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Many people collect classic cars, but nobody in Europe has done it as excessively as Friedhelm Loh over the past 35 years. Now the entrepreneur is opening up his valuable collection to the public.

Fewer examples of the Mercedes 300 S Cabrio were built than of the Gullwing. Even rarer, however, is the Goggomobil 250 Cabrio, of which there were only nine prototypes.

This is the new National Automuseum – The Loh Collection. Based in Dietzhölztal, Germany, it is a must-see. Some 150 cars are beautifully exposed, including some race cars that have been off the radar for years.

At the end of July 2023, the large private collection of Prof. Dr. Friedhelm Loh, an entrepreneur and one of the richest people in Germany, was opened to the public in the form of a museum in Dietzhölztal-Ewersbach in Hesse.

The National Car Museum "The Loh Collection" in Dietzhölztal-Ewersbach has only been open for a few months and offers an exclusive, selected collection of historic models.

Experience the history of the automobile. The engineering behind it, the design, the diversity.

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This month, one of the most spectacular vehicle exhibitions in Europe opens in Dietzhölztal-Ewersbach with the Nationales Automuseum - The Loh Collection.

The new car museum The Loh Collection opens on 23 July 2023. We show 10 highlights from the classic car collection of the entrepreneur collection of Friedhelm Loh, which, alongside the Opel Manta, Lamborghini Miura and numerous Le Mans racers make a visit a must for car fans.

In central Hesse, an entrepreneur is opening what is probably Germany's most spectacular car museum. It puts the manufacturer collections of Porsche, BMW or Mercedes in the shade. Der SPIEGEL took a look around.

The car is more than just a show-off at the regulars' table. When aesthetics and technology come together to form a mobile vehicle, the result is often a great deal of fascination. Automobile history is told in museums - and Germany now has one more: the Nationale Automuseum in Hesse.

Twelve photographic insights into the exclusive classic car and racing car collection.

In the industry, he is a hidden champion. But in the classic car scene everyone knows Friedhelm Loh. Hardly anyone else in Germany has such an collection of cars as the industrialist from central Hesse. It has recently been opened to the public as the "National Automuseum" accessible to the public.

German entrepreneur Friedhelm Loh has turned his car collection into a museum. In Hesse, historic one-offs are lined up with legendary racing cars legendary racing cars and state-of-the-art sports cars.

From Sunday, Hesse will have one more museum. The "Nationales Automuseum" will open its doors in Dietzhölztal-Ewersbach. There you can marvel at special vehicles from various eras. Among them are real rarities and horsepower monsters. We had the chance to take a look around the museum before the opening.

Last Sunday, the Nationales Automuseum in Dietzhölztal-Ewersbach finally opened its doors. Exhibited is the private collection of entrepreneur Friedhelm Loh, who has collected mainly exclusive milestones of automotive history and motorsport over three decades.

Very rare vehicles can often only be seen at auctions. In July, however, a unique private collection in the Lahn-Dill district opened its doors to the public: The collection of entrepreneur Friedhelm Loh comprises more than 150 vehicles. Among them are classic cars, but also sports and racing cars from eight decades.

The Loh Collection is one of the most extraordinary private car collections in Germany. Now the 150 vehicles are being opened to the public for the first time: with the new "Nationales Automuseum" in Dietzhölztal in central Hesse.

A must for all car fans: A unique car exhibition opens in Dietzhölztal in the Lahn-Dill district on Sunday (23 July). The museum is the impressive private collection of billionaire entrepreneur Friedhelm Loh.

A new car museum in Hesse promises rarities and racing cars, while a famous book is moving in Dublin. In Bavaria, meanwhile, young and old master builders get their money's worth in a show.

You’ll be walking past a specially built Lamborghini Countach to get to the Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR Roadster, into the world of DTM and the nostalgia of Grand Prix, even the very cars of Michael Schumacher, Ayrton Senna and Niki Lauda.

The Nationale Automobile Museum - The Loh Collection will open on 23 July 2023. Located in Germany, about four hours' drive from Brussels, it is well worth a detour.

It's a magnificent museum that opens this summer 2023, on 23 July. The "Nationales Automuseum the Loh Collection" is in Germany, a 4-hour drive from Brussels. It is definitely worth a visit.

From 23 July 2023, car and motorsport enthusiasts can see for the first time the collection of the 'Nationales Automuseum The Loh Collection' in Dietzhölztal-Ewersbach (state of Hesse, near Siegen) features about 150 spectacular cars from the period from 1886 to the present.

Last week saw the official opening of the German Nationales Automuseum - The Loh Collection in Dietzhölztal-Ewersbach, an amazing museum with a collection of world-class, just under four hours' drive from the centre of our country.

The opening of a new car museum is by no means an everyday occurrence. This Sunday, 23 July, is the day: the German Nationales Automuseum - The Loh Collection will open...

Just under two more weeks of patience: from Sunday 23 July, the German Nationales Automuseum - The Loh Collection will be open to the public.