The Mercedes-Benz Museum is welcoming visitors between Tuesday and Sunday (9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.).
Admission only for fully vaccinated, recovered or tested negative visitors (“3G rule”). During the visit, guests aged 6 and over must wear a medical or FFP2 certified mouth and nose mask.
Your contact details will be collected within the scope of tracing infections with SARS-CoV-2. In order to ensure quick access to the exhibition, we would appreciate it if you bring the form already filled in or buy your tickets online. After checking the 3G rule, you can walk past the visitor queue in front of the cash desk with your online ticket or completed form. Feel free to ask our museum staff for assistance.
The currently valid Coronavirus Directive of the federal state of Baden-Württemberg applies. For more information, see the below FAQs.
Do I have to be vaccinated, recovered or tested for my visit (3G rule)?
According to the current Corona regulation of the state of Baden-Württemberg, visitors to the museum must be fully vaccinated, recovered or tested negative.
Unvaccinated persons need to present a current negative COVID-19 Antigen Test (maximum 24 hours old) or a PCR Test result (maximum 48 hours old). Please show proof of vaccination, recovery or test result when visiting the museum.
Exception for school students
Children up to five years and unvaccinated pupils (with pupil ID) are excluded from showing a negative test result.
Do I need a booked appointment for my visit?
No, the museum can be visited without making an appointment. However, we highly recommend that you book your tickets in advance using our online ticketing service.
In order to ensure quick access to the exhibition, we would appreciate it if you bring the form already filled in or buy your tickets online. With your online ticket, you can walk past the visitor queue in front of the cash desk. Feel free to ask our museum staff for assistance
Is my personal data collected and where can I find the required form?
Yes, according to the Corona Regulation of the State of Baden-Württemberg, the Mercedes-Benz Museum is obliged to collect and store the following visitor data: First and last name, address, date and time of visit and, if available, telephone number or e-mail address.
The data will be retained for a period of four weeks and then deleted.
The form is available at the entrance during your visit or you can download it here and print it out at home. In order to ensure quick access to the exhibition, we would appreciate it if you could bring this form with you already completed.
Is there a limited number of visitors per day?
In order to protect the health of visitors and employees, we make sure that not too many visitors are in the exhibition at the same time. Therefore, we have a limit on the number of visitors. If necessary, there may be short waiting times at the entrance.
Is the museum shop open?
Yes, the museum shop is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The online store is open around the clock.
What catering is available?
The café bar on level 1 offers a range of food and drinks on all days. Bertha’s Restaurant is only open during weekends.
What precautions are in place at the museum to protect everyone’s health?
The health of visitors and museum staff is a top priority. For this reason, the museum has implemented recommendations for behaviour and precautions, including the following:
The following additional measures are currently being taken to protect against infection:
What hygiene preconditions must be adhered to?
The museum visit is carried out in compliance with the hygiene rules specified by the authorities. This includes:
What restrictions are in force at the exhibition?
The following section is currently closed to the public:
What restrictions apply to guided tours?
No factory tours are offered for the time being. Private guided tours can be booked on request. Information on the conditions can be obtained from the Classic Contact Center at Tel. +49 711-17 30 000 or at classic@daimler.com.
Address and Contact.
Mercedesstraße 100, 70372 Stuttgart, Germany
Telefon: +49 711-17 30 000
e-mail: classic@daimler.com
what3words address: ///miles.magical.groups
Tickets.
Day ticket regular: 10.00 €, reduced: 5.00 €
Further information on the prices below.
Online-Tickets
The Mercedes-Benz Museum is open.
Opening hours.
Tuesday to Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Closed on Monday.
Box office closing time: 5 p.m.
Last elevator ride: 5:20 pm
Please note the opening hours during the holidays.
| Day ticket | Evening ticket | |
| Regular | 10.00 € | 5.00 € |
| reduced* | 5.00 € | 2.50 € |
Free entry for children (up to and including the age of 14).
Open Museum tours
6.00 €
Bookings are currently only possible directly on site at the cash desk. In addition, payment of the respective valid entrance fee is required.
Guided Museum Tour: Fri to Sun at 11 a.m. (English)
Day and evening ticket
Day ticket
regular
10.00 €
reduced*
5.00 €
Young people (from 15 up to and including 17 years of age) | Apprentices & trainees | Students | Persons doing voluntary service | Pensioners | Persons 60 years of age and over | Job seekers | Asylum seekers (from 18 years of age) | One accompanying person per Mercedes-Benz ClubCard holder
reduced*
2.50 €
Asylum-seekers (from the age of 15 up to and including the age of 17)
complimentary*
0.00 €
Children (up to and including 14 years of age) | Registered primary and secondary school classes and groups of students including accompanying persons (one accompanying person is free for every 5 ticket-holders) after registration through the school or university | Bus drivers and tour guides of registered groups on the day of the visit | Severely disabled persons and their accompanying persons with B, BL or H on their ID card | Mercedes-Benz ClubCard holders | Employees and retired employees of Daimler AG | Members of ICOM and the German Museums Association | Journalists | Children celebrating their birthday on the day of their visit
Evening ticket
regular from 4.30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Ticket desk closes at 5 p.m.
