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Classic cars have a devoted following in Berlin, from vintage rallies to specialist garages and museums. For admiring gleaming chrome or hiring a classic for a special day, classic cars here draw enthusiasts and the curious alike. This overview gathers Berlin locations for lovers of vintage motoring.
Specialist garages and dealers across the city restore and sell vintage vehicles, while museums and collections display motoring history. Classic car rallies and meets gather enthusiasts through the year, and hire services offer vintage cars for weddings and tours. Some events combine the cars with markets and family fun.
Browse the venues below to find classic cars across Berlin, from restoration garages to rallies.
Guests brunch at Trofeo in the middle of the Classic Remise Berlin, a tram depot from 1901 where classic cars now stand in 88 glazed boxes. The buffet costs 49.60 euros per person including a welcome drink, children up to ten pay 3.70 euros for each year of their age, and a jazz band plays live among the rows of boxes.
Anyone who wants to experience Berlin from the ground up, truly from the ground up, should hop into a mini-hotrod in Friedrichshain and cruise in a convoy through the capital. From the East Side Gallery to the Brandenburg Gate: This city tour guarantees goosebumps while sightseeing.
T1 Berlin operates an original 1965 VW Samba Deluxe with a split windshield, accommodating seven people. The tour starts at Berlin Cathedral, the grand tour lasts a good two hours and costs 39 Euros. Tours are guided in German, English, or Spanish. As a special city tour in Berlin, it turns into side streets that no coach can access.
Where else in Berlin can you sleep in a retro caravan under the roof of a factory hall? The Hüttenpalast in Kreuzkölln, between Kreuzberg and Neukölln, is probably the most original hotel in the city: indoor camping with real charm, operating year-round.
The Cruise-In Diner in Spandau is the American diner in Berlin with the largest milkshake menu: Around 16 varieties are available, from cherry to vanilla with peanut. The freestanding pavilion on Päwesiner Weg is decorated in a 1950s style. Payments are cash only, and free parking is available right outside.