Pantheon - Museum für Oldtimer

The museum tour starts at the entrance to the first floor hall. Curious wooden vehicles mark the beginnings of the development of the motor car. As regards the oldest cars on display, visitors repeatedly ask whether they can actually be driven. They have been– on gravel or unmade roads. In 2009, one of the oldest cars in the museum, a de Dietrich Vis-à-vis dating from 1901, took part in the London-Brighton Classic Car Run. Signs and audio-visual presentations along the route also illustrate how mobility has developed over time, and provide information about special events and vehicles.