Porsche 911 GT3 RS at Magny-Cours with man in wheelchair

The Porsche driver proving disability doesn’t get in the way of racing experience

Meet the paraplegic thrill-seeker who puts the pedal to the metal – with his hands

Experience
Modern architecture in a mediaeval village

Porsche Travel Experience Northern Spain

Spain’s Rioja region is not only a place to enjoy the finest Spanish wines, but also its spectacular bodegas, designed by world-class architects
Renaissance-style courtyard with a seating area and statue in centre

Porsche Travel Experience Tuscany: a journey to the Renaissance

With its beautiful Renaissance architecture and a private park, a stay at the Four Seasons Hotel Florence is a highlight of the Porsche Travel Experience Tuscany
A Porsche 911 GT3 RS on the racetrack

A steep learning curve: the Porsche Track Experience

Porsche enthusiasts perfect the ideal racing line and hone their all-round driving skills on the Master GT training course
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Mobility
Porsche 911 GT3 RS at Magny-Cours with man in wheelchair

The Porsche driver proving disability doesn’t get in the way of racing experience

Being a wheelchair user doesn’t prevent Thierry Genetier, aka @spynergie, from taking the fast-track in life. In fact, it’s been the catalyst to unleashing an adrenaline-filled lifestyle
Yellow 1973 911 T and silver 1973 911 parked alongside

Twice as nice: the tale of two classic Porsche 911 sports cars

When Markus, a long-time Porsche owner from Mannheim, Germany wanted to treat himself to a birthday present, he began hunting for a classic 911 from the year of his birth. And then he wanted another…
Man in white T-shirt leans against Porsche 964 Carrera

For the love of the 911: a passion ignited

The connection between a father and son is always special. But to Philipp M Hohenthanner, that bond went beyond that. He tells us how his dad’s love of Porsche has led Philipp to a life that celebrates the magic of the 911
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25 Years in 52 Stories

Anniversary of the Porsche Travel Experience

Celebrating the anniversary with a virtual tour. The best destinations, the next tick on the bucket list and driven by the desire to discover the most beautiful places in the world.Discover the series
25 years travel experience
Design
Exposed concrete building with bright, expressive modern wall art behind

Iconic planned city at the heart of an Indian travel experience

Chandigarh is an architectural trailblazer and ideal candidate for future Porsche Travel Experience trips. Find out more about India's ‘City Beautiful’
Sustainable building in Alps, made with large quantities of timber

Alpine Porsche Travel Experience: where sustainable building thrives

Spectacular mountain roads, passes and panoramas: Porsche Travel Experience journeys in the Alps feature sharp bends, endorphin rushes and unconventional, sustainable Alpine architecture

The boat inspired by timeless Porsche design

The definition of timeless design is one that endures, decade after decade. In the case of one Porsche model, it led one Greek boat maker to build a head-turning, sea-faring homage to the iconic 356
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Innovation
Farmers in Africa gathered in a group

Sustainability at Porsche: tackling the climate issue head on

Porsche and South Pole are improving lives and the environment through people-first sustainability projects that strike at the heart of the problem
Porsche driving on a winding road beside the sea

Earth Day 2021: seven ways Porsche is leading the sustainability charge

As we look to the future, Porsche has ambitious plans that are already in motion

A Porsche innovation powered by your imagination

With Paint To Sample, personalising how your car looks reaches new heights. We find out how Porsche achieves the colour of your dreams
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The myth of Spa

Porsche Track Experience at Spa-Francorchamps

The Porsche Track Experience’s annual trip to Spa is a highlight of the annual training calendar. Just be courageous. Especially through cornersRead story
Lifestyle
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Analogue never dies

To Johannes Huwe, ‘throwaway’ culture is nonsensical and obscene. From classic cars to cameras to clothing, he celebrates the enduring attraction and practicality of time-honoured craftsmanship
Hans Herrmann drives his Porsche 550 Spyder at Carrera Panamericana

The wild event that shaped Porsche and TAG Heuer’s racing experience

As the two luxury brands launch a new watch together, we find out how a notorious Mexican road race inspired them both

Olivier Rousteing x Porsche: Drive Defined

Driven by an insatiable desire to succeed, Olivier Rousteing defied the odds to climb to the top in fashion at an incredibly young age.
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