14-Day Germany Auto Museums Travel Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Munich & Initial Exploration

Morning: Arrive at Munich International Airport and check into your hotel. Get settled and enjoy a leisurely breakfast at a local café.

Afternoon: Visit the world-renowned BMW Museum to start your automotive journey and explore the history of one of Germany’s iconic car brands.

Evening: Dine at a traditional Bavarian restaurant in Munich’s city center and stroll through Marienplatz to experience the city’s vibrant atmosphere.

Day 2: BMW Welt and Olympic Park

Morning: Tour the interactive exhibits and car delivery center at BMW Welt, located adjacent to the BMW Museum.

Afternoon: Explore the nearby Olympic Park, including its architecture and panoramic views from the Olympic Tower.

Evening: Relax at a beer garden such as the Hirschgarten to enjoy authentic local cuisine and beers.

Day 3: Travel to Stuttgart & Mercedes-Benz Museum

Morning: Take a train or drive to Stuttgart, home to another automotive giant. Check into your hotel upon arrival.

Afternoon: Visit the Mercedes-Benz Museum, exploring seven levels of automotive history from the origins to modern innovations.

Evening: Enjoy dinner in Stuttgart’s city center and prepare for the next day of exploration.

Day 4: Porsche Museum & Stuttgart City Tour

Morning: Explore the Porsche Museum, where you can see rare and classic vehicles as well as learn about Porsche’s heritage.

Afternoon: Visit Stuttgart’s old town, the Schlossplatz, and the Königstraße shopping street for some local culture and shopping.

Evening: Relax at a cozy local restaurant specialized in Swabian cuisine.

Day 5: Travel to Wolfsburg & Autostadt

Morning: Depart for Wolfsburg via train or car, known for being Volkswagen’s headquarters. Check in at your accommodation.

Afternoon: Visit Autostadt, an automotive theme park and museum showcasing the latest Volkswagen Group models and technology.

Evening: Dine at one of Autostadt’s restaurants or explore Wolfsburg’s city center for a relaxing evening.

Day 6: Volkswagen Factory Tour & Phaeno Science Center

Morning: Take a guided tour of the Volkswagen Factory (advance booking recommended) to see cars being assembled live.

Afternoon: Visit the nearby Phaeno Science Center with interactive exhibits including automotive technology displays.

Evening: Enjoy a casual walk along the Mittelland Canal or dine in a local restaurant specializing in regional dishes.

Day 7: Travel to Berlin & Classic Remise

Morning: Travel to Berlin via train or car and check into your hotel upon arrival.

Afternoon: Visit Classic Remise Berlin, a center dedicated to classic cars, offering showrooms, workshops, and a vibrant atmosphere for car lovers.

Evening: Experience Berlin’s nightlife or enjoy a quiet dinner in the historic Mitte district.

Day 8: German Museum of Technology & Berlin City Highlights

Morning: Explore the German Museum of Technology that features a large collection of historic vehicles and transport technology.

Afternoon: Take a sightseeing tour of Berlin's landmarks including the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag.

Evening: Have dinner at a local restaurant offering traditional German or international cuisine.

Day 9: Travel to Sinsheim & Technik Museum

Morning: Travel south to Sinsheim and check in to your accommodation.

Afternoon: Visit the Technik Museum Sinsheim, noted for its vast collection of cars, planes, and even a Concorde on display.

Evening: Explore local dining options and relax for the next day's visit.

Day 10: Travel to Speyer & Technik Museum

Morning: Short drive or train ride to Speyer.

Afternoon: Explore the Technik Museum Speyer, famous for its impressive aircraft collection and vintage cars.

Evening: Enjoy a quiet evening stroll along the Rhine river and dine locally.

Day 11: Travel to Munich & BMW Classic

Morning: Return to Munich and check into your hotel.

Afternoon: Visit BMW Classic to view rare vintage BMW automobiles and motorcycles in an exclusive setting.

Evening: Have dinner in Munich’s Altstadt district, enjoying a mix of traditional and modern fare.

Day 12: Nuremberg Transport Museum

Morning: Take a day trip to Nuremberg and visit the DB Museum Nuremberg, the German railway museum with a significant collection of historic locomotives and rail cars.

Afternoon: Explore Nuremberg’s historic old town, including the Kaiserburg Castle.

Evening: Return to Munich and relax with local Bavarian cuisine.

Day 13: Visit Audi Forum Ingolstadt

Morning: Travel to Ingolstadt and explore the Audi Forum, which offers a museum and factory tour showcasing Audi’s automotive milestones.

Afternoon: Visit the historic old town of Ingolstadt or relax in a café.

Evening: Return to Munich and spend the evening at leisure.

Day 14: Departure from Munich

Morning: Last-minute shopping or sightseeing around Munich’s central districts.

Afternoon: Check out from your hotel and transfer to Munich International Airport.

Evening: Depart Germany with wonderful memories of your automotive adventure.

Time and Cost Estimates

• BMW Museum: 2–3 hours, €10 entry fee
• BMW Welt: 1.5–2 hours, Free entry
• Mercedes-Benz Museum: 3 hours, €10 entry fee
• Porsche Museum: 2 hours, €8 entry fee
• Autostadt Wolfsburg: 4 hours, €16 entry fee
• Volkswagen Factory Tour: 2 hours, €15 (advance booking)
• Classic Remise Berlin: 1–2 hours, Free entry
• German Museum of Technology: 3 hours, €8 entry fee
• Technik Museum Sinsheim: 3–4 hours, €14 entry fee
• Technik Museum Speyer: 3 hours, €14 entry fee
• BMW Classic: 2 hours, €12 entry fee (by appointment)
• DB Museum Nuremberg: 2–3 hours, €7 entry fee
• Audi Forum Ingolstadt: 2–3 hours, €10 entry fee
• Transportation and meals (estimated daily): €50 per day × 14 days = €700

Total Estimated Cost: Approximately €880 – €930 (excluding accommodation)

Tips

• To extend the trip: Add visits to smaller local auto museums such as the Auto & Technik Museum in Sinsheim’s neighbor towns or explore automotive heritage routes across Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg for a deeper cultural experience.
• To reduce the trip: Focus on the three major museum cities—Munich, Stuttgart, and Wolfsburg—spending three to four days in each to avoid frequent travel and reduce transit time.
• Advance booking for factory tours and special museum exhibitions is recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons.
• Consider renting a car for more flexibility, especially in southern Germany, but be aware of parking rules and low-emission zones in cities.