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Porsche Factory and Museum Location: Porscheplatz 1, 70435 Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen-Germany More Info: Telephone: +(049) 0711 / 911 5685 Fax: +(049) 0711 / 911 7300

Situated next to the Porsche factory, five miles from the center of town, the museum is the memory of the one million Porsche sports cars built since 1948. It has a wealth of classic and racing Porsches on display, as well as new models and prototypes that never went into production. The company also offers a 1 and a 1/2 hour factory tour (in English or German) at 10:00 am and 2:00 pm each day. The tour follows the production process from the drawing board right through to the rigorous testing of each new 911 engine and the paint shop with its choice of 2000 custom colours. Reservations required for the tour. Admission Free Opening hours: Monday to Friday - 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Saturday and Sunday - 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

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Porsche Museum Stuttgart

Spectacular from the outside and high performance on the inside: the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen. Since 1950, the sports cars with the Stuttgart Rössle on the bonnet have been manufactured here at Porscheplatz. Since 2009, right next to the headquarters of Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, a spectacular automobile museum that tells you about the product and motorsport history of the Stuttgart sports car manufacturer.

Inside you can see more than 80 vehicles and 200 small exhibits on 5,600 square metres of exhibition space: in addition to world-famous automobile icons such as the 356, 911 or 917, technical high performances from the early years of the 20th century by Professor Ferdinand Porsche make the heart of every automobile enthusiast beat faster. By the way, all the vehicles still fulfil their purpose today: they drive.

The Porsche Museum is also incomparable from the outside. The museum building is supported by three V-shaped columns and contains around 6,000 tonnes of steel - more than the Eiffel Tower in Paris. You can't miss the sculpture next to the Porsche Museum, whose three pillars are each crowned by a Porsche 911.

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Mustravel.com / Porscheplatz.com Tours Incorporated is an exclusive supercar touring agent that takes you into the heartland of speed, the belly of engineering beauty, to introduce avid admirers and owners alike to the world of perfection, the splendour of design and the life of opulence like only the Germans and Italians can showcase. 

Join enthusiast, owner and entrepreneur Les Barnes as he takes you behind the scenes with an all access pass into a fast-paced and ever evolving world he has been involved with and passionate about since he can remember; the world of the luxury supercar. 

Walk through the history of the most famous motoring brands, visit famous motoring houses and factories, museums, experience exhilarating hot laps around F1 approved tracks, enjoy fascinating driving tours and endless lifestyle events, restaurants and food tours and even take in a Formula One stand-off. Rev your engines for the experience of a lifetime.

Porscheplatz – place of ultimate perfection and fascination in motion…. and the obvious starting point of our Stuttgart tours considering what happens around the circle at Porscheplatz – the Porsche factory, Porsche museum, Classic Restoration and Porsche Dealership. 

On to Leipzig – Porschestraße 1, the Porsche factory and magnificent F1 approved factory test track extends the brand’s fascinating range of manufacturing and testing. For the 356 enthusiast, a visit to Gmünd in Austria – the birthplace of the Porsche 356 included. 

Porscheplatz.com Tours does not just focus on Porsche marque alone and include visits to the rest of the Volkswagen premium marques showcasing Lamborghini, Bugatti and Ducati in the famous Italian Motor Valley. 

The exciting Volkswagen Wolfsburg plant and museum as well as Audi in Ingolstadt complete the Porscheplatz family in Europe, with Bentley in the United Kingdom. 

Completing the Volkswagen Group, Porscheplatz.com Tours also includes Italy’s famous Motor Valley where the balance of the Volkswagen Group is situated, showcasing Lamborghini, Ducati and Bugatti. 

Still in Motor Valley, we also visit the Ferrari and Enzo Ferrari Museum, Maserati, Pagani, Alfa Romeo. While we are here, we throw in a few food and restaurant tours, what can be better! 

To bring more excitement, Porscheplatz.com Tours also includes exciting top German brands, factories and their museums in Stuttgart and further afield. The magnificent Mercedes Museum in Stuttgart and factory in Sindelfingen, AMG plant also in Sindelfingen, BMW museum and factory in Munich, RUF-Automobile Manufacturer and independent racing outfit  in Pfaffenhausen as well as the famous historical 2 x Sinsheim and other motor museums. 

Numerous other manufacturing sites within the Volkswagen Group spread throughout Europe also form part of our exciting line-up of visits. 

Day trips to historical towns and cities, unforgettable driving and lifestyle tours along with so many more incredible experiences forms part of the above factory visits and completes the experiences for both enthusiasts as well as their traveling companions. 

