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26/03/2019 In MUNICH TIMES

Exploring Munich on two wheels

When the weather is good, there’s only one way to discover Munich: by bicycle. Fresh air, sport and no rush hour! It’s great on foot too, but with a bike you get to see a lot more in less time. We have a couple of routes we can recommend that start directly at the TIMEHOUSE..

Whether you want go sightseeing, get in a short workout after work, or simply need some fresh air – there are tons of beautiful routes in Munich that can be discovered by bike. If you don’t have your own bike with you, you can quickly and easily rent one from one of the many providers in Munich, for example at an MVG bike station for 12€ per day.

22/03/2019 In MUNICH TIMES

Spring in Munich – our day-trip tips

When the sun crawls back out from underneath the clouds and the first blossoms begin to bloom it’s time to lay down our winter coats and enjoy the weather outside. Spring awaits and we know tons of things you can do to enjoy your spring in and around Munich.

12/03/2019 In MUNICH TIMES

The BMW museum – A paradise for car lovers

German cars are associated with innovation, quality and prestige. The BMW brand shows its technical developments from the past, present and future in its astoundingly museum. So what about visiting the BMW museum at your next trip to Munich?!

Impressive museum

The famous bowl-shaped building, also known as the BMW Museum, is located in the immediate vicinity of the BMW four-cylinder corporate headquarters and adjacent to the Olympic Park. Thanks to a completely unique and futuristic design, the architecture of the building and the special type of exhibition are worthy of astonishing glances. The museum is built up by a flat and a round building. Both buildings are connected by a visitor ramp, which allows access to all 25 exhibition areas.

Exciting exhibitions

In addition to a permanent exhibition of 120 exhibits, the BMW Museum also hosts temporary exhibitions focusing on various themes. The permanent exhibition extends over 5000 sq. m. and is divided into seven exhibition halls. It displays the most important and valuable cars, motorcycles and engines from over 100 years. The temporary exhibitions can be found in the “Museum Bowl” and are always worth a visit because of their exciting themes. A little tip: Right opposite the BMW Museum you will also find the BMW world with unique worlds of experiences for all brands of the BMW Group.

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