Da Capo Oldtimermuseum & Eventhalle

Da Capo Oldtimermuseum is an automobile museum in Leipzig-Plagwitz housing around 40 vintage cars, seven motorcycles, mopeds, aircraft engines, and propellers on display. The space also functions as an event hall with room for seated dinners of up to 400 people or standing gatherings of 500.

The building dates from 1894 when it served as an agricultural machinery factory part of the Rudolf Sack industrial complex, and was converted to a car museum in 2000. This transformation gave new life to the industrial structure while honoring the area's manufacturing past.

The collection displays fashion and travel accessories from the early 1900s alongside the vehicles, showing how people dressed and packed when these cars were in use. Walking through, you get a sense of what journeys meant to travelers during that era and how they prepared for adventures.

The museum occupies a converted industrial building, so expect uneven floors and stairs that may require some physical effort to navigate the full exhibition. Groups planning to visit or hold events here should know the space allows for flexible seating arrangements from theater-style to banquet setups.

A Soviet-era Ilyushin Il-18 passenger aircraft sits on the museum's roof, making the building instantly recognizable across the city. This unexpected addition gives the industrial structure a distinctive profile in Leipzig's landscape.