Around 275 vehicles from the 1880s onward, laid out as a walkable history rather than a showroom.
Two generations of one family assembled this, and the discipline shows: the cars run in order, the labels explain what each one changed, and there is as much space given to a 1900 curiosity as to the Bentleys. Even people with no interest in cars tend to last two hours, because the arrangement is a social history of the twentieth century that happens to be told in metal. It sits north-east of the centre in its own building with parking, which tells you who it expects.
Highlights
- Around 275 vehicles
- Chronological layout
- Purpose-built galleries
Insider tips
- →Closed Mondays; also dark on 27 April, 25 December and 1 January.
- →It is out of the centre — pair it with nothing, and allow travel time.
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Where you'll find it
The Hague, Netherlands
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