Gerhard Porsche Automuseum

The Gerhard Porsche Automuseum is a private collection housed in a restored Stadel adjoining Das Salvator – Iris Porsche Landhotel in St. Salvator. The collection covers early automobiles, sports and racing cars, motorcycles and unique prototypes gathered by collector Gerhard Porsche.

Visits are by prior telephone appointment; the site lists a dedicated appointment number and notes limited weekend opening for groups. Highlights include Porsches, a Rolls‑Royce, a Porsche 906 race car, a sportscar wing with a Porsche 904, a large Vespa and motorcycle display, and an Albatros D3 prototype aircraft.

A compact, privately curated display focused on competition and classic marques, arranged across a renovated barn setting with informative labels and grouped themes.

Look out for:

• Original racing cars including the Jochen Rindt Porsche 906 and a Porsche 904 sportscar wing.

• A broad motorcycle and Vespa collection (30+ bikes).

• Classic luxury cars such as Rolls‑Royce and Bentley alongside numerous Porsche models.

• Unique exhibits like the Albatros D3 prototype aircraft and a Red Bull Formula‑1 car.

Best way to experience it:

Book a visit by calling the museum appointment number in advance (appointments are required; weekdays are the usual visiting window). Allow 60–90 minutes to see vehicles and read exhibit notes; combine the visit with a stay or meal at Das Salvator next door if available.

• Visits are by prior telephone appointment (museum lists a specific appointment number).

• The museum is normally closed to walk‑ins and has limited weekend openings for groups.

• Official admission and group rates are posted on the venue site; guided‑tour fees apply for groups.

• Address and contact details: Marktplatz 6, 9361 St. Salvator; email info@das-salvator.at.