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.

Me and my son came here as part of a visit to the AMG factory, staying a train ride away. Very easy to get to by train, no hassle getting a ticket on the day. Stunning building which was spacious and flowed through the years of Porsche, didn't feel crowded at all. Porsche factory right next door, which you walk past and see some built Porsches to get to a local McD! worth a visit if you are in Stuttgart.

A very impressive slick car museum. Not huge and fairly heavily focused around the 911, but all very well done. We were driving through Germany, so easy to get to and park there, then go onto the nearby Mercedes Museum for a full on car day out.