How to get from Porsche factory to Mercedes Museum - in Stuttgart
May 10th, 2008, 10:14 AM
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How to get from Porsche factory to Mercedes Museum - in Stuttgart
We have a morning tour of the Porsche factory reserved for September; afterwards, wondering hw we would get to the Mercedes Musuem. We won't have a car and will be relying on public transportation or taxis. Any idea what a taxi would cost? Thanks.
May 10th, 2008, 05:44 PM
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It has been a few years since my son and I went to the Porsche factory and the Mercedes museum, but we took the train to both. I don't know if the Porsche factory has moved. I remember reading something about that. The Porsche museum and factory were located on the same grounds when I went. The museum was small at that time. It was an easy walk to both after we got off the train. I think you'll go back to Stuttgart to get the train to either of them.
May 13th, 2008, 07:52 AM
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Porsche Tour
S-Bahn #6 to Neuwirtshaus
MBenz Museum
S-Bahn 1 to Neckarstadion
MB Factory tour
weekdays only
S-Bahn to Sindelfingen - station right at plant
The S-Bahns i believe all serve the main Stuttgart train station.
note this info a few years old
S-Bahn #6 to Neuwirtshaus
MBenz Museum
S-Bahn 1 to Neckarstadion
MB Factory tour
weekdays only
S-Bahn to Sindelfingen - station right at plant
The S-Bahns i believe all serve the main Stuttgart train station.
note this info a few years old
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Hello OTC:
Sorry to hear about you misfortune, but in terms of the Porsche Museum, you are better off. We visited the old Porsche Museum (at the site of the factory) about 2 years ago. We took a cab from the Hbf in Stuttgart and it was about a 30 minute, one-way drive in non rush hour. Can't remember the price for the round trip but it was significant. If I had known about the S-bahn, as PQ describes, I would have surely used it.
The old museum was a great disappointment. One modest sized room with low ceiling in which about a dozen Porsche models were displayed. No audio visual stuff or detailed explanations. Good luck. Gradyghost
Sorry to hear about you misfortune, but in terms of the Porsche Museum, you are better off. We visited the old Porsche Museum (at the site of the factory) about 2 years ago. We took a cab from the Hbf in Stuttgart and it was about a 30 minute, one-way drive in non rush hour. Can't remember the price for the round trip but it was significant. If I had known about the S-bahn, as PQ describes, I would have surely used it.
The old museum was a great disappointment. One modest sized room with low ceiling in which about a dozen Porsche models were displayed. No audio visual stuff or detailed explanations. Good luck. Gradyghost
Jan 26th, 2009, 07:08 AM
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The names of the S-Bahn stations have changed, which is a national pastime.. never big changes, but few add-ons or alternations to keep people confused. What is in brackets is now part of the official name of the stations, respectively.
For Porsche Museum:
S6 Neuwirthsplatz (Porscheplatz)
For Mercedes-Benz Museum:
S1 NeckarPark (Mercedes-Benz)
To go from one place to the other always means to change S-Bahn at Stuttgart Main Station (i.e. "Hauptbahnhof"
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For Porsche Museum:
S6 Neuwirthsplatz (Porscheplatz)
For Mercedes-Benz Museum:
S1 NeckarPark (Mercedes-Benz)
To go from one place to the other always means to change S-Bahn at Stuttgart Main Station (i.e. "Hauptbahnhof"
.
