Museums in Austria

On the 4500 m² of Ferdinand Porsche Erlebniswelten fahr(T)raum in Mattsee, a world of technology stands right there at your fingertips. Automobiles from past eras invite you to set out on a historical journey of discovery through the life of inventor Ferdinand Porsche. The former shoe factory housing the exhibition lies only 15 km outside of the Town of Salzburg and provides the perfect setting for this collection of historic automobiles. The grandson of tinker and inventor Ferdinand Porsche, Ernst Piëch, presents fully functional vehicles to visitors.

A steak restaurant with an adjacent classic car museum, this is what the Fehr family offers to the visitors in Wiener Neustadt. 50-70 vehicles are shown on two floors.

Local fire museum with a few fire engines from the 1940s and 1950s.

Local fire museum with five fire engines

A fire museum by the local association of firefighters who look after the old fire engines. It displays old fire trucks

Professor Friedrich Ehn first opened his motorcycle museum in 1980 so in 2020 it celebrates its 40th anniversary. It is one of the best known museums in the country with over 250 motorcycles shown.

Hartwig Kamarad's private collection of over 50 trial motorcycles and memorabilia.

In Blumenthal, Lower Austria, there is the private museum of Friedrich Gepp featuring cars, motorcycles and automobilia. The oldest exhibits are a Puch bicycle, which was manufactured between 1914 and 1920, and a Tatra T12 delivery van from 1926. But on an area of 2000 sqm it is possible to find all kinds of vehicles, scooters, motorcycles, cars and even tractors! There are also pinball machines, jukeboxes etc.

The name of the museum came from Gepp's line of work: "I was a policeman and I was regularly asked for my name. To be sure, I spelled my name using the radio alphabet."