Lotus Museum

Run by Club Lotus Austria, the Lotus Museum showcases road and race cars, a Jochen Rindt memorial section, around 1,200 model cars and marque ephemera. Exhibits include historic and modern Lotus models, a 1960s slot‑car track, a fan shop and a club bar with media displays.

The museum is located at Pötschenstraße 11 in Bad Aussee. The club recommends checking the official site or contacting the museum before visiting, as some listings advise prior registration or appointment.

A compact, specialist collection focused exclusively on the Lotus marque, suitable for enthusiasts and curious visitors alike.

Look out for:

• Restored road and racing Lotus cars spanning classic to modern models.

• Jochen Rindt memorabilia and a dedicated memorial section.

• A large display of model cars (≈1,200) and period magazines/ephemera.

• A 1960s slot‑car track, club bar and small fan‑shop.

Best way to experience it:

Allow 45–90 minutes to walk the displays, talk to staff or club members if present, and browse the model and memorabilia cases. Confirm opening times or make an appointment via the Club Lotus Austria website or listed contact details before you travel.

• The museum is run by Club Lotus Austria; check the club site for updates.

• Prior registration or appointment is recommended by several listings—call or email first.

• Do not rely on third‑party hours; verify with the club before visiting.

• Limited on‑site facilities; plan transport and parking in Bad Aussee accordingly.