Oldtimer- und Fahrzeugmuseum Engen e.V.

The Oldtimer- und Fahrzeugmuseum Engen e.V. is a volunteer-run museum displaying rotating exhibitions of historic vehicles — from unrestored barn finds to fully restored classics. The collection includes motorcycles, cars (including pre-war examples and youngtimers) and tractors, presented in an intimate, club-operated setting.

The museum opened in Engen in 2013 and moved to its current site in 2015. It is close to the L191 and the Engen railway station; public contact details and opening information are published on the museum website.

A compact, enthusiast-run display that changes regularly and highlights both restored and unrestored vehicles.

Look out for:

• A mix of cars, motorcycles and tractors spanning pre-war models to youngtimers.

• Restored showpieces alongside unrestored "barn find" exhibits.

• Special rotating exhibitions and themed displays organised by the association.

• Local event activity such as participation in regional rallies and Hegau Historic events.

Best way to experience it:

Visit on a regular opening Sunday or arrange a group visit via the museum contact; allow 45–90 minutes to see the displays and talk with volunteers if they're available.

• Open to the public on Sundays (listed hours on the museum site) or by arrangement.

• Small volunteer-run museum with limited facilities; check accessibility with the museum before visiting.

• Contact by email (info@oldtimer-engen.de) or phone for group visits and event information.

• Located near L191 and close to Engen railway station; parking available nearby.