One of the things we love to do is visit car, motorcycle and aviation museums wherever we find them. These museums range from the well known to the obscure; from destination spots we’d heard of in advance to museums we’ve literally just driven past or spotted on a sign; from national museums to one-man collections.
In our travels we’ve come across some great collections, along with some interesting aviation museums, the occasional train museum and general technical and transportation museums as well. Every once in awhile we’ll even get to tour a factory or 1949 World Champion Alfa Romeo 158 as shown catch a race somewhere.
in the Enzo Ferrari Museum near Modena, Italy
This site is not intended to offer any sort of complete listing of available motor museums; there are other sites for that. Rather, on these pages we share brief descriptions of some of our favorite places to see great machines along with a representative collection of photos we’ve taken at each location and links to the museums’ own web sites where applicable. To emphasize, we have visited each of these museums, the photos are ours and the ratings and notes reflect our own experience. We are happy to be able to share descriptions and photos from more than 100 museums and events in 17 countries.
1938 Auto-Union Type C/D on display at the Riga Auto Museum, Riga, Latvia
1939 Delahaye Type 165 Cabriolet on display at the Mullin Museum, Oxnard, California
Website created by: Rick Howe Text and photos by; Rick Howe
Additional photos by; Kathy Howe
