Porsche: This is how the Stuttgart company celebrates its sports cars
WHERE YOU MEET For 75 years, sports cars from Stuttgart have fascinated people all over the world. 2023 is therefore all about the anniversary. The Porsche Museum is presenting a varied annual program.
On June 9, the Porsche Museum opens an extensive special exhibition on the brand's success story. In addition to new interactive experiences such as the 360-degree tours, visitors will also be given behind-the-scenes insights for the first time and allowed to take part in a special experience program.
Many Moments to dream
For the first time, a variety of experiences in Zuffenhausen will be combined in a special offer. The Porsche Moments of Dreams include a factory tour specially put together for the day. Those who take part also get to get behind the wheel of an 911 for two and a half hours and experience the sports car experience in the truest sense of the word. After a museum tour, a three-course meal with wine accompaniment awaits the men and women in the newly designed lounge of the Christophorus restaurant.
The exclusive program, which is offered in German, costs 992 euros per person and takes place on July 14, September 15 and October 6. Interested can register under info.museum@porsche.de log on
Anniversary 60 years Porsche 911
In the Porsche 4Experts Backstage program, museum curator Iris Haker talks to museum colleagues and experts in line with the respective focus topic. On July 29, she will report on the current exhibition and the development of the exhibition concept since 2009. For the anniversary "60 Years of Porsche 911" (pictured above), she has invited workshop manager Kuno Werner. On September 16, the two will talk about the collaboration between curation and workshop. 4Experts Backstage costs 49 euros per person including museum and park ticket.
360 degree tour on the Internet
Those who live too far away or are otherwise prevented from visiting the museum, but would still like to get a glimpse, can always take a 360-degree tour at the Website immerse themselves in all levels of the museum. In this way, the history of the origins of Porsche sports cars, including their 75th anniversary, reaches the living rooms of this world.
On International Museum Day, Sunday, May 21, all visitors will receive free admission to the museum. From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., free guided tours will start every hour, for which participants can sign up on site. The Porsche Museum is open Tuesdays to Sundays and all public holidays from 9 am to 6 pm.
