Motor- und Glasmuseum Öhringen

The Motor and Glass Museum in Öhringen displays automobiles and motorcycles from the early 1900s through the 1960s, including renowned brands like Ferrari, BMW, and Aston Martin. The collection is complemented by European glass art and a selection of historical cameras.

The collection began as a private passion and developed into a public museum starting in 2001, focusing on vehicle development through the decades. Glass art and other objects were gradually added to broaden what the space presents.

The space displays motorcycles from different manufacturers alongside period fashion items and music boxes, offering insights into how people lived and spent their leisure time in the 1950s.

The museum welcomes visitors by arrangement and keeps limited weekday hours, with extended opening on the first Sunday of each month. Plan your visit in advance as hours are restricted.

The museum holds a specialized collection of historical cameras from makers like Agfa and Zeiss that visitors often overlook. Combined with a gallery of enamel signs, this offers an unexpected view into twentieth-century collecting passion.