The museum along the mobility route

The tour through the museum on the history of mobility begins at the entrance to the hall on the second floor. Whimsical-looking, wooden means of transportation mark the beginnings of the development of vehicles. In view of the oldest automobiles on display, visitors repeatedly ask themselves whether "these things" actually drove. They did - on gravel or natural roads. One of the oldest cars in the museum, a de Dietrich vis à vis built in 1901, took part in the classic London-Brighton race in 2009. Inscriptions and audiovisual presentations along the ramp explain the development of mobility over the course of time and provide information on special events or special vehicles. From time to time, the exhibits travel to exhibitions or institutions that are close to the Pantheon Basel. New vehicles are always being added, so that the museum on the history of mobility is constantly changing.


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