is on display. If you are a BMW, RR or Mini fan you will enjoy your visit here. read more
11 years ago
Did European Delivery on a 2015 M3 back in May, and the entire staff provided top-notch service for an awesome experience. Aside from delivery, this is literally one huge BMW Group marketing display, so you see everything from Minis, RRs, and BMWs (obviously). Pretty interesting to see all brands under one roof. The Premium Lounge on the 3rd floor is also pretty nice with refreshments and chairs to rest in between factory tours or before vehicle delivery. Would definitely come back here again when time comes to do another European Delivery. read more
Wow, if you're a BMW owner/fan, then you must not miss this place. It's a must! Even if you're not buying a car, this is an awesome place to check out. You can look at all of the current models on display and check out the specs and pricing. This review is going to be based on a service that I used which is called BMW on Demand. What is that that you may ask? Well, it is just like it sounds. You can rent a BMW on demand for an hourly rate! Sounds too good to be true? Yes, it is true! We rented out an M3 competition package for a special daily rate of 3 hours pricing(€50/hour) for 5 hours. This is my favorite part of my vacation in Europe because me and a friend took the M3 out to Ammersee, which is a beautiful lake in the countryside to escape the crazy hustle and bustle of Munich(along with getting to run the car at some interesting speeds ;)). If you've always wanted to drive the Roundel in the Motherland for a reasonable rate, then you must not miss this place. No other way to do Munich IMO. Freude am Fahren!! read more
8 years ago
Cool cars and free admission. Not a lot of taxis around, we took Uber to and from the city center. There's a pedestrian bridge to the BMW museum across the street. read more
8 years ago
This was a really cool show room! From the outside, looking at the seer size of this building made me really excited to go inside. Being a Benz fan myself (sorry!) I was still very interested in seeing the new models that BMW is working on. Unfortunately we didn't plan this out well so we weren't able to get a tour of the Welt, Museum or Factory but you can look it up here (http://www.bmw-welt.com/en/visitor_information/guided_tours/welt.html). Note - free entrance here but it costs money for the museum (although plus side, museum has free wifi.) read more
Welt is pretty much one stop for everything BMW and Mini. The building is sleek and modern, but interior wise it is pretty much a fancied up BMW dealership with all the bells and whistles and than some. I'm not saying it's a bad thing, since they don't charge admission to visit this flagship dealership, where you can rent a BMW, either classic or the latest,; pick up your BMW here via European Delivery; watch someone do some basic stunt motorcycle riding; or even grab a meal. Now the coolest thing about Welt is their location, which is right across from BMW's headquarters, and their main production factory in Munich. This is your starting point for the guided factory production tour, which takes you through the production plant from start to finish. The tours are offered in English and in German and only during the weekdays. I would advise that you call ahead by phone to arrange the tour, which they won't do by email. The cost when I went it was about 8 Euro per person, which is pretty reasonable, since you get a 2.5 hour tour of the plant and you get to see a lot of things. The guide we had was really good and was able to give us a good background on how BMW manages their plant and what they do with their waste materials. We thought it was well worth the price of admission. read more
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