During the holidays, fun and a distraction from everyday life are particularly important for children and young people. That's why you can design your vacation programs with the workshops at BMW Welt and the BMW Museum. Choose from a variety of interesting offers. Reserve an event that promotes children's imagination and their team spirit! Engaging tasks, innovative tools and materials await you. Stay tuned!
All vacation workshops at a glance:
INFO: Please note that the vacation workshops take place either at BMW Welt on campus or at the BMW Museum.
Film Workshop at BMW Museum.
During school holidays, the BMW Junior Museum offers an open film workshop once a week. After exploring the exhibitions at the BMW Museum, children can use tablets to create a stop-motion film. There are no limits to their creativity!
- When: Individual dates during all Bavarian school holidays every Thursday, 10:15 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.
- Next dates: November 6, 2025
- Age: 7 to 13 years, maximum 20 participants
- Cost: €12 per child, €10 with “Münchner Ferienpass”
- Other information: Please bring a snack and something to drink.
- Participation only possible without an accompanying person.
- Where: BMW Museum, Am Olympiapark 2, 80809 Munich, reachable by U3, Olympiazentrum stop
Vacation Camp at BMW Welt
BMW Welt The Campus Holiday Short Workshop
Creative workshop or programming workshop — you decide!
How will we get around in the future? In the creative workshop, children can actively shape the future and design their own future vehicles! In the Future Lab, children discover topics such as autonomous driving, sustainability and electric mobility in a fun and entertaining way. They then design their idea of a car of the future. Innovative and sustainable materials as well as tools such as 3D pens make creative and collaborative work fun.
Or do you prefer technology and programming? Without numbers, but with colors and pens, children learn their first basic coding skills in a playful and age-appropriate way. You alone program a small robot, the “Ozobots”, without a screen. In doing so, they invent their own dance program and teach the little robot very individual movement sequences.
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Creative workshop: 10 a.m. — 1 p.m.
Move and Code: 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
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