Nithin Mathew

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Beautiful city. Visiting BMW museum was the most exciting part. 

Munich-Eurotrip

Vehicle porn! This museum had everything related to transportation in Germany: trains, trams, cars, engines, bikes, bicycles, you name it. Its a large museum with so many vehicles as they are trying to include almost every transportation equipment used. The collection includes even the world&#39;s first car!

I had an amazing time here seeing the evelution of these tranportation machines from centuaries ago untill the modern world(for example, they have the steam engine as well as the latest ICE trains in the museum). The museum is divided in to four or five large sections, all equally interesting. If you are a vehicle lover, highly recomend to pay a visit here. And there is also a restuarant right outside of this museum from where I tried &quot;Schweinshaxe&quot; or traditional port knuckle for the first time.

Deutsches Museum Verkehrszentrum

This museum showcases all of the giants released cars, concepts, engines, company plans and so much more. Definetely one to visit if you are a car enthusiast where you can marvel at all these amazing peices of technologies, both new and the old.

Several floors of the museum are filled with the cars, bikes, and engines BMW made and still makes over the years(including their concept cars). We spend around two hours there, probably three or four hours will be required to sink in all thei informations in the museum.

The museum building is also very interesting, with the museum attached to the tall iconinc tower of BMW. The bridge across the large highway too is a masterpeice on its own.

BMW Museum

A large garden in the middle of Munich. There is a lot of space to just rest and relax checking out all the goose. There are some beer gardens as well where we had few beers.

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18 Jul 2018

Deutsches Museum Verkehrszentrum

BMW Museum

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Nithin Mathew

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