The Self-Driving Tours are equally exhilarating, with routes covering areas all over Germany and Austria. The experience is so much more than visiting a showroom. These parts of Germany are filled with old-world charm and modern-day magic. It is gorgeous to behold. The design, the precision and the process of manufacturing of these vehicles are incredible to see first-hand.

Combine some of this perfection with a lifestyle tour, our offerings which includes a week in the snow, a magic tour by train, a Grand Prix, Le Mans, etc. – alternatively, an itinerary designed by yourself. Combine all of this and life can’t be any better.

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You have seen the cars, admired their slick lines, the effortless magnificence with which they navigate the highways and the elegant sophistication of every manufactured and experienced detail. You may have even had the good fortune to get behind the steering wheel of one of these powerful (and beautiful) creations, and dreamed about plotting a course along one of Top Gear’s best (in the world) tracks to really behold the ‘super’ of it all.  

Welcome to a world that allows you to dot your i’s and cross your t’s on all of the above at the heart of the system, in the hub of manufacturing magic, at the place where it all begins and where it all comes from – a place of magic and perfection, a place called  Porscheplatz . 

What is Porscheplatz ? It is the roadway and circle that leads to all that is Porsche sacred, the circle of infinity in Zuffenhausen Stuttgart and surrounded by the Porsche Factory, the new Porsche Museum, Classic Restoration (Werks1) and one of the major Porsche dealerships in the world. It is the inspiration and the ignition point of Porscheplatz.com – an unrivalled supercar experience for the connoisseur, the novice and the dreamer alike from where perfection follows through and takes you to (motor car) magic, no matter the marque or tour experience.

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The driving force behind Porscheplatz.com, Les Barnes, is a seasoned (and extremely passionate) professional who has dedicated most of his life to everything super about these majestic beasts of the motorways.  

With more than 36 years of experience as part of the steering mechanism behind the Porsche Club of South Africa, his knowledge, expertise and pure love of the supercar brand makes him the ideal tour guide to introduce clients to the behind the scenes world of the luxury motoring industry.  

In the 18 years that he has been organising these factory tours, he has ushered thousands of enthusiasts along the red-carpet world of motoring royalty. Guests have been treated to laps around F1 approved factory test tracks and delectable meals served by Michelin chefs in the Factory restaurants.  

Not only does the entire Volkswagen Group, which includes the Porsche brand, focus highly on his agenda, it also includes the balance of exciting brands of the group based in the famous Motor Valley of Italy. Top German manufacturers, including those known to have a distant historical connection to the Porsche marque namely Mercedes also features on the list. BMW and all other brands included in his portfolio have proven their well-earned space in this arena due to their quality and Super Car credentials.

……All my life I tried to do everything perfect, now come and experience perfection with me……  

With more than 37 years of snow skiing under the belt, earning his stripes on the famous and most fearsome Streif, (Hahnenkamm) of Kitzbühel, with the forerunner of the World Cup downhill race as his instructor, and 22 years of organising ski trips – it has become a preferred way of life. Only the best in accommodation and quality of resorts will be chosen and placed on offer to match the passion that goes with the unmistaken chosen description of perfection that is Porscheplatz.

Needless to say – the same can be said of all other tours on offer. Come and experience perfection with me….and make memories that can only be equalled with new ones second time around.

