August Horch Museum

Set in the original production halls in Zwickau, the August Horch Museum traces more than 120 years of Saxon automobile history, from Horch and Audi to DKW and Trabant. The displays combine full-size cars, engineering exhibits and archival photographs across about 6,500 m².

The museum offers guided tours, a restaurant and a shop, making it suitable for car enthusiasts and families. Practical visitor info—opening hours, ticket prices and guided-tour reservations—are listed on the museum website.

A focused museum with large restored vehicles, technical displays and social history about auto production in Zwickau.

Look out for:

• Early Horch and Audi models displayed in original factory halls.

• DKW and Trabant exhibits that show East German production history.

• Restoration workshop views and period photographs.

• Themed temporary exhibitions and interactive family elements.

Best way to experience it:

Allow 1.5–2.5 hours for the permanent exhibition; join a guided tour if you want detailed context on specific models and the site’s manufacturing history. Check the website for current temporary shows and to reserve guided tours or group visits.

• Open Tue–Sun 09:30–17:00; last admission typically 16:00; closed Mondays (check site for exceptions).

• Adult and reduced tickets available; children under 6 enter free (see site for up-to-date prices).

• Guided tours, restaurant, shop and lockers available; reservations recommended for groups.

• Closed on 24, 25 and 31 December; special hours apply on certain holidays (confirm before travel).