Mercedes-Benz Museum

Mercedes-Benz Museum is another famous and unique attraction at Stuttgart. You can take the train or bus number 45 (better option) from the city centre. The decoration, art quality and exhibits in the museum is world-class and excellent. You will definitely feel shocked and amazing. Apart from different models of benz cars, I admire the introduction of German and even world-wide history. You can learn more practical knowledge and deeper recognition of the growth of this great enterprise. Highly recommended!

Man muss kein Autofan sein, um dieses besondere ästhetische Erlebnis zu genießen. Die Architektur, die kunstvollen Details, wie die Autos in Szene gesetzt sind... Absolut hinreißend! Dazu die Geschichte, die Informationen, die auf interessante Weise dargestellt sind... Dieses Museum sollte man sich nicht entgehen lassen.

The MERCEDES-BENZ MUSEUM was amazing! When you first arrive, you take the elevator to the top floor and walk down the spiralling path. It starts with the earliest vehicles and the vehicles get progressively newer the further down you go. The museum was well laid out with plenty of lighting. The parking garage on the backside of the museum made the visit painless and easy.

Located in Stuttgart the Mercedes Benz Museum is worth visiting when you are in the region Stuttgart. The tickets to the Museum visit also includes an audio guide which clearly explains the history of first ever made automobile. One can easily spend 4-5 hours and if you are a car enthusiast even more. Highly recommended. I find the parking at the premises however expensive.

This was my first visit to the Mercedes Museum and I have to admit that I was really positively surprised.The architecture is amazing and totally fitting to the themes that are shown.Each of the eight levels tells unique stories throughout the history of Mercedes Benz.It’s easy to navigate through the museum and just beautifully made.Worth a visit! Or another one.

An awesome collection of cars and paraphernalia that is a must see in Stuttgart. It is a bit confusing to navigate the interior, with the displays spread between levels and not connected linearly. There are very good displays exploring the timeline and history of the company, and it is easy to spend several hours taking everything in. Only slight let down for me was there was no display for their modern performance cars such as the AMG or Black Series lineup.

The museum layout is a bit confusing and the audio guide that they gave me didn’t work. I wish they provided maps for us. When I returned my broken audio guide to the lady, she didn’t seem to care. But overall, it’s a really cool place to visit, especially if you love cars. It’s cool to learn the history of the company. They have tons of vehicles to look at too. If you want to read about everything in the museum a visit will take you an entire day. Definitely worth a trip!! The tickets were well priced and included a free audio guide!

İt was great. Vintage cars have always fascinated me. It was very enjoyable for me to visit the museum of a famous brand like Mercedes. I have seen the vehicles, which started in 1895 and reached the present day, alive. I would recommend it to everyone.

A magnificent way to see the rich history of one of the world's most renowned car brands. The building itself that houses the museum is an architectural masterpiece. Ample parking, ultra clean facilities, and helpful staff make for a wonderful experience.

Must say... wasn't too excited to go here, but our friend insisted. Glad we listened! I think I ended up having more fun than he did!Pretty cool to walk down the walkways reading through history of Germany, mostly pertaining to Mercedes-Benz. It wasn't a display of all their cars, like I thought it was going to be. It really was more about the history, and all the other ways Benz contributed to German history and economy - other than making good looking luxury cars.You start off the tour from the 8th floor and walk your way down in this beautifully designed architecture. Lots of lines and curves, and plenty of cars.At the end of it, you get to keep the lanyard that holds the phone with the audio tour guide. headphones are comfortable, and fit around your head, not your ears.It was lunch time when we finished, and the museum's club restaurant had surprisingly good food! Not sure what the whole deal in Germany is for not serving tap water... or ice for that matter... but the food was delicious! We had the steak salad, pizza, and brats with fries. The salad was out of this world.