I’m not a car enthusiast at all this stop was for the teenager, However we spent several enjoyable hours in the museum. The museum is very modern and laid out so that it is accessible for people with mobility issues and parents with prams. We had a 2 year old with us in a pram and could access every display without using steps. Entry includes a headset which gives lots of information about the cars and the history of Porsche. The cars on display were spectacular there is something for everyone including the cars to sit in and the virtual race stations. There is a cafe in which we had lunch food was great. Highly recommended as a wonderful family day out.

Visited in mid-February 2023 while in Stuttgart. Amazing experience! Took a 911/718 factory tour and visited the museum afterwards. It was fantastic seeing 911s/718s in production (cameras/phones not allowed). The tour guide was great. Very knowledgeable! Impressive building and well laid out museum. I was there for at least three hours. Using the audio guide enriches the museum experience. So much to learn about the history of Porsche. For car (performance) enthusiasts, it is really easy to spend a full day at the Porsche museum. Factory tours are booked online but are paid for on-site.

What can I say, this museum is known to every car nut and racing fan. About two hours will do here for most sane people. What is interesting here also are the cars they left out: the cayenne, the macan, the panamera. In other words, the cayenne made a lot of money for the company, but this is not what everyone wants to see and hear about. For myself, I was delighted with the exhibits pertaining to the 356 and 911. I Also understand the reason for only one measly Taycan--- new product and no vroom vroom (electric car). I also appreciated the helpful staff standing around to answer questions. What a company! Enjoy.

Porsche museum is for pace lovers and of course the auto fans. If you are staying in stuttgart for more than 2 days, definitely worth spending hours there. You can sit in new 911 and taycan, play the simulator and more

Great museum with interactive elements for the whole family. It is a self-paced tour of Porsche from the beginning to today. You can sit in a few current model cars, drive a Porsche in a virtual driving game and there are other hands-on elements relating to the technology behind Porsche. It took us about two hours to do the museum. A good but if time was spent waiting in line for the virtual driving experience. There’s a cafe and parking is easy in the garage below the museum.

Truly exceeded my expectations. I'm not much of a sports car buff, but this museum truly wow-ed me. The museum winds your way through the history of Porsches, even showing one of their tractors. The display out front is hard to miss, showing three Porsches appearing to shoot up into the sky. My only recommendation would be to expand their shp at the end of the tour. Don't miss this one.

Being current Porsche 911 owners, it was a no-brainer to come here. It’s an excellent museum, with plenty of displays and interactive exhibits, including a very clever virtual reality game, where you attempted to hand- build one of the early Porsche roadsters. And the first Porsches had an electric motor! We stayed nearly 4 hours

Really fun experience visiting the Porsche museum. I took my teenage daughter, who is really keen on cars. Got to see all of the cars we dreamed of seeing. The museum is high quality and interactive.

The museum is so easy to find, the S-Bahn station is right next to the museum and is only a short ride from the main station. When I arrived to buy a ticket the staff were very polite and friendly. There are plenty of cars on display and the audio guide explained them in more detail if you wanted. You can spend as much time in the museum as you like, I was in the museum for approx 1.5 hours. Definitely recommend to anybody who is in stuttgart to visit.