Pantheon Basel

The name “Pantheon” is of ancient Greek origin, where it once referred to a sanctuary dedicated to the gods. Today, the Pantheon Basel is a shrine to automotive masterpieces that deserve admiration. Here, in a unique vintage car museum complete with garage and workshop, lovers of classic cars can experience a true Mecca.

Essential viewing for all enthusiasts.

Opened in 2008 by Stephan Musfeld, the Pantheon Basel is much more than just a museum. A unique classic car Mecca has been created in the circular former Züblin repair and machine hall in Muttenz. Not only are vehicles on display here, but visitors can also admire the automotive treasures on a spiral ramp. Some of the cars are owned by private individuals, who display their historical rarities in rented bays. The garage has its own radiator works and upholstery shop and offers comprehensive services ranging from minor repairs to full restoration. The Pantheon restaurant not only serves Mediterranean delicacies, but also offers stunning views of the vehicles on display. In order to protect its precious automotive treasures from uninvited guests, the Pantheon puts its faith in our innovative video surveillance system, which monitors the rarities with an attentive eye.

Everything under control.

Given the value of these treasures, it goes without saying that the highest safety standards are required. The Pantheon Basel has been relying on us for its intrusion alarm system since 2015. An intelligent video security system was also installed to mark the tenth anniversary. The smart management software, IPS VideoManager, takes care of the monitoring duties. Fixed dome cameras delivering pin-sharp images keep a round-the-clock eye on the Pantheon Basel. In the event of an emergency, the user-friendly operating concept enables a rapid response, and the security system is also connected to the Securitas regional office’s operations centre in Basel. All this helps keep the automotive treasures of yesterday and today perfectly protected and secure day and night. Welcome to the protected area of automotive history at the Pantheon Basel!