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"It's kinda cool the way she's always looking at me." - Jake Ryan, Sixteen Candles Okay, maybe "Jake" was a bit of a narcissist lol. Back in the day I had a wardrobe of sweater vests, polo shirts, and tight acid washed jeans. I also had a Porsche 944 Turbo nicknamed "Jake Ryan". A name taken from the pretty boy jock in John Hughes classic, Sixteen Candles, staring Molly Ringwald as "Samantha Baker" and little known Michael Schoeffling as "Jake Ryan". Molly became a Generation X icon and "Jake" slipped into obscurity. I actually purchased my Porsche used (2nd owner) years after the movie came out, but I remember it like yesterday, back in the 1990's when Grunge was now the rage. New Wave now an afterthought. I saved enough on my own to target a German sports car... at first, I was leaning towards a classic 914 or 912, since the vintage 911 Carrera and the James Dean 356 were out of my price range at the time. Nope I sure wasn't a yuppie LOL! After paying in full... It was time for me to clean-up and customize my new baby. Then I remembered... wait... Sixteen Candles... the sports car "Jake Ryan" drove... the one "Samantha Baker" sat in! Well let's not get carried away it wasn't the actual car, but it was a similar model, in fact my Porsche had more horse power! As crazy as it sounds the movie convinced me to keep it as original as possible. Though Jake had a '85 and I had the '89 Turbo. I guess the spirit of "Jake Ryan" lived in me LOL! And now he's a cabinet maker! Oh that freckled Samantha Baker! As the years rolled on, as time flew by, I still drove my Porsche, in between other cars. College went. I moved on to other jobs and jobs, and the girlfriend, ex-wife, fiancé, next girlfriend all moved on too, lol. Yet, my reliable "Jake Ryan" stayed with me through thick and thin... and before you know it a decade passed on, and then two decades. Finally after about 22 years of being w/ "Jake" the engine finally died. "Jake's" heart stopped beating:( And like all cars, there's a time when we just must let go. In the end, I honestly can't recommend a Porsche to just anyone. And that's why I'm posting this in the Porsche Factory Tours in Stuttgart, Germany. It takes someone who appreciates the intricacies of German engineering, or a dude who just fell in love with "Samantha Baker" and wanted to be "Jake Ryan" if only for a minute, or in my case for over two decades. And with all the cars I have owned over my lifetime... the one car I'll never forget is my dragon-red Porsche... called "Jake Ryan". "...But just like the rain i'll be always falling, yeah only to rise and fall again..." - Sixteen Candles What a handsome car. The End.

I've had "Jake Ryan"'for 20 years & counting, if you know, you know. She still hums on the autobahn, sans my sweater vest...

Jake Ryan and his Porsche. From Sixteen Candles...

If you come to Zuffenhausen for a visit to the Porsche museum I highly recommend planning the factory tour if you can get in on one. Book online in advance. We were fortunate as a German colleague/friend was able to get us booked in for one English tour. You get to see and walk out in around the different areas of the factory where Porsche makes their iconic sports cars pretty much from start to finish. It's one of the coolest Factory tours I've been able to witness. Usually a tour shows you a generic video to start and you only see a glimpse of what goes on. The Zuffenhausen factory tour is 2 hours of walking through experiencing how Porsche makes their cars with detailed explanations and open for questions. Absolutely unbelievable! One day I hope to do the European delivery program. A new found respect for this manufacturer and brand!

We were 718 Cayman group

I wanted to find some automotive-related things to do while in Stuttgart, so, on a whim, I decided to email Porsche a couple weeks before my vacation, and to my surprise, they easily set me up with a tour of their Zuffenhausen factory (in English, too!)!! They emailed all the information to me directly, since there is zero info about Zuffenhausen tours on their website, ... the email said not to park in the dealership, so I just found street parking about three blocks away. (There was an underground garage for the museum, but it seemed to be closed on Mondays). The meeting point for the tour group is in the museum lobby, and once there, they will take your cell phones and cameras from you - not surprising, but disappointing still. Only 8 people were in our tour group - a very comfortable size. Our tour guide, Jeff Salut, was a well-informed, long-time Porsche employee, and he led us through several areas of the factory, and even had some humorous anecdotes along the way. We saw the logistics area, where all the parts come in and are sent to the assembly line; the upholstery area, with all that super nice leather being cut up and sewn together; the engine assembly lines (both V8s and flat-6s); and, of course, the final assembly line. It was impressive that their single assembly line had the capacity to build four different models at the same time -- Cayman, Boxster, current 997 Carrera and next-gen 991 Carrera (the Cayenne and Panamera are built in Leipzig). We got to walk right down through the factory, just feet away from the production line. We even got to see them working on a Carrera Cup Car off to the side (roll cage already built-in!). Didn't really get to see any of the metal stamping, body welding, plastics or paint shop, though. According to our tour guide, they are going to be able to increase production to 200 Porsches in a day (2 shifts). A lot less than my old NUMMI factory could build, but Carreras and Corollas are quite different, haha! One hugely awesome thing - it was completely FREE!!

meet at the museum; you'll walk through several different buildings on the tour - but no photos are allowed =(

Factory tour was great. Sadly, no pictures inside factory. Come prepared to walk a lot. So cool to see how everything is made. I love that there are still so many people in the process and not just a bunch of robots. Tour guide spoke English well enough. Very organized though. Super cool.

Great tour, well worth the time. Our guide was excellent. Fascinating part was the upholstery prep and assembly.

