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What instantly pops to mind when you hear the name \u2018Munich\u2019? For the most part, people almost tend to associate the city with beer – and they\u2019d be right! Munich, after all, is the home of the world famous annual beer festival,\u00a0Oktoberfest<\/a>. Other than that, some may point out that Munich is among the fastest-rising\u00a0digital nomad hotspots<\/a>\u00a0in Europe. They\u2019d be correct, too, as reports and statistics will confirm.<\/p>

However, potential tourists and visitors may also want to note that there\u2019s a wide spectrum of world-class museums in Munich. Yes, history buffs, art lovers, dinosaur fans and others can all find somewhere fascinating to visit in this fabulous German city.<\/p>

If you\u2019re visiting Munich soon, here are 12 museums you really should consider including in your itinerary. There are many others, of course, but this is a very good start – and we\u2019ll cover more in future articles!<\/p>

So whether you\u2019re traveling alone, with your friends, or with family members, here are our recommendations:<\/p>

Bavarian National Museum<\/h2>

One of Germany\u2019s largest museums, the Bavarian National Museum is a must-see for art and history enthusiasts.<\/p>

Founded in 1855 by King Maximilian II of Bavaria, the museum features \u201cexceptional art from late antiquity up to art nouveau.\u201d Moreover, the official\u00a0website<\/a>\u00a0adds that the museum \u201cexplains European cultural history in Bavaria in a unique way.\u201d<\/p>

Indeed, this 3-floor museum with 13,000 square meters of space has so much in store for visitors. If you\u2019re the type of museum-goer who enjoys seeing historical and folklore artworks, this place is definitely worth checking out.<\/p>

Beer and Oktoberfest Museum<\/h2>

Up next, we have the Beer and Oktoberfest Museum. As mentioned earlier, the city is home to the world\u2019s foremost beer celebration. Which is why it\u2019s no surprise that this is one of the most well-known museums in Munich.<\/p>

Opened in September 2005, this unique attraction features \u201cinteresting facts about the number 1 staple food of the people of Munich.\u201d Guests can view displays of historic mugs and other beer-related items. Plus, there\u2019s a tavern on the first floor for those who want to take a break to sample Munich\u2019s favorite beverage!<\/p>

Whether you\u2019re a beer lover or simply someone curious about understanding beer\u2019s cultural significance in Munich, you\u2019ll surely appreciate this place.<\/p>

BMW Museum<\/h2>
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As anyone can easily tell, the BMW Museum is highly recommended for motorheads of all ages. This 5,000-square meter automobile exhibition was built in 1973 and continues to attract huge crowds to this day.<\/p>

Their\u00a0website<\/a>\u00a0tells us:<\/p>

\u201cThe BMW Museum brings to life over 100 years of automotive fascination, innovation, dynamism and the joy of driving.\u201d<\/p>

In this museum, people can get revved up about the past, present, and future of BMW vehicles. What\u2019s more, the Junior Museum specifically accommodates young guests. In addition, different workshops are offered for children, teens, and adults.<\/p>

FC Bayern Museum<\/h2>

Meanwhile, the\u00a0FC Bayern Museum<\/a>\u00a0is the largest soccer club exhibition in the country. It features the impressive range of trophies the team has won through the years. There\u2019s also a Hall of Fame that honours top players of the past.<\/p>

Located at the iconic Munich Allianz Arena\u00a0(our featured image)<\/em>, the museum opened in May 2012 and has since been a favorite destination for soccer fans. Its \u201cprime motivation,\u201d of course, is to \u201cconvey the values and traditions of the club to young and old alike.\u201d<\/p>

Also, the hugely popular museum has a shop for those who want to purchase merchandise and memorabilia.<\/p>

The FC Bayern Museum is open daily from Mondays through Sundays, from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.<\/p>