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After-Work ticket on Friday for € 8
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About the BCM
The Bremen Classic Motorshow is the first major classic car exhibition of the year. Here you’ll find all the classic vehicle paraphernalia you’ll need for a successful start to the season: cars, motorcycles, young classics, historic motorsport, spare parts and restoration tips. With an exhibition area of 46,951 square metres comprising eight halls, around 45,000 visitors and 650 exhibitors from 12 nations, the Bremen Classic Motorshow is the place to be for all fans of classic cars.
The expertise of the public, the range of high-quality exhibits, the extraordinary atmosphere and the unique special shows for cars and motorcycles have been the reasons behind the success of the Bremen Classic Motorshow for years. Friends, like-minded people, experts, collectors and grease monkeys gather here to relax and discuss cars and motorcycles. The season starts in Bremen!
The Bremen Classic Motorshow is the first major classic car exhibition of the year. Here you’ll find all the classic vehicle paraphernalia you’ll need for a successful start to the season: cars, motorcycles, young classics, historic motorsport, spare parts and restoration tips. With an exhibition area of 46,951 square metres comprising eight halls, around 45,000 visitors and 650 exhibitors from 12 nations, the Bremen Classic Motorshow is the place to be for all fans of classic cars.
The expertise of the public, the range of high-quality exhibits, the extraordinary atmosphere and the unique special shows for cars and motorcycles have been the reasons behind the success of the Bremen Classic Motorshow for years. Friends, like-minded people, experts, collectors and grease monkeys gather here to relax and discuss cars and motorcycles. The season starts in Bremen!
The first major classic exhibition of the year
Has represented the start to the vintage car season for over 12 years
Exhibition area of 46,951 square metres spanning eight halls
45,186 visitors from all over Germany, the UK, the Netherlands and Scandinavia
650 exhibitors from 12 nations
Old classics, young classics, cars, motorcycles, historic motorsport, spare parts and restoration
Impressions
‘Bella macchina'
The main motif of the special show in 2010: an Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale.‘Bella macchina '
Another highlight of the special show in 2010: an Alfa Romeo 8C 2900 B Le Mans. ‘Bella macchina’ special show
Lambretta/Reboldi, built in 1962, (the 7th of ten) 125 Li Competizione.‘Bella macchina'
Sertum, Type SM, built in 1947.‘Special German car bodies’
A Maybach DS 8 Zeppelin from 1937, Sport Cabriolet, Spohn body.‘Special German car bodies'
A Volkswagen Sport Cabriolet from 1958, Lawrence model, Rometsch body.‘Manufacturers’
Urania US 98, built in 1940, make: Fichtel & Sachs.‘Manufacturers'
Esch Record, built in 1928, make: Jap.The ‘untouched vehicles’ of the Schlumpf Collection
A Voisin C7 Coach from 1928 and an Austro-Daimler ADR 6 Limousine from 1931.The ‘untouched vehicles’ of the Schlumpf Collection
The special show in 2012 featured vehicles including a Bugatti Type 57 Cabriolet from 1937 or a Maybach DS 7 Limousine from 1927.‘Original models'
Manufacturer: Hulla at Hagen, built in 1929.‘Races and rallies: the wild years!'
A Group 5 BMW 2002 Schnitzer Turbo.‘Races and rallies: the wild years!'
The special show in 2012 featured vehicles including an Alpine Renault A 110 1800 Group 4, an Audi Sport quattro S1 Group B and a Group 5 Lancia Beta Montecarlo Turbo. ‘Races and rallies: the wild years!'
