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Porsche Museum Gmünd and its collection

Porsche Museum Gmünd
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In 1948, the Porsche 356 No. 1 Roadster, the first vehicle to bear the name Porsche, was manufactured in Gmünd. This milestone in automotive history is a significant point of interest for visitors, particularly those with a passion for classic cars.

Exploring Porsche's Design History at the Porsche Automuseum Gmünd

The Porsche Automuseum Gmünd, opened by Helmut Pfeifhofer in 1982, is a private museum that showcases exhibits from the design history of the car manufacturer. The museum, which attracts approximately 60,000 visitors annually, offers a unique insight into the evolution of Porsche's design aesthetics and engineering prowess.

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Porsche Museum Gmünd
Riesertratte 4a

Visitor information Porsche Museum Gmünd

Opening hours

April 1 - May 14
Monday - Sunday
10:00 -16:00

May 15 - October 15
Monday - Sunday
9:00 - 18:00

Temporarily closed, visit website for updates.

Admission

6 – 14€5.00
Adults€11.00

Group ( 20 or more): 10 EUR per person

Facilities

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Location & Map

Riesertratte 4a, Gmünd in Kärnten

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Exhibitions

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Porsche Museum Gmünd Reviews

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    The Porsche Museum Gmünd offers visitors a glimpse into the early history of Porsche, set in the picturesque town where the company's story began. This small museum showcases several important early Porsche models, including the first Porsche 356 built in Gmünd. The exhibits provide insight into the brand's origins and the ingenuity of Ferdinand Porsche.

    Visitors appreciate the well-preserved vintage cars and the historical context provided. The museum's intimate setting allows for a close-up view of the vehicles. Information panels, though sometimes limited in English, offer interesting details about the cars and Porsche's history.

    On the downside, some visitors find the museum relatively small, with a limited number of exhibits. The admission fee is considered a bit high by some, given the museum's size. Additionally, the location, while historically significant, can be challenging to reach for those not traveling by car.

    Despite these minor drawbacks, most visitors find the museum worthwhile, especially for Porsche enthusiasts and those interested in automotive history. The staff is generally described as friendly and knowledgeable, enhancing the overall experience.

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