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

Manoir de l’Automobile Admission:

Adult € 15
Children 10-16 years 11 €
Groups of 25 people 13 €/ person.
(free for children under 10 accompanied by parents)

Plan: 1-2hr

Manoir de l’Automobile Hours:

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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