ABOUT

This museum was built in 1984 by Adrien Maeght in an ultramodern architectural style of concrete and glass in the middle of a splendid bosky bower. The collection of vehicles of time and prestige presented is one of most beautiful of Europe. In addition to exposures sets of themes on the car, one permanently finds there a hundred vehicles of prestigious marks of 1894 to our days.

Over a hundred cars of exceptional beauty are on display at the Museum de l'Automobile. Created in 1984, this collection showcases some of the world's greatest cars. From Buggati to Ferrari to Rolls-Royce, it sure is a thrill for any car lover. Every January several classic rally exhibits are held. These include exhibits on the Paris-Dakar rally and the well-known Le Mans 24-hour race. Admission costs just EUR4.

The only one of its kind in the region, this museum's superb collection of over 100 classic cars and motorbikes is a knockout. Rolls Royces, Ferraris, Jaguars and Bugattis, from early prototypes to the very latest models designed to compete in legendary races such as the Le Mans 24-hour race and the Paris-Dakar rally are all on display. Built in 1984, this simply designed, modern museum is situated just 2km from Cannes near the A8 motorway (at Aire des Bréguières motorway services). It has its own shop and occasionally organizes collectors' car exchange fairs. Admission is EUR6.09 adults; under 12 free.

Hours:
Summer: 10a-7p, winter: 10a-6p