March 21-22: Classic Car Show Technorama Kassel 2026

Technorama - Europe's premier classic car market

Technorama Kassel  - The classic car and motorcycle show

Saturday, March 21 and Sunday, March 22, 2026: 41st Technorama Kassel (DEUTSCH, ENGLISH, ITALIANO, FRANÇAIS)

Kassel. This weekend, enthusiasts, fans, and classic car aficionados will gather to marvel, chat, buy, discuss, and admire classic cars and fantastic motorcycles. The large Technorama Kassel classic car show takes place in 11 exhibition halls and on the outdoor grounds. Owners of their rolling garage treasures drive their vehicles to the event and show off their amazing cars, find spare parts, and get restoration tips from other professionals.

ACM Classic Car Meeting at Theresienwiese, Photo: Helga Waess, Press Photo Archive

Almost all the classic car makes and rare models on display confirm to visitors why they have rightfully earned their classic car status.

Their individual character has shaped generations of vehicles and their owners and enthusiasts. There's simply everything from American chrome cars to rare classics, from the Thunderbird to the Italian Giulia, from the British Aston Martin to the Italian Ferrari, and the very first Porsche models (356 and others).

Also, something to think about: the classic cars of the future.

We were recently struck by the design of the 7th generation Ford Mustang GT muscle car with its impressive 800 hp:

It's street-legal and also suitable for the racetrack! It has retained the power and soul of the sports car and, in our opinion, will be a sought-after classic in 30 years! Let's see how many vehicles come onto the market and how well they are maintained. Our tip for designing new sports car models: don't stray too far from the original design – because fans expect to find the sporty character of their beloved model again!

What else is there to see at Technorama?

Besides elegant Mercedes sedans, demonstration vehicles undergoing repairs will be on display, and information booths run by the Kassel Technology Museum and the Henschel Museum will provide explanations and helpful information for many classic car owners.

There's a Mercedes Club hall, and the automobile clubs are located in Halls 3, 4, and 13.

Classic and modern classic cars – just history?

Yes, but history whose owners are continuing to write it!

Rare vehicles will be on display, and over 300 exhibitors will offer everything related to cars:

• Spare parts,
• restoration materials,
• accessories,
• etc.

Kassel expects over 15,000 fans, mechanics, and collectors this weekend.

The latter will be looking for complete vehicles, advice on road-ready fun cars, or rare garage treasures.

The motorcycle club scene will also be featured at Technorama Kassel!

Motorcycles, mopeds, and scooters, along with their associated clubs and associations, will be there! Anyone wanting to get to know specific brand and model clubs in the two-wheeled scene will find plenty of opportunities to connect and chat.

Motorized two-wheel enthusiasts can experience a journey through the history of motorcycle models.

Preserve your machines, talk shop, and find friends who share your passion for motorcycling!

Bikers stick together and always find each other.

Saturday, March 21 and Sunday, March 22, 2026
41st Technorama Kassel

LOCATION: Messe Kassel GmbH

Damaschkestraße 55, 34121 Kassel 

Munich: Motorworld presents Leonardo da Vinci

Event tip: Motorworld Munich - art and cars

 

Flight simulators and the most exclusive vehicle brands such as McLaren, Bugatti, Morgan, Maserati and BMW as well as "The Last Supper": a presentation that would have pleased the technology visionary Leonardo da Vinci

 

“Leonardo da Vinci – The Last Supper – An Immersive Experience” a 360-degree projection until January 13, 2025

Munich. How does art become an experience? What brings new numbers of visitors to museums and exhibitions? Walk-in works of art that also bring the painting of the last centuries into new areas of experience. The Motorworld Munich offers space for art: “The Last Supper” was created by Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) between 1495 and 1998. It was the High Renaissance period when this mural was created for the Milan church of Santa Maria delle Grazie. "The Last Supper" is, along with the Mona Lisa (Louvre, Paris), one of Leonardo's most famous works and, even in the original, attracts crowds every year because it is one of the most famous works in art history. This painting will be shown at Motorworld for the first time in a giant format and in an immersive way. The original in Milan measures 9.04 meters high and 4.22 meters long. The so-called “Steam Dome” in Motorworld Munich is currently almost the masterpiece in a 360-degree projection in its original size on the wall. It is an experiential exhibition that also provides information about the visionary artist Leonardo da Vinci, who, among other things, experimented with technology during his time and incorporated the natural sciences into his paintings.

 

SZ Zeppelin over Munich, photo: Helga Waess

Motorworld Munich presents automobiles from the luxury class and more

The place alone, the historic hall of the former Deutsche Bahn repair shop, is an experience. More than 30 of the most exclusive vehicle brands are presented here. There are shops and workshops, restaurants and the “Ameron Munich” hotel.

If you plan a night, you can stroll through the luxury cars here. You can see all McLaren, Bugatti, Morgan, Maserati, BMW and Triumph motorcycles.

Particular attention should also be paid to the beloved and well-maintained vintage and sports cars, which are on display in 111 glass boxes in the hall and are partly privately owned.

 

What else does Motorworld in Munich offer?

•     There are also racing and flight simulators;
•     and throughout the year various meetings for bikers, vintage car enthusiasts, sports and supercar drivers.
•     At Christmas time the winter market,
•     the popular “DogWorld” with the highlight “Dachshund Race” - “DackelRace”
•     and the immersive exhibitions, such as the current “Leonardo da Vinci”.
•     ...

In 2014, the new Gumpert Apollo was presented for the first time at the Geneva Motor Show, here in March 2015 in front of the Hotel Vierseasonen in Munich (our blog article about the Gumpert Apollo in Munich),  hier im März 2015 vor dem Hotel Vierjahreszeiten in München (unser Blogartikel zum Gumpert Apollo in München), photo: Helga Waess

 

Motorworld Munich

•     Am Aufbesserungswerk 8, 80939 Munich

Opening hours:

    Mon - Sat: 7.30 a.m. - 10 p.m
    Sun, public holidays: 10 a.m. – 10 p.m
    Visiting Motorworld is free every day of the year!
    Dogs welcome!

    Parking spaces available
    Public transport: U6 subway line, “Freimann” stop