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La Lachera from Rocca Grimalda
A monument in the courtyard of the old palace
Neus Schloss
Hi, I am a student who will be visiting Stuttgart on Monday, 11th Dec.
I plan to visit Porsche Factory and hence plan to book in advance for the same. Can the contact no for the same be passed on?
Porscheplatz 1
70435 Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen
Germany
Tel: +49 0711 827 56 85
Situated next to the Porsche factory, five miles from the city centre, the museum is a celebration of the one million Porsche sports cars built since 1948. It has a wealth of classic production and racing Porsches on display, as well as new models and prototypes that never went into production.
The company also offers a one-and-a-half hour factory tour (in English or German) at 10:00 am and 2:00 pm each day. The tour follows the production process from the drawing board right through to the rigorous testing of each new 911 engine and the paint shop with its choice of 2000 custom colours.
Reservations required for the tour.
Admission
Free
Opening hours:
Monday to Friday - 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
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