5.00 €
See day ticket
reduced from 4.30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Ticket desk closes at 5 p.m.
2.50 €
See day ticket reduced
*Any reductions only on presentation of a valid identification card or proof of eligibility. Multiple reductions are not possible.
Groups
Groups
more than 10 visitors
9.00 €
See day ticket
reduced* more than 10 visitors
4.00 €
See day ticket reduced
more than 50 visitors
8.00 €
See day ticket
reduced* more than 50 visitors
4.00 €
See day ticket reduced
*Any reductions only on presentation of a valid identification card or proof of eligibility. Multiple reductions are not possible.
One-year ticket
One-year ticket
regular
40.00 €
See day ticket
reduced*
20.00 €
See day ticket reduced
*Any reductions only on presentation of a valid identification card or proof of eligibility. Multiple reductions are not possible.
Partner cards
Bonuscard + Kultur, Museumspass, StuttCard
Card holder will receive free admission.
Breuninger Card
Breuninger Card holders will receive, when you buy two tickets, a discount of 50% (equivalent to two tickets for the price of one). And 10% discount on our shop items (excluded from the action are all items with fixed book prices, discounted goods and article with a sales price below 10,00 €).
Arena tours at the Mercedes-Benz Arena
Participants in an Arena tour will be granted a 25 percent reduction on the normal admission price. On presentation of the letter of confirmation or the Museum entrance ticket (valid up to one year after visiting the Museum), Museum visitors will qualify for a 10% discount on all Arena tours. This offer does not apply to tours on match days. This offer cannot be combined with other promotions or discounts.
Family Pass Baden-Württemberg
Family Pass members (Baden-Württemberg) have free entrance in the entire year 2020.
Porsche Museum
Visitors to the Porsche Museum will be granted a 25% reduction on the normal admission price on presentation of the admission ticket.
Payment
In the Mercedes-Benz Museum you have the following payment methods: cash, EC card, credit card, Alipay.
Alipay: to make Alipay payments, visitors must first connect to our free WiFi “Guest ConnectD”.
Out now: You can pay your museum visit with Apple Pay.
Address
Mercedesstraße 100, 70372 Stuttgart
Park & Ride
There are Park & Ride carparks all around Stuttgart. These have connections to the city rail network, so that visitors can reach the Mercedes-Benz Museum without difficulty within 20 to 40 minutes, depending on location. Park & Ride carparks outside the environmental zone are situated at the train stations in Plochingen, Waiblingen, Winnenden, Backnang, Bietigheim-Bissingen, Leonberg, Goldberg, Herrenberg, Gärtringen and Leinfelden. The carparks are signed with train station, S-Bahn or P+R symbols. The parking fee is 1,00 - 2,00 € per day.
Multibusses
Minibuses and buses over 2.00 metres in height may use the bus parking spaces behind the Mercedes-Benz Center.
Parking facilities
In the museum’s car park or in the P4 multistory car park. Parking fees: 2,00 € per hour for the first, second and third hour; 2,50 € per hour from the fourth hour. Present your parking ticket when shopping in our museum shops or visiting our restaurants and you will be granted one hour of free parking. Please use either the museum multi-storey car park or the adjacent multi-storey car park P4. (The P4 multi-storey car park does not have any parking spaces for disabled persons nor does it have lifts).
Parking with classic cars
We are happy to welcome all visitors travelling in a classic car. You are more than welcome to park on the mound at the main entrance to the museum. This also applies to those travelling with a disability in a vehicle higher than 2.00 metres.
Parking for visitors with a disability
Parking spaces for visitors with a disability is available in the museum's multi-storey car park. You will find these on the ground floor beside the parking ticket machines and glass door. If you use a wheelchair, we kindly ask you to follow the signs leading you to the lift.
Arrival by car
Approaching on the A8 motorway from Karlsruhe
At the Stuttgart-Vaihingen motorway intersection, join the A831 motorway, then take the B14 road signposted ‘Stuttgart-Zentrum’. Continue on the B10 / B14 road, then follow the NeckarPark traffic guidance system to Mercedes-Benz Arena / Mercedes-Benz Museum.
Approaching on the A8 motorway from Ulm
Take the ‘Esslingen’ exit onto the B313 dual carriageway; from here onto the B10 in the direction of Stuttgart as far as the ‘Stuttgart-Ost’ exit, then follow the NeckarPark traffic guidance system to Mercedes-Benz Arena / Mercedes-Benz Museum.