Really enjoyed it! I've been to many construction equipment factories but never an automotive. I thought the place would be full of high tech robots doing precision assembling but no. There were hardly any! One of the only robots on the assembly line was used to apply the adhesive to the windshield, since it could do a more consistent bead than a human, then 3 workers placed the windshield on the chassis! 3 people just to install the windshield! That's why these cars cost so much! Never saw so much manual labor in a factory before. The other thing that shocked me was that every car going down the line was different. They don't make the same model one after the other, then change production to another model. They are custom built in the order they are received. There's a green 911 cab then right after is a black targa then right after that a white turbo and so on. I'd be so confused if I worked on that line but as a visitor it was awesome to be able to see so many 911 models coming down the line. Found a little screw and a nut on the factory floor (no I didn't steal it from one of the bins) and joked with my tour mate I had about $50.00 worth of parts in my hand. The tour guide overheard and laughed and said you're probably right! As a Porsche owner I thought it was a great tour and would recommend it to any car enthusiast.

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Individual museum tour

Discover the company’s history with all its milestones from its beginnings to the present day in an approximately one-hour guided tour of the Porsche Museum that is tailored to your individual wishes. Of course you can choose another language besides German or English. We will be happy to check whether a guide can lead you through our exhibition in your preferred language on this day.

• Max. 25 people
• € 180.00 including admission price
• Duration approx. 60 min

If you need information about your visit to the Porsche Museum or book a guided tour, please contact us by email .

Public museum tour

We offer one-hour tours at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. – depending on demand. Together with other visitors, we will give you an insight into the company‘s history – from ist beginnings to the present day. Registration takes place at the museum ticket counter. The first visitor can choose the guide language, if it is available.

• € 6.00 without entrance fee
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Zuffenhausen historic walk

Accompany us on a journey through time along historical and modern buildings from our more than 80-year old history. Find out how the Zuffenhausen site developed from a design office to one of the most modern automobile plants in the world. Using historical images and documents from the company archive, we will show you the change and growth of our production facility, without entering the buildings. Of course you can choose another language besides German or English. We will be happy to check whether a guide can lead in your preferred language on this day.

• Max. 10 people (participation from 8 years with an accompanying person)
• € 150.00 without entrance fee
• Duration approx. 90 min

Awareness tour

Book a guided tour of a very special kind. The awareness tour enables participants to experience the company's history from a different perspective. It's not just about imparting knowledge, but also about the topic of self-awareness. We invite you to a change of perspective with aids such as blindfolds, wheelchairs and earplugs. In this way, interested parties are made aware of how to deal with people with disabilities. This tour is perfect as a team building measure. Of course you can choose another language besides German or English. We will be happy to check whether a guide can lead you through our exhibition in your preferred language on this day.

• Max. 10 people
• € 100.00 including entrance fee

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Visiting the Porsche factory museum in Stuttgart, Germany is really more like visiting a friend with a huge car collection spanning seven decades who has the means and skills to maintain it, drive the cars constantly, loan them out to friends, and actually have more cars than space to store them. As Jeff Francis arrived during his European tour for The Speed Journal, he was greeted by a pair of Porsche 918 road cars parked in front of the Porsche dealership in the heart of Zuffenhausen. That’s a good start to any visit.

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I think you can just go there and get a tour at the front.

Through their website or at the desk

Sorry Richard I dont know how to book a tour I just went to the museum

I´m afraid it is not possible. We bought the tickets at the museum and visit it some minutes later. No problem.

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If anyone has experience with Porsche factory tours, I'd appreciate advice.

Sue, do you mean self-guided tours or with a guide? We used to visit the Porsche museum last March with great success. Me and my wife do not like to take care of the things ourselves so we hired those guys Best German Tours | Germany Travel Vacation Packages 2019

They hired a person who met us in Stuttgart and transferred to the museum, along with helping with purchasing the ticket for us in advance. We tried to get tickets ourselves but were asked to provide credit card details by email which is not secure at all as you may think. That was it last year. Let me know if I want to try yourself, I might find the contacts if you like.

You shall know that there are two different places for factory tours.

Leipzig with Panamera and Cayenne production: https://www.porsche-leipzig.com/en/offers/event-packages/factory-tour/

Zuffenhausen with HQ and production of 911. They want to be contacted via e-mail. [email protected] . Source: https://www.porsche.com/germany/dialog/n90/contactandinformations-factorycollection/

Thanks for the responses. I think we'll go with the Stuttgart/Zuffenhausen option, both for convenience of location and the fact that the 911 is built there. Incidentally, whenever we are asked for credit card information, we simply call the place and give it over the phone. I agree that email is not secure enough.

