PACE Car Museum — Attraction in Dortmund

The PACE Automobile Museum is a must-visit destination for car enthusiasts and history buffs alike. This museum boasts an impressive collection of classic and rare cars that take visitors on a journey through time, showcasing the evolution of the automotive industry.

From the moment you step inside, you can feel the passion of the curators and their love for automobiles. The exhibits are beautifully arranged, with detailed information about each vehicle, allowing visitors to understand its history and significance in the world of cars.

The interior design of the museum is both attractive and well-organized, making it easy for guests to navigate and enjoy every corner. Additionally, there are regular events and workshops, making the visit an interactive and enjoyable experience.

The staff at the museum is friendly and helpful, welcoming visitors and providing valuable insights about the cars and exhibits. They create a warm atmosphere that makes guests feel right at home.

Overall, the PACE Automobile Museum is an ideal place for families and friends to spend a fun-filled day immersed in automotive history and passion. I highly recommend visiting this...

The bottom line - Cool place even if you're not a die hard car fan. Beautifully designed.

The atmosphere - Young and electric, but also pretty chill and filled with car fans that are just there to admire the vehicles.

The staff - All were fun and nice but a couple felt pretty fake..

The food - The buns are awesome. However, wayyy too sweet. If they would cut the sugar by half it would be perfect. We took €26 for 6, I love to try everything. Original - good but boring. Original glazed - Super. Cheesecake - Nice. Coconut - Disliked. Pistachio - Yum. Chocolate - Too sweet but ok.

VFM - €14 is quite a bit.. but I think it's worth it, you can feel how much planning went into the space.

Tips - Register to the simulator before entering the museum, the wait is pretty long. Tablets tend to run out, but you can also scan QRs everywhere and hear about the cars. Unfortunately it's only in German. Best to go on weekdays. If you see a white GT3 RS parked outside, JP is there.. he's nice but not super chatty and likes his privacy, which is understandable. So try not to be a...

Wonderful museum with some incredible cars and fantastic displays. The staff is helpful and friendly, the building is beautiful, and it's very obvious this place caters to people who love cars. It was a bucket list item for me to come from Canada and visit this place and I'm happy to say it was worth the drive up from Stuttgart to Dortmund. I think my favorite part of the museum was probably the rotating cars in the basement that belong to the public, though!

The Time Attack sim racing was incredibly fun as well, and definitely an enjoyable way to cap off looking at the museum.

The cinnamon buns in the Cafe in the museum are also probably the best I have ever had. Almost worth going for those alone.

I wish I could give this place 5 stars but my only issue was the tablets/headphones weren't really applicable for me because my German isn't great, so I couldn't hear JP talk about these...