Airbus A320 Flight Simulator at Motorworld Munich

Motorworld Munich is an absolutely fantastic destination—made even better by the fact that admission is completely free. Whether you’re a devoted car enthusiast or simply someone who appreciates impressive spaces and great atmosphere, this place is well worth the visit. From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with an enormous, beautifully designed complex that feels modern, vibrant, and full of life. It’s significantly more spacious and visually striking than its counterparts in Stuttgart or Cologne, giving you plenty of room to wander, explore, and soak in the automotive history and innovation on display. The variety of vehicles is genuinely exciting: classic cars, rare models, high-performance machines, and rotating exhibitions that keep things interesting. Highlights include the presence of both a Bugatti and a McLaren dealership—an absolute treat for anyone who loves supercars. Getting to see these machines up close, without any entrance fee, feels almost unreal. Beyond the cars, Motorworld Munich also offers a strong culinary and social experience. The selection of restaurants and bars is excellent, with several cool and stylish spots perfect for grabbing a drink, a meal, or simply taking a break while enjoying the view of the surrounding vehicles. It creates a relaxed, enjoyable environment where you can easily spend several hours. Parking is conveniently located underneath the complex and is very reasonably priced, making the visit hassle-free from start to finish. If you’re a car enthusiast, Motorworld Munich is not just a place you should visit—it’s a place you have to experience. With its vast size, beautiful design, impressive vehicle displays, and inviting food and drink options, it stands out as one of the best automotive-themed destinations in Germany. A must-see.

Lovely place for car enthusiasts, it's not a museum, it basically is a car dealership shopping centre, the space is beautifuly designed with lots of displayed cars. I visited during weekend and the dealerships themselves were closed so I'd recommend visiting during workdays. No entry fee and payed parking nearby.