Photo: Janina Snatzke

Kidstours

Guided tours for kids

The kids tours are aimed at little explorers who have a great desire to discover! Together with the employees, the children go on a journey that takes them to selected places. the tours are free of charge.

Duration: 30 minutes
With a valid Autostadt ticket
Registration is not required

TYPICALLY SPANISH

Tuesday to Friday | 2:00 PM | SEAT Pavilion | Age: 6–10 years
¡Hola! The kids are greeted in Spanish before going on a stroll through a striking video backdrop of Catalonia’s capital, Barcelona, tracing the steps of the Spanish marque.

TRUE! OR MAYBE FALSE?

Every day | 3:00 PM | Porsche Pavilion | Age: 6–10 years
A journey tracing the history of the marque begins under the curved sheen of the Porsche Pavilion roof.

ANIMAL SEARCH

Daily | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM | Zeithaus | Age: 5–10 years
Kids and their families on this tour embark on an exciting search in our Zeithaus automobile museum.

Labyrinth

Daily | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM | Škoda Pavilion | Age: 3 years and above, family tour
Tour visitors move through a labyrinth with the help of questions and clues. A variety of questions and answers come together to form a secret word to be revealed at the end.

FIND THE CUBE

Daily | 4:00 PM | Volkswagen Pavilion | Age: 5–11 years
This tour takes kids on a journey through the multifaceted world of Volkswagen, presenting the innovations of today and the future in an accessible and fun way. The children learn interactively about automobiles, drive technologies and other topics. The tour has four games to choose from, taking the age and varied interests of the children into account.

HOW TO BE AN EXPERT IN VANS AND TRUCKS

Daily | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM | Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Pavilion | Age: 3–13 years (younger visitors with their guardians)
Off we go on a discovery tour through the pavilion. Kids are given various task sheets with an invitation to have a go at finding a solution for each, either on their own or in groups. The focus of this tour is to give kids the fun of exploration while developing an eye for detail.

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