As MarkK stated, you'll need to contact Porsche directly for a tour. Provide your dates and the number of your party and your primary language. Tours are not always available.

If you're a Porsche fan, I recommend renting a Porsche for a half-day or day (or longer). Reservations may be made online and the vehicle is collected at the Porsche Museum.

We visited in late March, we requested tickets via [email protected] they will reply to your requests. My husband is a porsche enthusiast and even I enjoyed the tour. It’s easy to get there just a few blocks from the train. Each tour gets full, make sure that you get your tickets for the tour.

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Bold, dynamic, eye-catching—and that’s just the architectural statement that houses 80 legendary cars that are the legacy of Ferdinand Porsche. One of Germany’s great automotive pioneers set up a factory in Zuffenhausen, an industrial suburb, in 1931, launching a business that would become world famous for its sporty serial autos and racing cars. (The Volkswagen was also launched here in 1936 and was often called the “Rounded Porsche.”)

Exhibits change frequently and are designed to be viewed in 90 minutes, with the cars set off in stark displays to ensure they take center stage. Most of Porsche’s milestone-vehicles are always on dispay, including Formula 1 champions and the legendary Porsch 911, the company’s two-door flagship. Tours of the factory show how a car is built, with gigantic robotic claws lowering finished bodies onto drivetrains and chassis. You’ll also see how fenders, engines, and dashboards come together to make what many consider to be the world’s most beautiful automobiles.

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Germany has some of the best auto factories in the world. Our 8-day/7-night Auto Tour of Germany will include the Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Porsche factories & museums. Our 10-day/9-night tour includes The Volkswagen factory and museum with a visit to the Nürburgring Track.

We offer small private escorted factory tours in our autos and mini-buses which consist of Audi, BMW, Mercedes, and Volkswagen. All vacations include rooms, tour fees, airport service, with breakfast & dinner each day. Our vacations are unique in that we offer free alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages with European snacks as you travel from city to city.

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Our vacations are offered in the English language. The tours are conducted by one of our tour directors who will take care of all services from beginning to the end of your vacation. This includes hotels, tours, transportation, transfers to and from the airport/hotel with most meals.

Travel Germany!

Come explore the most picturesque parts of Germany while enjoying the auto factories and museums at a relaxed pace. Join us as you wander through medieval towns, cobblestone streets, travel through beautiful mountains, see fairytale castles, and savor great food, beer and wine in local taverns and beer gardens.

Escorted Auto Factory Tours

Are you ready to experience moments that will last a lifetime? Get in touch with Germany Auto Factory Tours to learn about our 8-day/7-night Escorted Auto Factory Tour Vacations. We are excited to set you off on one of the best trips of your life. Get ready to create some unforgettable memories!

Highlights: Audi Factory, Neckarsulm Audi Factory & Museum, Ingolstadt BMW Factory & Museum, Munich Mercedes-Benz Factory & Museum, Stuttgart Porsche Factory & Museum, Stuttgart Volkswagen Factory & Museum, Wolfsburg (Volkswagen Tour  only offered with optional 10-day tour)   Prices start at: Adults / $3,995* Students (ages 6-12) / $1,995 Children 5 and under / Free *Based on Double Occ upancy Single r oom supplement: $750 Children under the age of 12 are required to share a room with an accompanying adult. There is a maximum of 2 children with 2 adults. Privately escorted tours are available upon request. Reserve Today!

Build your own dream vacation.

Wright Europe can provide you with a European Vacation that can be customized to your wishes.

We can customize an itinerary just for you and will work with you on every aspect to make your trip the vacation of a lifetime!

Decide which Auto Factories and attractions you would like to see.

We will build your own European Vacation that will fit your dreams.

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PORSCHE Factory Guided Tour

by mraccine | Sep 22, 2023 | Trips

We had a delicious lunch at the Boxenstop Restaurant at the Museum – Thank you PORSCHE Compamy very much. In the afternoon we were able to visit the Taycan Production Line. It’s the same work schedule; however, there are only two shifts. There are not as many work stations like for the 911, but instead there are 7 areas, i.e., work pods. For each area a crew has 10-12 minutes to do their assembly work. It is also much more automated robot QR code based. The 911 Production is still barcode based. The Taycan Factory is 25 meters high (about 80 ft.), because more is not allowed due to zoning restrictions in Zuffenhasuen; therefore, an additional 25 meters of the Taycan Factory is underground.

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