Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart
On a total area of approx. 17.000 square meters spread over 9 levels, the Mercedes-Benz Museum shows around 160 vehicles on permanent display, including not only the earliest models - such as the Gottlieb Daimler Motor Carriage and the Karl Benz patent Motor Car, both dating from the year 1886 - but also the latest series production vehicles. One particularly impressive exhibit is the fully armour-plated luxury limousine formerly used by the Japanese emperor Hirohito.
Mercedes-
On a total area of approx. 17.000 square meters spread over 9 levels, the Mercedes-Benz Museum shows around 160 vehicles on ... >> more
Wertheim Village
Wertheim Village is a unique place in Germany. Six days a week and throughout the entire year, leading fashion and designer ... >> more
M.I. Hummel Figurines
M.I. Hummel products are the result of a successful partnership between W.Goebel Porzellanfabrik and a talented German ... >> more
Steiff's Cuddly Toys
Margarete Steiff GmbH is the world's best-known manufacturer of high-quality Teddy bears and plush animals for the toy ... >> more
Mercedes-
According to a brand survey conducted by Business Week and Interbrand, Mercedes-Benz is the world's most valuable automotive ... >> more
Porsche
"Steel and iron works combine" the phrase that Ferry Porsche and around 200 comrades-in-arms called the wooden huts, a former ... >> more
Hugo Boss
Hugo Boss is one of the leaders among international fashion groups. Situated in a small swabian town nearby Stuttgart, the ... >> more
Made in Baden-
What does the safety match, the rotating piston engine, the perm and a concrete mixer have in common? Correct, they have ... >> more
Audi Forum (Ingolstadt)
Car enthusiasts should visit the Audi Forum in the grounds of the Audi factory in Ingolstadt. The Museum Mobile is an ... >> more
First European Porcelain invented in Meißen
The first true European porcelain was invented in Meißen, by the alchemist Johann Böttger who was actually attempting to make ... >> more
Saarlouis
Saarlouis, the state's second largest city, takes its name from the French King Louis XIV who built a fortress to defend his ... >> more
Villeroy & Boch
The headquarters of the famous ceramics company of Villeroy & Boch are in a former Benedictine Abbey in Mettlach. >> more
Volkswagen Factory in Wolfsburg (Lower-
Wolfsburg is the site of the world’s largest car plant – the Volkswagen factory. Jump in a Beetle and blast round ... >> more
The Transparent Factory of Volkswagen (Dresden)
The Transparent Factory (Gläserne Manufaktur) is the ultra-modern Volkswagen plant on the edge of the Great Gardens (Großer ... >> more
BMW Museum (Munich)
Car enthusiasts should visit the BMW Museum and headquarters. The building is unmistakable – shaped like a gleaming silver ... >> more
