Rotating exhibits mean there's always something new to see. Don't forget to visit the museum shop for cool vintage Audi and Auto Union gear.
Though technically not a musuem, you will find a nice collection of vintage Audis from Audi Tradition here on the third floor. Many of the cars and motorcycles highlight the history of NSU.
Make sure to check out the Traffic Section to find an Auto Union Type C. For many years, this was the only known example of the Auto Union silver arrows to survive the war.
The most recent museum by one of the German car companies, it's also one of the largest and most impressive thanks to strong competition between the German 'Big 3'.
Make sure to check out the restoration shop, visible through a huge glass window from the cafe.
Off site from Autostadt, this museum is worth the side trip and includes prototypes as well as significant production number cars.
The museum here isn't just about Volkswagen. Most cars are Volkswagen Group historic cars including Audi and Auto Union, but other significant cars are also featured.
Plan your visit with Automobili Lamborghini as the Museum isn't always open to the public.
This museum has an interesting collection of automobiles built under the Eastern Bloc. Most were built in the region by seized ex-Auto Union factories or are pre-war including Wanderer & DKW.
An excellent stop for fans of Audi, Porsche and Volkswagen. One highlight is the Porsche 928 prototype built with the body of a C1 Audi Coupe S.
Abt's HQ houses a large collection of cars. A favorite is a long-wheelbase quattro with Sport quattro look using factory parts. Also nearby is their race shop with even more behind the showroom glass.
