Fahrzeugmuseum Marxzell

Fahrzeugmuseum Marxzell is a transportation museum in Baden-Württemberg that houses a large collection of historical vehicles from different eras. The exhibition includes automobiles, motorcycles, tractors, and fire engines displayed across multiple exhibition halls.

The museum was established in 1968 to preserve vehicles from manufacturers such as Adler, Audi, Dixi, and Fuldamobil that represent different stages of automotive development. The collection spans decades of transportation history from different makers and eras.

The collection displays vintage automobiles alongside everyday household objects like old radios, record players, and period tools that reflect how people lived in earlier decades. This mix shows what daily life looked like through both transportation and domestic items.

The museum operates in small group visits and requires visitors to arrange their trip in advance with staff. Access to the site is limited to specific hours, so calling ahead before your visit is necessary.

The collection includes unusual vehicles such as a fire helicopter, steam rollers, and locomotives that are preserved in their original condition without restoration. This range goes well beyond typical automobile collections and shows different types of specialized transport equipment.

Location: Marxzell

Inception: 1968

Official opening: 1968

Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 14:00-17:00

Email: Reichert-Marxzell@t-online.de

Website: http://fahrzeugmuseum-marxzell.de

GPS coordinates: 48.86080,8.44787

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:08