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<\/p>\nFor a vehicle enthusiast, this is a must see when you visit Munich.\u00a0 For us this was no different on our visit to the city as hubby appreciates this German brand.\u00a0 Let me put it this way we spent the whole morning at the centre \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026<\/p>\n
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What did I do the whole time?\u00a0 Well, I had to amuse myself as hubby was in no hurry to get this over and done with quickly.\u00a0 My interest was more in the Olympic Park next door to the complex where Mark Spitz set several world records in the swimming events – that is a topic for another day.<\/p>\n
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So here we go.\u00a0 First up was the motorcycle category with some of the famous models displayed on a glass wall \u2013 impressive, I thought!\u00a0 With German precision every item was displayed, itemized and the history given.\u00a0\u00a0 I even spotted a yellow Daisy (equivalent to my \u00a0own GS650) and hubby\u2019s soft spot, a R80 G\/S, in the display.<\/p>\n
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We worked through the different sections such as different engines and how it evolved over the years., but of more interest to me was the James Bond section with all the original cars used in various scenes as I am not good at the engine stuff.<\/p>\n
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At the racing section, we spent quite a few hours as hubby is an avid F1 and touring cars follower and to kill time while hubby was taking his time, I tried to take pictures at every possible angle to amuse myself and get some interesting shots.\u00a0 Hubby was not going to be intimidated with my restlessness; he took his time to study every minute detail on all the displayed items.<\/p>\n
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Even the famous Ndbele art BMW of Esther Mahlangu was on display and all\u00a0 of a sudden there was a twitch at my heart – I was missing my much loved Africa big time in this perfect world.<\/p>\n
Organized tours of the facility is also available for different age groups as the youngsters (14 -18 years) has different interests and questions than the more matured audience. \u00a0 The tours also provide some facts and figures \u00a0on the interesting architecture and how it came into existence. \u00a0The youngsters also get an opportunity to sit in a sports car or get onto a motorcycle. \u00a0An extremely hands-on experience for the young enthusiast by far!<\/p>\n
This venue was an item picked from hubby\u2019s bucket list, but afterwards I was rewarded with a visit to the Olympic Park next door where the Games of 1973 was hosted and some famous records broken.<\/p>\n
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THE HOW, WHERE AND WHEN<\/strong><\/p>\n Opening hours<\/em>: \u00a0Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 \u2013 18:00<\/p>\n Cost<\/em>: \u00a0Euro 10 gives you entry to the museum<\/p>\n M<\/span>useum App<\/em>: \u00a0Available in English, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Russian and French<\/p>\n Location<\/em>:\u00a0 Olympic Park, Munich<\/p>\n —-ooOoo—-<\/p>\n\n