Switzerland isn’t widely known for an active automobile industry or even big Automobile Museums in Switzerland. But there are a few and here you find an overview.
ALL Automobile Museums in Switzerland
- Château de Grandson – Grandson
- Esposizione Veicoli d’Epoca – Pregassona near Lugano
- Fahrzeug-Museum Bäretswil – Bäretswil
- Ferrari Collection – Turning Wheel & Racing Team – St. Gallen
- Fondation Hervé, Musée d’automobiles anciennes – Aigle
- Historicum – Sargans
- autobau – Romanshorn
- Historisches Museum Arbon – Arbon
- Saurer Museum – Arbon
- Monteverdi Automuseum – Binningen
- Musée Citroën de Vincent Crescia – Saint-Blaise
- Musée de l’automobile de la Fondation Pierre Gianadda – Martigny
- Oldtimer-Sammlung Walter – Sulgen
- Oldtimermuseum Pietro Agustoni Stabio
- Pantheon Basel – Muttenz
- Verkehrshaus der Schweiz – Lucerne
Have you ever visited one of them?
Photo from my “Cars in Sideview” at Klassikwelt Bodensee Article
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[…] What was missing were some 2015’s motor homes. Till the end of the museum you’ve seen so many models from the past almost 100 years, but if you don’t have any own experience with camping or caravaning you’d really like to see how they look like today. But even the Erwin Hymer Museum writes on their Homepage “undertake a unique tour of discovery through the history, the present and the future of mobile travelling” the present and the future are missing… how bad. Plus, the admission fee of 9,50 Euro per adult is pretty high so I won’t visit the museum again. Now after visiting the museum I’d be willing to pay around 5,50 Euro, or a maximum of 6,00, per entry and not more. For further automobile museums in Germany, check out the Wikipedia Page or my overview of Automobile Museums in Switzerland. […]
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