The main motif of the special show in 2012: a Ford Capri RS 2600.‘Racers and record-breakers'
Hercules 250 OHV, built in 1930.‘Racers and record-breakers'
The special motorcycle show presented racing machines from the early 19th century up to the 1980s.‘Economic miracle era'
A 1950s petrol station built specially for the special show was one of the most popular exhibits at the Bremen Classic Motorshow 2014.‘Economic miracle era'
A BMW 507 Cabriolet from 1957, designed by Albrecht Graf von Goertz, and a Kleinschnittger Spezial from 1954.‘Economic miracle era'
2014 saw the first ever special show in Hall 4: a Tempo Viking was one of the vans on show. ‘Economic miracle era'
The special show in Hall 4 also featured a Goliath Express 1100 and a DKW Schnelllaster.‘Economic miracle era'
In 2014, mopeds from Germany’s era of miraculous post-war economic recovery were on show at the special motorcycle show in the ÖVB Arena.‘Economic miracle era'
The special show in Hall 4 also featured an NSU Quickly TT.‘Economic miracle era'
In 2014, historic motorcycles from 1945 to the mid-60s were on display on the upper deck of Hall 1.Special show „Italian Classiness“
Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint Speciale (1963)
Design: BertoneSpecial show „Italian Classiness“
Ferrari 250 GT swb Berlinetta Competizione (1960)
Design: PininfarinaSpecial Show "Italy: Design&Race"
The main motif of the special show in 2010: an Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale.‘Bella macchina '
Another highlight of the special show in 2010: an Alfa Romeo 8C 2900 B Le Mans. ‘Bella macchina’ special show
Lambretta/Reboldi, built in 1962, (the 7th of ten) 125 Li Competizione.‘Bella macchina'
Sertum, Type SM, built in 1947.‘Special German car bodies’
A Maybach DS 8 Zeppelin from 1937, Sport Cabriolet, Spohn body.‘Special German car bodies'
A Volkswagen Sport Cabriolet from 1958, Lawrence model, Rometsch body.‘Manufacturers’
Urania US 98, built in 1940, make: Fichtel & Sachs.‘Manufacturers'
Esch Record, built in 1928, make: Jap.The ‘untouched vehicles’ of the Schlumpf Collection
A Voisin C7 Coach from 1928 and an Austro-Daimler ADR 6 Limousine from 1931.The ‘untouched vehicles’ of the Schlumpf Collection
The special show in 2012 featured vehicles including a Bugatti Type 57 Cabriolet from 1937 or a Maybach DS 7 Limousine from 1927.‘Original models'
Manufacturer: Hulla at Hagen, built in 1929.‘Races and rallies: the wild years!'
A Group 5 BMW 2002 Schnitzer Turbo.‘Races and rallies: the wild years!'
The special show in 2012 featured vehicles including an Alpine Renault A 110 1800 Group 4, an Audi Sport quattro S1 Group B and a Group 5 Lancia Beta Montecarlo Turbo. ‘Races and rallies: the wild years!'
The main motif of the special show in 2012: a Ford Capri RS 2600.‘Racers and record-breakers'
Hercules 250 OHV, built in 1930.‘Racers and record-breakers'
The special motorcycle show presented racing machines from the early 19th century up to the 1980s.‘Economic miracle era'
A 1950s petrol station built specially for the special show was one of the most popular exhibits at the Bremen Classic Motorshow 2014.‘Economic miracle era'
A BMW 507 Cabriolet from 1957, designed by Albrecht Graf von Goertz, and a Kleinschnittger Spezial from 1954.‘Economic miracle era'
2014 saw the first ever special show in Hall 4: a Tempo Viking was one of the vans on show. ‘Economic miracle era'
The special show in Hall 4 also featured a Goliath Express 1100 and a DKW Schnelllaster.‘Economic miracle era'
In 2014, mopeds from Germany’s era of miraculous post-war economic recovery were on show at the special motorcycle show in the ÖVB Arena.‘Economic miracle era'
The special show in Hall 4 also featured an NSU Quickly TT.‘Economic miracle era'
In 2014, historic motorcycles from 1945 to the mid-60s were on display on the upper deck of Hall 1.Special show „Italian Classiness“
Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint Speciale (1963)
Design: BertoneSpecial show „Italian Classiness“
Ferrari 250 GT swb Berlinetta Competizione (1960)
Design: PininfarinaSpecial Show "Italy: Design&Race"
The Bremen Classic Motorshow is the place to be for classic car enthusiasts.The ‘untouched vehicles’ of the Schlumpf Collection
The special show in 2012 featured vehicles including a Bugatti Type 57 Cabriolet from 1937 or a Maybach DS 7 Limousine from 1927.The relaxed atmosphere for negotiating deals is valued by both exhibitors and visitors.In true north German style, we take the time here in Bremen to tell customers about the exhibits on sale and or to reach an agreement with them.At the Bremen Classic Motorshow, you can also get in and see the interior if you find the right classic for you.After the winter break, you’ll find the right spare part to make your classic car ready for the start of the season at the spare parts market.Fans of literature will find the right manual for their classic vehicles at the spare parts market.Classic motorcycle enthusiasts can enjoy a wide range in Hall 1.Interested newcomers and experienced motorsport enthusiasts alike will find a good mix and variety in the pit lane.In Bremen, you’ll find the right car for the upcoming racing season. The pit lane is the best place to meet to get in the mood and prepare for the upcoming racing season.A rare sight: the empty young classics trading forum on Friday morning before the doors open to the public.Exhibition photographs are the only way to capture the luxury of viewing the collection pieces in the young classics trading forum in peace.The various clubs invest a lot of passion and expertise to set an imaginative stage for their favourite car brands. Only the club presentations could feature an East–West German driving school, driving test included.
