Automobil- und Motorradmuseum Austria
Private vehicle museum in a former silk weaving mill with vintage cars, sports cars, motorcycles, bicycles and small cars.
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About the museum
The founder, Jackob Barnea, laid the foundation in 1983 with a simple room housing five vintage cars. Three years later he had expanded three floors of a Vienna car park into Vienna's first museum of automobiles. In 1997 he finally realized his vision: a disused silk weaving mill in Gramatneusiedl became the Automobil- und Motorradmuseum.
More than 150 vehicles are on display here, most of them vintage cars, some from marques that no longer exist, alongside sports cars and convertibles. The museum sees itself as Austria's largest private vehicle museum set in the countryside and divides its collection into sections for automobiles, sports and exclusive cars, small cars, and motorcycles, tricycles, scooters and mopeds. There are also bicycles, children's cars, a small military memorabilia display and an exhibition of nostalgic spare parts and accessories, complemented by a vintage car archive.
The museum belongs to the Oldtimertreff Wien, which also rents out vintage cars for weddings, film shoots and rallies.
Highlights
- More than 150 vehicles, mostly vintage cars
- Sports and exclusive cars as well as small cars
- Motorcycles, tricycles, scooters and mopeds
- Bicycles and children's cars
- Nostalgic exhibition of spare parts and accessories
Permanent exhibition
- Fahrzeugsammlung – Vintage cars, sports and exclusive cars, small cars, motorcycles, scooters, bicycles, military memorabilia and accessories in the former silk weaving mill.
- Founded
- 1997
- Operated by
- Oldtimertreff Wien – Barnea Austria Autovermietung e.U.
Admission & discounts
| Adults | €9 |
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| Reduced | €5Young people up to 18, students and people doing military service |
| Children & teens | €3Children up to 13 years |
| Students & apprentices | €5 |
| Groups (20+ people) | €7 per personFrom 20 people €7, from 50 people €6 per person |
| Families | €182 adults and up to 3 children |
Free admission on your birthday.
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Visits currently by telephone appointment only. |
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