BMW Headquarters

BMW's headquarters is in Munich. The BMW headquarters building is a very distinctive building that is said to symbolize the four cylinders of the car engine. BMW also has a huge 4S store nearby, which is said to be the largest in the world, and generally will go in and see.

The BMW headquarters building is full of fashion and modernity, and it is also a very beautiful design. The headquarters building is divided into several parts, four circular structures, and many BMW car elements are integrated here, and you can also visit the BMW Museum.

Located next to the Olympic Park in Munich, it is a barrel-shaped building, just like the cylinder of a car. This is a must-see for BMW car lovers. It is a good place to pass by. See the world at the edge

There are two heavy Mercedes-Benz trucks parked in front of the exhibition hall of BMW Company. They are friendly and confrontational for generations, creating so many perfect boutiques, my pony 5, can't love it... The most eye-catching thing in the exhibition hall is Rolls-Royce's exhibition car, with the universe.... The exhibition hall is exquisite and modern everywhere, including the toilet.

Wolfsburg is most famous of course, the headquarters of Volkswagen Germany, and the iconic building of Volkswagen Germany is the four chimneys, the symbol of the strong German industry. Every week, one chimney will be measured up until Christmas, and four chimneys will be lit at the same time to celebrate Christmas.

It feels like a day trip together.

BMW Headquarters is located in the southern German city of Munich, BMW's global headquarters. The BMW Building was designed by Austrian architects in 1973. The floors are not built as a general building, but "spliced". The floors are elevated by hydraulic equipment and placed on the pre-built pillars. The BMW Building is shaped like an engine. It is four cylinders next to each other. It is also known as the "Four-cylinder Building". BMW headquarters can be visited free of charge, where the ordered BMW cars can be delivered directly, and every day there are BMW car or motorcycle performances. You can take the subway and bus to get off at the Olympic Center and go south.

The BMW Building, where BMW headquarters is located, was designed by Austrian architect Schwanzer in 1973. The floors are not built as a whole as ordinary buildings, but are "spliced" together, that is to say, the floors are elevated by hydraulic equipment and placed on the pre-built pillars. The BMW Building is shaped like an engine. It is four cylinders next to each other. It is also known as the "Four-cylinder Building".