Motorworld Munich, Automotive exhibition center in Freimann, Germany.
Motorworld Munich is an automotive exhibition center set inside a former railway repair facility, featuring vehicle displays, dining venues, and meeting spaces. The complex also includes a four-star hotel and event areas that can accommodate up to 6,500 guests.
The locomotive hall dates from 1916 and remains one of Europe's largest self-supporting steel structures. This historic building was later transformed into an exhibition and events venue.
The facility houses over 30 automotive brands, including notable vehicles like Elvis Presley's BMW 507 and Paul Walker's Nissan Skyline from Fast and Furious.
The venue is open and free to access during the day, allowing visitors to explore the exhibitions at their own pace. Ample parking and multiple dining options make it easy to spend several hours on the grounds.
Car owners can rent individual glass-enclosed display boxes to showcase their vehicles on the grounds. The transparent workshop walls let visitors watch mechanics working on repairs and maintenance in real time.
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