Gerhard Porsche Automuseum

About the museum

The museum is part of the Das Salvator estate (Iris Porsche Landhotel) in St. Salvator, a former ironworks village in the Metnitz valley that now belongs to the town of Friesach. The car enthusiast Gerhard Porsche, from the well-known family, has converted a former episcopal hunting lodge and its old inn there into a country hotel and prepared a restored barn right next to it for his vehicle collection.

On display is a wide-ranging collection of classic cars from prestigious marques, including Rolls-Royce, Bentley and Porsche, more than 30 restored motorcycles and numerous Vespas. In addition there are about 20 historic agricultural machines and about 15 racing vehicles, including a rare Porsche 904, a Red Bull Formula 1 car and a Porsche 906 that Jochen Rindt is said to have driven. The museum can be visited only by prior arrangement by telephone.

Highlights

• Classic cars from Rolls-Royce, Bentley and Porsche
• More than 30 restored motorcycles and many Vespas
• Racing vehicles, including the Porsche 904 and 906 and a Red Bull Formula 1 car
• Around 20 historic farm machines
• Museum in a restored barn next to the country hotel

Operated by

Das Salvator – Iris Porsche Landhotel

Admission & discounts

Accessibility

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Kids & families

Children up to 11 years have free admission; no special family offers have been published.

Getting there & parking

Satnav address: Marktplatz 6, 9361 St. Salvator.

Amenities & dining

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Events & venue rental

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