The Gasometer Pforzheim is a fascinating industrial monument – a historic floating bell gas holder that is over 100 years old, 40 m high and 40 m in diameter. Inside the Gasometer, visitors can see the world’s largest 360° panorama by the renowned artist Yadegar Asisi. This depicts the splendid buildings of ancient Rome in the year AD 312. From the 15 m high platform (access by lift available), visitors get a close-up view of the Emperor Constantine, the undisputed ruler of Rome, entering the eternal city with his followers. The enormous panorama covers an area of 3,500 m² and offers a view far beyond the walls of the million-strong city. Use your konus card for free train travel to Pforzheim.

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Check out the how silver is mined and ore extracted in the mines of Neubulach. A 40 minute tour will be sure to interest the whole family. The path is easy and comfortable to walk. Dress warm though – the temperature is cool at 8 ° celsius!

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More than 80 vehicles will take you from the early years all the way to the present days of Porsche's history. Enjoy a close-up experience of the history of Porsche. Here you can find unique rareties and sporting legends.

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Take a journey through more than 125 years of fascinating automotive history – and on into the future. Visit the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart and you will be entering the only place in the world capable of documenting the unbroken history of the automobile from its very beginning.

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This museum has two fully accessible supersonic jets for you, the Concorde and Tupolev TU-144, located on the museum roof. There is something for everyone to discover in the exhibition halls, hundreds of classic cars and motorcycles from all eras, huge steam engines, formula 1 legends, classy sports cars, record-breaking vehicles like the Blue Flame or Brutus, farming machines, giant engines, a military history exhibition, and much more. A visit to the IMAX 3D movie theatre is an unforgettable experience, featuring exclusive 3D films on a screen as high as a house.

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