Worth a visit for people interested in German and vintage cars, and the history of automobiles. The museum is medium-sized, contains various cars mostly German. I would have loved to see a greater variety of cars such as Japanese, Italian and french. It took us around 1.5 hours to finish the exhibition. Overall, would recommend for a rainy day in Hamburg.

This museum is far better than most - really nicely laid out - lots to see and lots to learn. Not too much interactivity so you need to be satisfied with information as the interaction. So many special cars have been acquired for the museum - great!! I went on a rainy day and it’s perfect for that.

We visited on a Sunday, & found it fairly quiet. The building itself seems fairly new, and there’s several levels here, so don’t forget to look in the lower levels before you leave! The simulator is good (perhaps too accurate, as I struggled to get out of the mud!) though you’ll need to queue at busy times. Most displays are in German, though there was enough English for me to appreciate the exhibits. A good way to spend 1-2 hours.

Firstly, I wouldn't even call this is a museum and its more of a showroom for a few exotic cars. There were probably 25-30 cars spread over 2 floors of a building and a basement for pictures and memorabilia. Considering that I paid only 15 euros for miniatur wonderland, the 14.5 euros charge for this was quite steep and definitely not worth it. The only consolation was Michael Schumacher's Jordan F1.

A nice building with very well thought-out displays, friendly staff, a reasonably-priced gift shop (that's refreshing!) and a small area for coffee and snacks. Not just a collection of beautiful cars (mostly Porsche and VW) but also cool memorabilia! Just the right amount of people, not crowded at all. Comfortably seen in 2 hours. Definitely worth the price and highly recommended! Already mentioned it to my friends. PS: simulator is nice too!

Small museum for Porsche and racing car officiandos. Very much enjoyed display on count trips the racing drivers. Unusual display of cars (not a huge number)

If you are in the area and have an hour spare then i can highly suggest a visit to this small museum. It is only 10 euros and although small i do not think that this is overpriced at all. The main hall level is the best and has a variety of ages of cars, mostly Porsche's but also some other unique ones that i am sure are scarce to see in the world. Really clean and modern museum and suits all ages. Some really nice cars and interesting items. Only takes an hour to get around the whole lot tbh. Toilets are clean and their is a cafe on site too. Well worth a visit.

For a car guy this is a must see. Great museum with a lot of beautiful cars. But it's a bit expensive to get in. When we visited the basement exhibit were of early racing cars. Loved the smell of oil there

The small Prototyp motor museum is excellent for we petrolheads who can change a big end bearing or who understand coefficient of drag. Cars, racing history, trophies and films tell the story. Most of the exhibits are Volkswagen or Porsche, and they give an important insight into the early-days development of their vehicles. There is an important display of wind-tunnel practice in the basement. There is no mention of women in motoring (not even the mums whose housekeeping was diverted into the family's KdF savings tin). But children will love the museum. As this is a private museum, it does not close on Mondays (rare for Germany). The gift shop is excellent, with a big choice of low-priced souvenirs. Good cafe and toilets, but the coatrack is insecure and there are no coin-operated lockers. The location is 10-minutes walk - 700 metres - from the Markthalle exit of Steinstrasse U-bahn station. It is very close to the international maritime museum.

Not the biggest museum in the world, but what it lacks in size more than makes up for with interesting exhibits and for any F1 fans - Michael Schumacher 1st F1 car! A must for any car fan and generally interesting for anyone. Cheap, well worth the money and super-friendly accommodating staff. Highly recommend you visit 😊