This fantastic display and array of motor car history really shows the motor vehicle from day one and then to today. More

Massive 8 storeys of Cars / Trucks / Buses all on display with technology helping you around with what;s on display. My son and my wife absolutely loved it and took a number of photographs. The shop was unbelievable and we shopped till we dropped. More

If you're in Stuttgart you have to drop by...! The history of the Mercedes-Benz is laid out in a beautiful scene! My only disappointment that there was not enough emphasis on the sport/racing models...! Friendly tip: If you take the S1 to get there be patient... it seems to run every 30mins on week-ends! More

We're not really into cars but this is worth a visit if you're in town for the building alone! Spent a nice afternoon exploring working ourway down through the ages. Really interesting for all ages. More

Alles super, nice cars and history throughout the tour. for Euro8 its worth the money More

If you are in Stuttgart, you might as well visit the HQ and museum of the world's most infamous car manufacturer, if not out of interest in cars, to say you've been there. The architecture of the building is impressive and some of the cars are gorgeous! More

Every human being is today depends on Automobile for transportation. Stuttgart- The Birth place of Automobile. The Must see place for Auto Enthueist who travell to Germany. It not just another Meseum, Every aspect of automobile development is explained with Audio guide. Need to send minimum 4-5 Hours to have the reall Feel. You feel proud when you come out.... More

This is a must see. 8 floors of excitement and fun, plus there is a ride on the third floor. 2 futuristic rides that sat 2 people per vehicle. I think the cost was 4 euros per person. Headphones are provided and give you full details about each display you select. We spent 3 1/2 hrs here, and the kids... More

Plan to spend 1.5 to 2 hours here. It is really a great place to spend time. They have cars from 1886 until the present day. I really enjoyed it. More