Car museums are full of old cars, and museums sometimes include rare cars that would give vehicle enthusiasts an indescribable feeling. Here are the top car museums that you must visit at least once.
The LeMay- America's Car Museum was opened in 2012, and it is one of the newest car museums, but it includes the most famous and rare cars in the world. It is also possible in this museum to attend five distinguished annual events related to rare cars.
BMW has a long history in the automotive industry, so it is interesting to visit the BMW Welt Museum in the north of Munich. There you will travel through 100 years of car innovation, where you can find all the answers to your questions related to the BMW brand. The museum gives you the opportunity to tour the various galleries that display the latest models of BMW cars.
Next time you're at the Indy 500, make time to tour one of the world's most famous auto museums, especially as it houses a collection of rare cars as captivating as those from the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race. The museum also includes a memorial collection and very rare historical photographs.
The Enzo Ferrari Museum of Modena is dedicated to Enzo Ferrari and every chapter in his life. The museum also includes a group of Ferrari cars, especially rare ones, in addition to a number of cars that participated in the Formula 1 World Championship, most notably those driven by German legend Michael Schumacher.
Germany is undoubtedly a car paradise, especially since it includes the most famous brands such as Mercedes, BMW, Audi and Porsche, and the latter, in 2009, opened a museum in Stuttgart near its headquarters. In this special exhibition a large number of cars you love, many racing cars and the best models of historical Porsche.
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