Car museums & collections in Austria

Dr. Jackob Barnea's private automobile and motorcycle museum, one of Austria's largest, housed in a former silk-weaving factory in Gramatneusiedl with around 120 vehicles including a working 1946 repair shop reconstruction.

A car museum in Aspang Markt with over 100 vehicles spanning early motoring history, including a 1908 Delaunay-Belleville, 1910 Adler and 1936 Graf & Stift.

A Renaissance castle in Lassing housing one of Austria's largest oldtimer collections, focused almost exclusively on the Steyr marque, with a near-complete run of Steyr passenger cars from 1920 to 1941.

A museum in Mattsee near Salzburg dedicated to the early career of Ferdinand Porsche, displaying historic Austro-Daimler, Lohner-Porsche and Steyr vehicles connected to his pioneering automotive engineering work.

A private early-automobile museum at the Das Salvator country hotel in St. Salvator near Friesach, Carinthia, showing veteran-era cars including rare makes such as Praga, Orel and SS.

Austria's second-largest transport museum, located in Ferlach, Carinthia, with over 4,700 square metres of exhibits covering historic cars, trucks, fire-brigade vehicles, streetcars, buses and industrial machinery.

A museum in Graz on the site of Johann Puch's original factory, tracing the history of the Puch/Steyr-Daimler-Puch marque from bicycles through motorcycles to automobiles.

A large private collection at the Heldenberg exhibition grounds in Kleinwetzdorf showing roughly 100 cars from 1886 to modern times, including rare marques such as Bugatti, Hispano-Suiza and Packard, plus motorcycles and tractors.

A private oldtimer museum in Sigmundsherberg with over 150 vehicles including unusual American, Eastern-Bloc and coachbuilt cars such as an AMC Javelin, GAZ Chaika and Monteverdi.

KTM's brand experience museum at the company's headquarters in Mattighofen, showcasing the manufacturer's motorcycle history, off-road and motorsport racing heritage, and current model range.

A marque museum run by Club Lotus Austria in Bad Aussee, displaying Lotus road and sports cars from the Elan and Elite through to the Esprit and Elise. Open during summer months.

A large classic car and music-memorabilia museum near Salzburg in Koppl, spanning roughly 4,400 square metres and mixing Ferrari, Maserati, Mercedes, Fiat and Jaguar classics with vintage jukeboxes, phonographs and dolls.

A private technology museum in the Lauffen district of Bad Ischl combining historic automobiles with aviation and general technology exhibits, including makes such as Adler, Aero and Steyr.

A museum in St. Veit an der Glan combining regional transport history (rail, road traffic and gendarmerie) with the city history of St. Veit, opened in 2004 on the town's main square.

A private museum in Puchberg am Schneeberg specialising in the Mercedes-Benz W136/170 model series, with the owner personally guiding visitors through the collection.

A Porsche marque museum in Gmuend, the Carinthian town where the first Porsche 356 was hand-built in 1948. The collection focuses on early and historic Porsche models connected to the marque's Gmuend origins.

A museum in Judenburg dedicated to the history of the Austrian Puch brand, exhibiting Puch bicycles, motorcycles and automobiles produced over the marque's history.

A private collection in Dornbirn billed as the world's largest Rolls-Royce museum, with around 60 original vehicles spanning the Phantom I through Silver Cloud/Silver Wraith eras, displayed across three floors of a historic building.

A private collection in Eggenburg of roughly 70 scooters, microcars ('Rollermobile') and jukeboxes from the 1950s-60s, formerly presented as part of the 'Nostalgiewelt Eggenburg' visitor attraction.

The collection of the Oldtimer Club Niederoesterreich und Tatra-Sammlung, dedicated to the Czech Tatra marque alongside other classic vehicles. The museum relocated from Woellersdorf-Steinabrueckl to nearby Theresienfeld.

Austria's national museum of science and technology in Vienna, whose mobility galleries include early automobiles such as the 1888 Marcus car, the 1893 Benz Model 3 and a 1920 Austro-Daimler, alongside rail, aviation and industrial exhibits.

A vehicle and radio museum in Villach specialising in microcars and small vehicles of the 1950s-60s, including Goggomobil, Lloyd, Messerschmitt Kabinenroller and NSU Prinz models, alongside motorcycles and mopeds.

A classic-car museum at the Voetters Hotel in Kaprun, displaying vehicles from the 1950s through 1970s alongside motorcycles.

Austria's first VW Beetle museum, located in Gaal, Styria, dedicated to the history and variants of the Volkswagen Beetle. Open on weekends and public holidays from May to October.