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Step inside the magnificent KTM Motohall in Mattighofen and fully immerse yourself in the high-speed READY TO RACE world of KTM.
The car as such has existed in the planet Earth’s general history for a very short period of time – for just about 100 years. But for human life the time passed has been a very long one – already several generations of people have had the contact with cars.
We all have throughout our lives collected memories about the cars we used to drive with our parents when we were children or youngsters or the cars our grandparents used to drive.
The development of nowadays world and technology has been with great and fast changes. Many dear and familiar car brands have had to vanish into the automotive history due to political changes in the world, others have been lost in the technological race for victory in the automotive industry. With the dissolution of the Soviet Union a very large automobile industry with its interesting models has also become history.
Many famous car manufacturers in the United States and in Great Britain have also had to give up their fight on the automobile market.
In the Car Museum at Halinga the emphasis has been put on the cars manufactured in the Soviet Union and therefore the museum is one of the largest in this field in the European Union.
Its exhibition also contains many interesting models from other parts of the world. The exhibition will be complemented constantly with several new exciting models under restoration waiting to be added to the museum’s collection.
The Car museum at Halingal is suitable for car enthusiasts of any age. The museum gives an opportunity to see the old cars in the way their first owners saw them long time ago.
E67, Loomse,
87222, Estonia
P: +3725141444
Email: info@automuuseum.ee
Adults 15 €
Discount tickets* 8 €
Families** 30€
Children up to 6 years FREE
Plan: 1-2hr
Daily 11 am – 6 pm
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Step inside the magnificent KTM Motohall in Mattighofen and fully immerse yourself in the high-speed READY TO RACE world of KTM.
The thousand square meters of the "Officine Benelli" in Viale Mameli 22, are the latest example of industrial archeology in Pesaro
The eighty vehicles on display show the evolution of aesthetics & mechanics to adapt to the needs of each era & how speed limit & engine power
The Canillo Motorcycle Museum allows the visitor to witness the evolution of the motorcycle over more than two centuries
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The Manor of the Automobile and Old Trades of Lohéac it is one of the finest museums in Europe dedicated to the history of the automobile. 15,000 m2 of exhibition space in a seventeenth-century mansion. More than 400 vehicles (including 30 horse-drawn vehicles, 50 motorcycles and bicycles) of all types, ages and nationalities, illustrate a century of automobile. One hundred mannequins in dresses from the era, animate all the collections and the thousands of objects presented.
During your visit, you will discover preciously uncommon things, such as this still, witness of a time when the production of alcohol was an ordinary practice in our countries with the right to distiller.
The most common of objects rest among cars from all times, such as the Hummingbird, famous offshore race boat that belonged to the pilot Didier PIRONI, and in which he lost his life during a terrible accident.
These are what make the Manor of the Newfoundland Court, a blend of power and melancholy from the Roaring Twenties.
4 Rue de la Cour Neuve,
35550 Lohéac, France
P: +33299340232
Email: musee@manoir-automobile.fr
Adult € 15
Children 10-16 years 11 €
Groups of 25 people 13 €/ person.
(free for children under 10 accompanied by parents)
Plan: 1-2hr
Open daily and on public holidays from 10 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 7 pm
(Closed on Monday).
July-August OPEN EVERY DAY INCLUDING Monday from 10 am to 7 pm (Closed 25th of December and 01st of January
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Step inside the magnificent KTM Motohall in Mattighofen and fully immerse yourself in the high-speed READY TO RACE world of KTM.
The thousand square meters of the "Officine Benelli" in Viale Mameli 22, are the latest example of industrial archeology in Pesaro
The eighty vehicles on display show the evolution of aesthetics & mechanics to adapt to the needs of each era & how speed limit & engine power
The Canillo Motorcycle Museum allows the visitor to witness the evolution of the motorcycle over more than two centuries
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SQUADRA Abarth & Rally Collection is not just a museum. It’s a passion project where enthusiasts of classic cars, Italian design, and rally sport come together.
The core of the collection revolves around the work of Carlo Abarth, but there’s much more to see! Brands such as Fiat, Simca, Saab, Alfa Romeo, Lancia, Lada, and even Porsche are also featured. Among the 175 cars that will be permanently on display are some of the most iconic vehicles from rally history.
Industriestraat 1,
2500 Lier, Belgium
P: +3234490016
Email: Info@squadra.be
Adults: €19
Students and disabled: €15
Child 5-12: €10
Under 5: free
Plan: 1-2 hr
Wednesday through Sunday 10 am – 5 pm
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Step inside the magnificent KTM Motohall in Mattighofen and fully immerse yourself in the high-speed READY TO RACE world of KTM.
The thousand square meters of the "Officine Benelli" in Viale Mameli 22, are the latest example of industrial archeology in Pesaro
The eighty vehicles on display show the evolution of aesthetics & mechanics to adapt to the needs of each era & how speed limit & engine power
The Canillo Motorcycle Museum allows the visitor to witness the evolution of the motorcycle over more than two centuries
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The Museum is dedicated to the ‘Red Arrow’ race and was brought to life by the Mille Miglia Museum Association. It was established in December 1996 by a group of Brescian businessmen known as the “Friends of the Mille Miglia”. The Association today has 50 shareholders.
