Location Hockenheim

Journey to the Hockenheimring

VETERAMA Hockenheim – the start of the classic car season.

Once a year, the Hockenheimring is transformed into a huge meeting place for classic car fans, collectors and dealers from all over Europe. Whether it’s rare vehicles, original spare parts or exciting accessories – you’ll find everything here that makes classic car fans’ hearts beat faster.

Getting there is straightforward: whether by car, train or bus – VETERAMA Hockenheim is easy to reach. So get your ticket, travel, dive in – and experience the rustiest hobby in the world live!

By car

From the north:
A 6 Mannheim/Frankfurt – Exit “Schwetzingen / Hockenheim” (AS 29) – Continue via A 61 and L 722 to Hockenheim, then follow the signs.
From the south:
A 5 Karlsruhe/Basel – Exit “Walldorf” (AS 39) – Continue via B 39 to Hockenheim.
A 6 Heilbronn/Stuttgart – At the “Walldorf” interchange, change to the A 5 towards Heidelberg, take the “Walldorf” exit (AS 39), continue on the B 39 to Hockenheim.

There is plenty of parking available, and it is marked with signs on site:

Early Bird Car Parking – Friday: 12.50 euros
Premium CarParking – Valid Friday through Sunday: 22.50 euros
One-Day CarParking Ticket – Valid Saturday or Sunday: 8.50 euros/day

Opening hours for visitor parking:
Friday from 07:00, Saturday from 07:00 and Sunday from 07:30
Exit always possible.

For arrival by motorhome, see camping signs. Parking fee upon entry: 42.50 euros.

Fridays only in conjunction with a Premium 3-day ticket.

Restrooms and showers are located on the event grounds.

Please follow the signs as you arrive. Parking for motorcycles is free.

Please follow the signs as you arrive.
Trucks, Sprinters, and cars with trailers should park in the designated parking spaces. The parking fee is 22.50 euros upon entry.

Hours:
Friday from 6:30 a.m., Saturday from 6:30 a.m., and Sunday from 6:30 a.m.
Exit open 24 hours a day

Hockenheim is easily accessible by train from Karlsruhe and Mannheim. The Ring can be reached on foot in about 30 minutes from the train station. You can also take the city bus and get off at the Waldstr./Friedhof stop (on weekdays except Sundays, Saturdays until 14:00). From here it is then approx. 500 m to the Ring.

Visitors with disabilities, please drive up to the main entrance. The Veterama staff in red jackets or our security personnel will direct you to the parking areas.

Follow the signs for disabled parking.

We wish you a pleasant journey and lots of fun discovering the fascinating world of classic cars at Veterama Hockenheim!

Camping

Pitch your tent close to the race track, have a beer with friends in the evening and enjoy a barbecue before the start of the race – many motorsport fans appreciate camping as an informal, sociable and inexpensive accommodation option. During major events, Hockenheim-Ring GmbH sets up temporary campsites directly at the Hockenheimring.

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FOOD & DRINKS

We're well-equipped to take care of your culinary needs. There are catering tents with seating and several food trucks offering a wide variety of food and drinks.

TOILETS

Toilets and showers are located on the premises.