Name: Museumsfest AUTOVISION — Museum AUTOVISION on Corpus Christi Day 2026
Start: 2026-06-04T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-06-04T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Museum AUTOVISION — Stiftung Museum AUTOVISION

Museumsfest AUTOVISION

About Museumsfest AUTOVISION

On Thursday, June 4, 2026 (Corpus Christi Day), the Museum AUTOVISION in Altlußheim celebrates its traditional museum festival. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the museum opens its six exhibition halls at a special price, showcasing a Bugatti universe (Europe's second-largest Bugatti museum), the Wankel and NSU history, and German automotive culture. Highlight 2026: the electric racing car "EMMA" developed by DHBW Mannheim, which also drives autonomously; plus numerous new Bugatti engines. Classic car owners present their vehicles on the closed-off Kurpfalzstraße, live acoustic music creates atmosphere, and the sports club provides refreshments with coffee, cake, and snacks. A family event for petrolheads and all who love automotive culture.

Dates 04 Jun — 04 Jun 2026

Venue Altlußheim (08226)

Prices —

Status Confirmed

Edition 2026

Museumsfest AUTOVISION — edition 2026

The 2026 museum festival at Museum AUTOVISION takes place on Corpus Christi Day, June 4, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Special admission price to all six exhibition halls. Highlight: the electric racing car "EMMA" developed by DHBW Mannheim (also drives autonomously). New Bugatti engines in Europe's second-largest Bugatti museum. Classic car show on the closed-off Kurpfalzstraße, live acoustic music, refreshments by the sports club, carousel for children.

Museumsfest AUTOVISION 2026

On Thursday, June 4, 2026 (Corpus Christi Day), Museum AUTOVISION opens its doors from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for its traditional museum festival. Six exhibition halls — Bugatti (second-largest museum in Europe), Wankel/NSU, German automotive history, engine culture — are accessible at a special price.

The highlight of the 2026 edition is the electric racing car "EMMA", developed by the Mannheim University of Applied Sciences — a fully electric racing vehicle that also drives autonomously. In addition, new Bugatti engines will be presented. In front of the museum, Kurpfalzstraße is closed and forms part of a large classic car show where classic car owners present their vehicles. Acoustic live music ("unplugged"), refreshments by the local sports club with coffee, cake, and snacks, and a carousel for children complete the festival.

Highlights Museumsfest AUTOVISION 2026

EMMA — electric racing car from DHBW Mannheim (autonomous driving)
New Bugatti engines in Europe's second-largest Bugatti museum
Classic car show on the closed-off Kurpfalzstraße
Special admission price to the museum
Acoustic live music and carousel for children

Programme Museumsfest AUTOVISION 2026

Museumsfest AUTOVISION June 4, 2026 — Program

10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. — Museum AUTOVISION

Six exhibition halls at a special price
Bugatti universe (second-largest Bugatti museum in Europe)
New Bugatti engines
Wankel and NSU history
Highlight: EMMA — fully electric racing car, drives autonomously, developed by the Mannheim University of Applied Sciences

Kurpfalzstraße (closed) — Outdoor Program

Classic Car Show — structured outdoor exhibition with numerous classic car owners
Acoustic live music (unplugged)
Refreshments by the local sports club — coffee, cake, snacks
Carousel for children

Current information: museum-autovision.de and nussbaum.de.

Prices Museumsfest AUTOVISION 2026

Museum visit at a special price (detailed prices on the museum's website). Kurpfalzstraße show and outdoor refreshments are accessible free of charge.

Practical information

Practical information — Museumsfest AUTOVISION

Getting There

Car: A6 / A61 / A67 — Exit Hockenheim or Schwetzingen, continue to Altlußheim. Parking available at the museum and in side streets.
Train: Hockenheim or Schwetzingen station, then bus to Altlußheim.

Venue

Museum AUTOVISION, Hauptstraße 154, 68804 Altlußheim. The Kurpfalzstraße in front of the museum is closed during the festival and is part of the classic car show.

Admission

Museum visit at a special price (detailed prices see website). Kurpfalzstraße show and refreshments are accessible free of charge.

Museum AUTOVISION — the technology arena of German automotive culture

The Museum AUTOVISION in Altlußheim is one of the most important automotive museums in Southern Germany. Founded by Felix Wankel scholar Dr. Carlo Schlüter, the museum documents German automotive culture in six exhibition halls — with a special focus on Bugatti (the museum is Europe's second-largest Bugatti museum), Wankel (NSU), and the broad German automotive tradition. With the annual museum festival on Corpus Christi Day, the museum opens its doors at special prices, combining the exhibitions with a classic car festival on the street in front.

Program — Special Price, Bugatti, EMMA, Classic Car Show

The festival runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and combines several program elements:
• Museum visit at a special price — access to all six exhibition halls
• Highlight 2026: EMMA — electric racing car from the Mannheim University of Applied Sciences (DHBW), which also drives autonomously
• New Bugatti engines in Europe's second-largest Bugatti museum
• Classic Car Show on the closed-off Kurpfalzstraße — structured outdoor exhibition with numerous classics
• Live Acoustic Music — unplugged program in the museum area
• Refreshments by the local sports club with coffee, cake, and snacks
• Carousel for families with children
A cozy family program with a real petrolhead focus.

Altlußheim and the Rhein-Neckar district

Altlußheim (Rhein-Neckar district, AGS 08226, around 5,600 inhabitants) is located between Mannheim and Speyer in the Upper Rhine Plain. The municipality is a classic residential community in the Speyer commuter belt — and home to a technical and cultural center with the Museum AUTOVISION that has supra-regional appeal. The museum is a member of important automotive collector networks and attracts visitors from all over Germany and abroad.