As a result of the bitter controversy surrounding architecture during the Weimarer Republic, this field gained an extraordinarily ideological significance in the Nazi era. During a selected tour you will see and learn everything about the monumental plans to redesign the entire city.

A foray through one of the greatest technological and scientific museums in the world, situated on an island in the Isar guides you to the milestones of technological history in the 20th century.

In the Siemens Forum you may see permanent and changing exhibitions on the history of Siemens as well as on current topics and developments in technology, economics and society.

Between 1900 and the First World War the Old Town of Munich underwent a transformation with the construction of urban office buildings and department stores.

45% of these were destroyed in June 1944. The reconstruction era and especially the period in the early 1990s ushered in a new architectural style.

Even though already designed and built in the early 70-ies of the last century by architect Karl Schwanzer, the “4-cylinder” as the BMW headquarter is called and the BMW Museum still remain unique. Together with the fascinating BMW World which was opened in 2007 they form a unique architectural ensemble which blends harmoniously with the bold architecture of the Olympic Park Area.We show you both the BMW World and the newly refurbished and massively expanded BMW Museum.

This historical hangar was built between 1912 and 1919 for the Bavarian Air Force troops. The edifices rank among the oldest preserved airport buildings in Germany. Today they house the aviation section of the Deutsches Museum.

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