Porsche Museum

The Porsche Museum showcases the marque’s history with a rotating display of early models, prototypes and race cars in a striking modern building opened in 2009. Exhibits include restored road cars, iconic race winners and thematic special exhibitions.

On-site facilities include audio guides (including a children’s version), guided tours, a Classic Workshop viewing area, a café/restaurant and a museum shop. The museum sits at Porscheplatz 1 on the automaker’s historic Zuffenhausen campus and is served by Stuttgart public transport.

Start with a compact introductory film and move through curated displays that rotate regularly, so repeat visits show different cars.

Look out for:

• Iconic race cars and prototypes from across Porsche’s history.

• The Classic Workshop where restorations are visible to visitors.

• Family-friendly audio guides and themed children’s content.

• Temporary exhibitions that spotlight designers, technology or racing eras.

Best way to experience it:

Allow 1.5–2.5 hours to see the permanent exhibition and a special exhibit; pick up an audio guide and check the museum’s website for current special exhibitions and guided‑tour times before visiting.

• Check the official website for current opening hours and ticketing options.

• Photography is generally allowed for personal use; follow staff instructions for restricted areas.

• The museum is on the Porsche campus in Zuffenhausen; use public transport or on‑site directions from Porscheplatz.

• Guided tours, audio guides and the Classic Workshop schedule can vary—confirm ahead.