The special show in 2012 featured vehicles including a Bugatti Type 57 Cabriolet from 1937 or a Maybach DS 7 Limousine from 1927.The relaxed atmosphere for negotiating deals is valued by both exhibitors and visitors.In true north German style, we take the time here in Bremen to tell customers about the exhibits on sale and or to reach an agreement with them.At the Bremen Classic Motorshow, you can also get in and see the interior if you find the right classic for you.After the winter break, you’ll find the right spare part to make your classic car ready for the start of the season at the spare parts market.Fans of literature will find the right manual for their classic vehicles at the spare parts market.Classic motorcycle enthusiasts can enjoy a wide range in Hall 1.Interested newcomers and experienced motorsport enthusiasts alike will find a good mix and variety in the pit lane.In Bremen, you’ll find the right car for the upcoming racing season. The pit lane is the best place to meet to get in the mood and prepare for the upcoming racing season.A rare sight: the empty young classics trading forum on Friday morning before the doors open to the public.Exhibition photographs are the only way to capture the luxury of viewing the collection pieces in the young classics trading forum in peace.The various clubs invest a lot of passion and expertise to set an imaginative stage for their favourite car brands. Only the club presentations could feature an East–West German driving school, driving test included.
Exhibition Video
Contact
EXHIBITOR SERVICES SALES EXHIBITION
Rolf Hesener
EXHIBITOR SERVICES SPARE PARTS MARKET / MOTORCYCLES / AMBIENCE
Lisa Auhage
EXHIBITOR SERVICES SPARE PARTS MARKET / VEHICLE MART, VISITOR SERVICE
information
Family-Price
€ 32,00
Valid on one of the three event days.
It is valid for two adults and their children up to the age of 12. A proof of age must be presented on request at the entrance.
Tickets are available on site.
DAY-TICKET
€ 16,00
Valid on one of the three event days.
Tickets are available from the desk or can be purchased online in advance.
Free entry for children up to and including the age of 12 when accompanied by an adult.
TWO-DAY TICKET
€ 24,00
Valid for two days of your choice.
Tickets are available from the desk or can be purchased at all known branches of Nordwest Ticket.
No discounts are available.
Free entry for children up to and including the age of 12 when accompanied by an adult.)
CONCESSION TICKET
€ 14,00
For school pupils, students and those receiving benefits, e.g. unemployed people and those with a registered disability, for members of classic car clubs.
Only available on presentation of suitable evidence. Free entry for assistants upon presentation of credentials.
Only available in connection with the concession coupon! It is not enough to simply present your membership card at the desk.
Valid for groups of at least ten people.
After-Work-Ticket
€ 8,00
Only available at the cash desks in front of the entrances on Friday from 3 p.m.
No further discounts possible.
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PREMIUM HOTEL OFFER IN 2020
Book your classic car weekend at the Courtyard by Marriott Bremen now!
