Situated on the former RAF Jurby in the sunny north of the Isle of Man, the privately funded Isle of Man Motor Museum was purpose designed and houses over 500 vehicles. Opened in May 2015, it has become a petrolhead’s paradise with something for everyone to enjoy.

Starting with the 1904 Gordon Bennett Trials, the Isle of Man occupies a unique place in both motoring and motorsports heritage. Every year, TT riders take on the fearsome 37.73 mile Mountain Course now averaging well over 130mph. Throughout the year, the Island’s fabulous driving roads and stunning scenery provide all enthusiast drivers and riders with an ideal destination to exercise their machines.

The core of the Museum’s collection is the Cunningham Collection. Assembled by father and son team Denis and Darren Cunningham over the past 30 years, this unique gathering of both historically significant vehicles and cars with very personal family stories led them to privately fund the establishment of the Isle of Man Motor Museum in order to share their passion. The museum also hosts over 250 other vehicles on loan from other enthusiasts and collectors.

Motor Museum, Jurby,
Isle of Man IM7 3BZ, Isle of Man
P: +441624888333
Email: info@isleofmanmotormuseum.com

Isle of Man Motor Museum Admission:

Adult £16.50 each
Children (5-15 inclusive) £8.50 each
Children (Under 5) Free
Family (2 Adults & 3 Children) £42.50
Concessions (Over 65s, Students, Disabled*) £14.50
Plan: 1-2hr

Isle of Man Motor Museum Hours:

Saturday & Sunday  10 am – 5 pm

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