The new Museum was opened to the public on 10 November 2004. Setting up this project involved restoring the Sant’Eufemia monastery complex, owned by the Brescia municipality. The property is of huge archaeological, historical and architectural value and had for some time been undergoing relentless degradation.
The Museum stands out from other automobile museums precisely because of its location at this hugely important historic site. The Mille Miglia Museum is the guardian of history there, telling its legendary story and providing living testament, day after day, to that period of the region’s past.
The Museum is not intended to be a simple archive. Instead, it aims to reconstruct this famous cultural sporting event, within the context of Italy’s vast history. The Mille Miglia Museum has been able to establish a collection of rare, four-wheeled gems, which it exhibits in its museum. This is all thanks to the devotion of private collectors and partnerships with other automobile museums, including a Cooperation Agreement the Mille Miglia has signed with the Mercedes-Benz Museum. The cars loaned to the Mille Miglia are arranged in the Museum before sets and backdrops that recall for visitors the various periods in which the race was alive.
Viale della Bornata, 123, 25135 Sant’Eufemia della Fonte BS, Italy
P: +390303365631
Email: segreteria@museomillemiglia.it
Plan: 2hr
Full price ticket: 10.00 euros.
People over 65: 8.00 euros.
People with disabilities: Free.
* The Museum is accessible to people with disabilities.
Disabled companions: 8.00 euros.
Children aged 9 to 16: 5.00 euros.
Children up to 8 years: free.
School groups: 5.00 euros/each.
Group ticket for over 20 people: 8.00 euros.
Daily 10 am – 5 pm
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Step inside the magnificent KTM Motohall in Mattighofen and fully immerse yourself in the high-speed READY TO RACE world of KTM.
The thousand square meters of the "Officine Benelli" in Viale Mameli 22, are the latest example of industrial archeology in Pesaro
The eighty vehicles on display show the evolution of aesthetics & mechanics to adapt to the needs of each era & how speed limit & engine power
The Canillo Motorcycle Museum allows the visitor to witness the evolution of the motorcycle over more than two centuries
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The Louwman Museum houses the world’s oldest private collection of automobiles, brought together by two generations of the Louwman family.
The aim of the Museum is to give a comprehensive overview of what the automobile industry has produced since 1887. Without a doubt, the automobile has completely transformed our lives. It has become an icon of modern life. It is one of the most important inventions of the 19th and 20th centuries.
Over 80 years ago the Louwman family recognized the importance of the motor car and decided to keep the highlights of motoring history so far for future generations. The Louwman Museum in fact dates back to 1934. Since then the Louwman Museum has regularly added vehicles and over the years has gradually refined the collection. Today there are over 275 historic and classic motor cars in our museum.
The Louwman Museum was opened by Her Majesty Queen Beatrix on 2 July 2010.
Leidsestraatweg 57,
2594 BB Den Haag, Netherlands
P: +31703047373
Email: info@louwmanmuseum.nl
Adults €17.50
Baby (0 till 4) €0.00
Child (5 till 12) €7.50
Child (13 till 18) €9.50
Group (15 people of more) €16.00
CJP / Students €14.00
Plan: 1-2hr
Tuesday – Sunday 10 am – 5 pm
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Step inside the magnificent KTM Motohall in Mattighofen and fully immerse yourself in the high-speed READY TO RACE world of KTM.
The thousand square meters of the "Officine Benelli" in Viale Mameli 22, are the latest example of industrial archeology in Pesaro
The eighty vehicles on display show the evolution of aesthetics & mechanics to adapt to the needs of each era & how speed limit & engine power
The Canillo Motorcycle Museum allows the visitor to witness the evolution of the motorcycle over more than two centuries
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One of the most comprehensive and diverse collections in Europe, if not the world – the Nationales Automuseum The Loh Collection – displays around 150 unique automobiles from 135 years of automotive history. Vehicles from more than 50 manufacturer brands can be seen, from rare exotics to cultural icons that sold in their millions.
The Nationales Automuseum puts significant automobiles in the context of their respective eras. The museum tells the story of the engineers and designers, the proud owners and the brave racing drivers. The museum tells the story behind the history.
Museumsstraße 1,
35716 Dietzhölztal, Germany
P: +492774923650
Email: info@nationalesautomuseum.de
Permanent exhibition
19 € / reduced* 15 €
Family ticket 50 €
Special exhibition
9,50 € / reduced* 7 €
Family ticket 23 €
Combined ticket
26 € / reduced* 19 €
Family ticket 65 €
* For pensioners, students, children (6 – 14 years), severely disabled persons
Plan: 1-2hr
Wednesday – Friday 11 am – 6 pm
Saturday & Sunday 10:30 am – 6 pm
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Step inside the magnificent KTM Motohall in Mattighofen and fully immerse yourself in the high-speed READY TO RACE world of KTM.
The thousand square meters of the "Officine Benelli" in Viale Mameli 22, are the latest example of industrial archeology in Pesaro
The eighty vehicles on display show the evolution of aesthetics & mechanics to adapt to the needs of each era & how speed limit & engine power
The Canillo Motorcycle Museum allows the visitor to witness the evolution of the motorcycle over more than two centuries
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