Car museums & collections in Switzerland

An 'experience world' in Romanshorn displaying part of collector Fredy Lienhard's collection across more than 2,000 square metres. Over 120 sports cars, supercars, racing cars and classics from marques such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche and Aston Martin are on show.

A small private automobile museum in Loemmenschwil near St. Gallen showing classic cars, and also displaying vintage racing boats and aircraft. It is regularly open on weekends and by arrangement on weekdays for groups.

A medieval castle in Grandson that houses, alongside its historical and military exhibits, a collection of veteran and vintage automobiles built between 1898 and 1932.

The classic-car museum and archive of the Emil Frey automotive group, housed in a former textile factory in Safenwil. Around 50-60 vintage and classic cars from the group's collection are on permanent display over 1,500 square metres.

A private old-timer and filling-station museum in Laupersdorf displaying vintage vehicles alongside historic petrol pumps, jukeboxes and enamel signage. It opens to individual visitors on the first Saturday of each month.

A private multi-storey vehicle museum in the Zurich Oberland town of Baretswil showing a broad collection of cars and motorcycles. It opens on limited scheduled dates from April to October, or by appointment for groups.

A combined aircraft and vehicle museum at Altenrhein airfield on Lake Constance, pairing historic jets and aircraft with a collection of classic cars including Rolls-Royce models.

A foundation in Aigle preserving a private collection of vintage and classic automobiles first assembled from 1948 by Jacques de Wurstemberger. Visits are arranged directly with the foundation by phone.

A permanent automobile collection within the Pierre Gianadda cultural foundation in Martigny, showing roughly fifty vehicles built between 1897 and 1939. The collection is notable for its concentration of early Swiss-made automobiles alongside European makes.

A Citroen marque museum in Saint-Blaise built in 2001 by collector Vincent Crescia, with the building itself architecturally shaped to evoke the Citroen DS. It is attached to the Garage du Lac Citroen dealership and restoration workshop.

One of two museums run by the Fondation Burkhardt-Felder Arts et Culture in Motiers, displaying more than twenty exceptional and in some cases unique automobiles in a former riding hall (manege).

A large automobile museum that operated inside Geneva's Palexpo exhibition complex from 1995, at its peak displaying around 400 vehicles covering the history of the automobile.

A combined museum, workshop and garage in Muttenz near Basel dedicated to vintage and classic cars. It functions as a hub for owners of historic vehicles, pairing a large exhibition of old-timers with a working classic-car service garage and restaurant.

A company museum in Dintikon run by Oskar Setz AG, documenting the history of the firm's commercial vehicles and related trade activity.

Switzerland's national transport museum, open since 1959, covering road, rail, air, water and space travel. Its road-transport hall includes a large collection of historic Swiss and international automobiles, including the Monteverdi marque exhibit.

A private museum in Waltensburg holding around 80 historic Toyota vehicles, of which 30-35 are displayed at a time around rotating themes, with a strong emphasis on Land Cruiser off-road models.