Nationales Automuseum

The Nationales Automuseum — The Loh Collection presents roughly 150–160 vehicles tracing automotive history from the late 19th century to the present. The collection includes notable pieces such as Michael Schumacher’s first Ferrari and a Lincoln Continental linked to John F. Kennedy.

Housed in converted historic industrial halls in Dietzhölztal‑Ewersbach, the museum combines exhibition galleries with visitor services: a café (Café Avus), a restaurant (New York New York), a museum shop, parking (first hour free) and digital guide content via QR codes and an app.

Start with a compact introductory route that moves chronologically through the collection and highlights technical milestones and celebrity vehicles.

Look out for:

• Michael Schumacher’s first World‑Championship Ferrari and other racing artefacts.

• A Lincoln Continental associated with John F. Kennedy.

• Period road cars, prototypes and early motorised vehicles spanning ca. 1895–present.

• The industrial architecture and restored exhibition halls that frame the displays.

Best way to experience it: Arrive with time to use the museum’s app/QR guides, pause at the café, and consider booking a guided group tour if you want extra context from staff or specialists.

• Located at Museumsstraße 1, 35716 Dietzhölztal‑Ewersbach.

• On‑site parking with the first hour free; additional hours charged.

• Guided group tours available on request; check availability in advance.

• Museum shop, café and restaurant are on site for longer visits.