Haynes International Motor Museum
- Address: Museum, Sparkford, Yeovil, Somerset
- Postcode: BA22 7LH
- Phone: 01963 440 804
About the Museum
The prestigious Haynes International Motor Museum, at Sparkford in Somerset is the UK's largest exhibition of the greatest cars from around the world. A living and working museum, with over 350 amazing cars and bikes from nostalgic classics of the 50s and 60s, glorious Bentleys and Rolls Royces to exciting super cars of today, like the Jaguar XJ220 and the Ferrari 360. You can discover the world famous Red Room, 11 huge display halls and one of the UK's largest speedway collections. Fun for all the family For the kids we have a themed adventure playground, activity room, soft play fun bus and activity packs. You can discover the workings of an engine with the cut away car chassis, and operate the interactive displays such as the Ghostbuster style ambulance with lights and sounds. Experience the outdoor military vehicle collection, relax in the cinema of motoring and even get your souvenir photo taken in Michael Schumacher's F1 show car (additional charge applies).
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Haynes International Motor Museum Office
- Address: Museum, Sparkford, Yeovil, Somerset
- Postcode: BA22 7LH
- Phone: 01963 440 804
- URL: www.haynesmotormuseum.com
Business Hours
- 1st April - 30th September Monday - Sunday 9.30am - 5.30pm Open until 6.00pm during summer holidays 1st October - 31st March Monday - Sunday 10.00am - 4.30pm.
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