When you visit the upcoming Bremen Classic Motorshow, experience the comfort of the Courtyard by Marriott Bremen in a special deal:
• Overnight stay in cosy single or double room including generous breakfast
• Day ticket for the Bremen Classic Motorshow including surprise package on arrival at the hotel
Prices including breakfast at the Courtyard by Marriott Bremen:
€89.50 pp in double room incl. breakfast (1 night)
€153.00 pp in double room incl. breakfast (2 nights)
Single room surcharge €36.00 per night
Extra night €63.50 pp
Booking enquiries:
Phone: +49 (0) 421 69640621
Fax: +49 (0) 421 69640555
Email: reservation.bremen@baum-hotels.de
Homepage: www.courtyardbremen.de
Further accommodations you will find under Downloads
The Bremen town musicians, los músicos de Bremen, les musiciens de Brême
There’s a lot to see in Bremen – from the town musicians, the town centre around the market square and the Schnoor district to the art gallery or the Universum. This historic and highly diverse Hanseatic city combines tradition, science, technology and innovation – and, as Germany’s tenth largest city, none are in short supply. In true north German style, however, the Hanseatic city remains untouched by the hectic, breakneck pace of other cities and short routes are an integral part of it.
Bremen has cultural diversity, an active nightlife, exciting sights and surprising discoveries. Enjoy this variety and book your visit from the comfort of your own home. You can find ideas for a fascinating trip to Bremen as well as current accommodation offers of Bremen Tourism for the Bremen Classic Motorshow here.
What are the opening hours?
For visitors: Friday to Sunday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
For exhibitors: Friday to Sunday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
For exhibitors: Friday to Sunday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Where can I purchase tickets?
You can purchase a ticket from the desk on the day or from Nordwest-Ticket in advance, either online or from all known Nordwest-Ticket branches.
How do I reach the Bremen Classic Motorshow?
Please see Directions in the menu.
Is there a Park & Ride service?
You can use our Park & Ride service at the City Airport Bremen to travel to the Exhibition Centre in comfort on public transport.
Are there parking facilities at the Exhibition Centre?
Yes. Due to the limited number of spaces, we recommend that you use the Park & Ride service. You can find more detailed information under Park & Ride in the menu.
What address should I use for my satnav?
Theodor-Heuss-Allee, 28215 Bremen.
Is there special parking for classic car holders?
No, there are no special parking spaces for classic car holders.
Where are the disabled parking spaces?
Directly outside of the halls, in the first row of spaces.
Are there parking spaces for tour buses?
The parking spaces for tour buses are located at Torfhafen in Eickedorfer Strasse.
Is the Exhibition Centre suitable for wheelchair users?
Yes, the Exhibition Centre is wheelchair accessible.
Can I rent a wheelchair on the day?
Unfortunately, no wheelchair rental services are available.
Where are the disabled toilets?
There are disabled toilets in the foyer of Hall 1 (ÖVB Arena), in the foyers of Halls 4 to 7, and in the corridors near the foyers of Halls 5 and 6. Please bring your EURO Key.
Can I take photographs of the exhibits?
Yes, for private purposes. No photographs may be taken of the exhibits for commercial purposes or publication. Please contact our press department for press photos or in order to use press photos.
I have lost something – is there a lost property office?
The lost property office is in the Exhibition Centre office in Hall 5.
Can I bring my pet?
Visitors are not encouraged to bring pets.
What overnight accommodation is available?
You can find a list of all the hotels near the Exhibition Centre under Downloads.
How can I register with a booth for the Bremen Classic Motorshow?
You can download a registration form or simply contact us directly. You can find more information under Contact.
Are the order forms for the service booklet also available online?
Yes, you can find them under Downloads.
What are the set-up and dismantling times for exhibitors?
Set-up:
Wednesday and Thursday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Dismantling:
Sunday, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., and Monday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Wednesday and Thursday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Dismantling:
Sunday, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., and Monday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Where can I get my exhibitor’s pass?
Exhibitors will receive their passes from the Exhibition Centre office during the set-up period. Passes will not be sent out in advance.
Are there parking facilities for exhibitors?
Yes, you can purchase tickets for these facilities through the service booklet. Tickets cannot be purchased on-site.
Is there an exhibitor list?
The exhibitor list is available in our exhibition magazine or online under Information.
Directions
Arrive relaxed, leave relaxed:
Use our Park & Ride parking option at the airport (multi-storey carpark 1).
Drive comfortably almost up to our door – without traffic jams or searching for a parking space!