Approaching on the A81 motorway from Heilbronn
Take the ‘Zuffenhausen’ exit; from here onto the B10 in the direction of ‘Stuttgart-Zentrum’, then follow the NeckarPark traffic guidance system towards Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt / Esslingen then towards Mercedes-Benz Arena / Mercedes-Benz Museum.
Arrival by train
Enjoy your journey from the beginning. Travel by public transportations directly to the Mercedes-Benz Museum. The German Railway travel information knows the train, trams and bus schedules. From Stuttgart ‘Hauptbahnhof’ (main station) take the S-Bahn (urban railway) line S1 heading for Kirchheim (Teck) to ‘Neckarpark (Mercedes-Benz)’ then follow the guidance system.
Arrival by bicycle
The Neckartal cycle path goes directly past the Museum. Leave the cycle path where it reaches the Mercedes-Benz Welt / Neckarpark boat landing stage and follow the signs for Mercedes-Benz Museum / Neckarpark. Further information is available at: www.neckarradweg.de
Arrival by boat
Boats stop regularly at the landing Mercedes-Benz Welt/NeckarPark. Further information: www.neckar-kaeptn.de
Arrival by bus
Bad Cannstatt station is served by S-Bahn lines S1, S2 and S3 as well as by the regional rail network and RegionalExpress. Bus line 56 connects Bad Cannstatt station with Mercedes-Benz World (departs daily from 8.30 a.m. to 10.00 p.m.) German Railway travel information
Arrival by coach
Groups arriving by coach can also be dropped off at the Museum’s on-site turning loop. Several coach parking bays are available free of charge adjacent to the Museum premises.
Charging electric vehicles
On the ground floor of the Museum’s multi-storey carpark there are eight parking spaces with the charging facilities required for electric vehicles: five are specifically for microcars, and are located right near the exit, and three are for larger vehicles. These parking spaces are specially marked.
The Box office has three ‘Type 2’ charging cables available on loan against a security deposit.
Bags and backpacks in the exhibition
Only bags and backpacks up to a maximum size of A4 are permitted in the exhibition. You are welcome to leave your larger backpacks and suitcases in the cloakroom and lockers. The cloakroom and lockers are free of charge.
Daimler employee ID card
Upon presentation of the Daimler ID card at the ticket desk the visitor is given free admission to the museum; the Daimler ID is not valid as a means of payment at the museum ticket desk. However, the Daimler ID can be used for purchases in the shop, restaurant and cafeteria.
Free audio guides
The free audio guides are available in 8 different languages: German, English, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Chinese and Japanese. You can choose from 4 profiles for the German and English audio guides: basic fundamentals, contemporary history, technology and children.
Is the museum barrier-free?
Yes. Ramps around the Mercedes-Benz Museum facilitate access for wheelchair users. The exhibition’s Legend rooms are also equipped with DIN-standard ramps with intermediate platforms and handrails at wheelchair height. Throughout the exhibition there are satellite lifts serving all levels. For more information please follow this link.
Wheelchairs and baby carriages
Can visitors touch / sit in the vehicles?
No, we regret that touching the vehicles is not allowed.
There are exceptions, however, e.g. guided tours for the blind, during which blind visitors are permitted to touch vehicles under supervision from a guide.
Visitors are permitted to enter the following vehicles: refuse truck, World Cup coach.
Are children under the age of 14 allowed to enter the museum without a guardian?
No. Children and adolescents before the age of 14, must be accompanied by a legal guardian or equivalent supervisor.
For insurance reasons, neither a written nor a telephone permission of the parent or guardian allows access to the exhibition.
General photography in the museum
Taking photographs and video film in the exhibition is permitted for private use.
Please ask at the Mercedes-Benz Classic Customer Center about photography or filming for commercial use.
Recreational vehicle / Caravan parking
The parking garage does not provide parking spaces for RVs / caravans. Guests with large mobile homes have the opportunity to park in the NeckarPark (P9) car park. Please follow the signs on site.
Cloakroom & Locker
You are welcome to leave your jackets, coats, backpacks and suitcasesin the cloakroom. The cloakroom and lockers are free of charge.
Test Drives
The museum does not offer test drives. Please contact a Mercedes-Benz branch in this regard.
Animals
Animals (except for guide dogs) are not allowed in the exhibition rooms and the entrance area.
Free WIFI
Mercedes-Benz museum brochure.
Here you can download the information brochure.
Access during VfB Stuttgart’s football home matches and major events.
During VfB Stuttgart’s football home matches and other major events access to the Mercedes-Benz Museum may be restricted. In such circumstances we recommend using the S-Bahn.
General terms and conditions, data privacy and return policy.
You can download the documents from the following links:
