Automuseum Prototyp

Automuseum PROTOTYP displays around 50 historic racing and sports cars, from pre‑war prototypes to modern single-seaters, in a modern HafenCity space near the Elbphilharmonie. The collection focuses on engineering and design milestones with rotating special displays.

The museum runs regular opening hours Tuesday–Sunday, offers guided tours and event formats (including dinners and hybrid events), and is certified barrier-free. Tickets and tour bookings are handled via the official site.

A compact, well-curated presentation of automotive design and racing history with close-up views of rare vehicles and explanatory displays.

Look out for:

• Pre‑war and post‑war sports cars alongside modern prototypes and a Formula 1 car.

• Informative placards and occasional special exhibits that change periodically.

• Event spaces and staged displays (Prototyp Lofts) used for dinners and hybrid events.

• Easy walks from Lohsepark, the Elbphilharmonie and Speicherstadt.

Best way to experience it:

Book tickets or a guided tour in advance via the museum website, allow 60–90 minutes for a thorough visit, and arrive on weekdays or early afternoons to avoid peak crowds.

• Open Tuesday–Sunday; check the official site for current opening hours and closures.

• Tickets and guided tours are available online; book special events ahead.

• The venue is certified barrier-free for wheelchair access.

• Located in HafenCity near Elbphilharmonie and Lohsepark; nearby walking routes and public transport serve the area.