Getting there
Within Bremen, simply follow the airport signs: 
Satnav address for multi-storey carpark 1 at the airport: Fitzmauricestraße, 28199 Bremen
Drive up to the entry barrier, take a parking ticket and find a parking space.
Follow the “Ausgang” signs and take the staircase to the outside.
There is a ticket booth on the left right next to the multistory car park exit. Here you can buy tickets for the BREMEN CLASSIC MOTORSHOW plus a combined reduced-fare parking and tram ticket for € 7.00 (valid for all car occupants).
Important note: you will need the parking ticket you took from the machine as well as the combined reduced-fare parking and tram ticket to exit the multi-storey car park!
A few metres from the ticket booth, take the No. 6 tram towards “Universität”. Get off at the Blumenthalstrasse stop. The ride takes 18 minutes. From there, follow the signs to the entrance of BREMEN CLASSIC MOTORSHOW, a walk of 250 metres.
You can find details of the tram timetables on the BSAG (public transport company) website.
Getting back
Go back to the Blumenthalstraße stop and take the No. 6 tram to “Flughafen”.
When you get to the airport, go to your car and drive to the exit. First insert your parking ticket, then the reduced-fare combined ticket into the machine to open the barrier.
City Airport Bremen is just six kilometres from the city centre, the trade show and the Congress Centrum Bremen. It is connected to all the major German and European hubs and airports: for example Amsterdam, Brussels, Milan, Copenhagen, London, Munich, Stuttgart or Frankfurt.
The tram stop is directly in front of the airport, and from here you can get to the exhibition site in about 18 minutes with the No. 6 tram (Blumenthalstraße stop).
Regional and long-distance trains take you in comfort to Bremen central station. The station is only 3 minutes’ walk from the exhibition site. Please use the North (“Nord”) exit in the direction Messe Bremen/ÖVB-Arena.
You can book your Deutsche Bahn ticket to the Bremen Classic Motorshow using the DB button. Please note: The event ticket is available for online booking at the earliest six months before you travel.
Within Bremen, you can get to the exhibition site by bus Nos. 24 (Blumenthalstraße stop), 26 and 27 (Messe Centrum stop) and by tram Nos. 6 and 8 (Blumenthalstraße stop). You can find details of the timetables on the BSAG (public transport company) website.
Please note: In view of the limited parking spaces available on the exhibition site, we recommend you use the Park & Ride service! Find out everything you need to know under Park & Ride.
Exhibition site:
When you exit the motorway, simply follow the signs for Centrum/Messe Bremen. The modern traffic guidance system in the city guides you from the motorway through the city and right to the exhibition site.
Please enter this address in your satnav:
Theodor-Heuss-Allee, 28215 Bremen, or special destination “Messe”.
The Bürgerweide car park is outside Bremen’s low emission zone. You can find out more under Environmental Zone.
Messe Bremen
Theodor-Heuss-Allee, 28215 Bremen
Downloads
Press
Bremen Classic Motorshow: Deadline and Topic Tips
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Longstanding rivalries and transcontinental friendships
Bremen Classic Motorshow: Two DTM heroes and a well-travelled swallowWhere better to conduct a duel between automobile opponents than on a racetrack? Mercedes-Benz vs. BMW is one of a number of classic pairings in the Deutsche Tourenwagen-Meisterschaft (DTM).… Read More
A Rendezvous for Old Rivals
In focus at the 2020 Bremen Classic Motorshow: Rivals from YesteryearThe famous Duden dictionary defines rivalry as „the struggle to take the lead, competition“. But what do innocent motor vehicles have to do with these very human efforts? They… Read More
Small Wheels – Big Ideas
Bremen Classic Motorshow Celebrates German Motor Scooter CultureWhether it’s a Vespa, Lambretta or Schwalbe, 70 years after motor scooters first gained popularity in Germany, it’s impossible to imagine city centres without these nippy little two-wheelers. Exorbitant… Read More
Petrol in our Veins
Bremen Classic Motorshow kicks off the season with rivalry and a surge of horsepower In 2020, legendary car rivals will face off at Germany’s first classic car show of the year. There’ll be plenty of horsepower under the bonnets of the modern… Read More
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