A fantastic, if maybe not eclectic museum. Further into the second level galleries past the factory memorabilia is some Count Tripps and a history of the building itself: though the numbering there started at 7. Wonder if some of the boards got taken down.

On the “lobby” level is an incredible set of cars, starting with postwar DIY limited by allied occupation authorities. Both the lobby and the level below include a mix of old and new, but the oldest gems (beetle, kubelwagen and Schwimwagen are at the “lobby”.

Level below is more Porsche/VW including a Transporter and it’s preceding prototype.

The level below (see above) includes memorabilia about the factory, and the further gallery the fateful end of Count Tripps, introduced on the second level in a northward room.

One of the cons here is probably that the layout doesn’t flow well; but rearranging a bunch of cars as the restoration goes and allows more room to be made available is probably quite expensive: so the layout will can be a bit strange.

10 euro, 8 with the Hamburg city pass. Straight south of chocoverse so you can safely combine these two together