Motorworld München · Bavaria, Germany · October 2025
A hotel inside an old locomotive hall, a late-night Brotzeit after the game, and a morning full of Bugattis.
GERMANYAfter Bayern beat Dortmund on October 18, 2025, Philipp and I didn't have far to go. We spent the night at the AMERON München Motorworld, a hotel built right into the Motorworld München in Freimann, just a few U-Bahn stops from the Allianz Arena. The next morning, October 19, we walked downstairs and explored one of the coolest car collections we've ever seen.
Our stay, step by step
- Night Check in at the AMERON after the game
- Eat A Brotzeit picnic in our room
- Morning Explore the Motorworld hall
- See Bugattis, race cars and classics
A late-night Brotzeit
It was late when we got in, so we kept dinner simple and very German: a Brotzeit in our room. Dark bread from the bakery, salami, Emmentaler and Tilsiter cheese, cherry tomatoes, a pitaya for something fresh, and a cold bottle of Holzverwandler Seidla beer. Honestly, after a day like that, it was perfect.
Inside the Motorworld
The Motorworld sits in a huge old Deutsche Bahn locomotive repair hall, more than 100 years old: 185 meters long, 90 meters wide and up to 18 meters high, with its original steel trusses, yellow crane rails and peeling green paint left in place. Today it's filled with more than 30 car and motorcycle brands, shops, restaurants and glass towers stacked with cars over four levels. And walking around is free.
Even the restrooms are themed: the sinks are set into car tires, the mirrors are framed with motorcycle tires, and the faucets look like fuel nozzles.
Bugattis, hypercars and Ford GTs
Then came the cars that made Philipp's jaw drop. Two Bugattis parked right out in the open: a matte-black Bolide, the track-only hypercar, and a white-and-blue Veyron. Close by were two Ford GTs, one white with glowing ring taillights and one in black.
Race cars
Race fans get plenty too. We found the BMW M4 GT3 #46 in Valentino Rossi's colors, a Liqui Moly BMW 3 Series touring car from Team Engstler, and a grey Mercedes-AMG GT3 with red stripes, all parked close enough to see every sticker and rivet.
Old beauties
My favorites might have been the classics: a green 1926 Ford Model T Tudor Sedan with its crank still on the front, and a pale blue Jaguar E-Type with chrome wire wheels. Some people say the E-Type is the most beautiful car ever made. Standing next to it, it's hard to argue.
The AMERON München Motorworld
5 / 5
★★★★★- Where
- AMERON München Motorworld, inside the Motorworld in Freimann
- Price
- $$ Medium
- Best for
- Car guys! And anyone going to a game at the Allianz Arena
Our verdict: 5 out of 5, at a medium price. If you're a car guy, I would definitely recommend it. Where else do you wake up and walk straight into a hall full of Bugattis, race cars and classics?
Tip: if you're going to a game at the Allianz Arena, stay at the Motorworld. It's close to the stadium on the U6, and you get the car hall right outside your door the next morning.
Good to know
- Where
- Motorworld München, Freimann, in a former Deutsche Bahn locomotive hall
- Getting there
- U6 to Freimann, a few stops from the Allianz Arena (Fröttmaning)
- Admission
- Free to walk around
- The hotel
- AMERON München Motorworld, four stars, with Car & Bike Suites where you sleep next to your car behind glass
- Also inside
- Restaurants, cafés, shops and racing simulators
- Best for
- Car fans of any age. Plan at least 1–2 hours.
Bugatti, Ford GT or Jaguar E-Type: which one would you take home?
Tell me in the comments, or send me a question if you're planning a trip to München.
