Autoworld Museum
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Old Car Museum It located in a spacious hall in the south wing of the palace Cinquantenaire. It was opened in 1986 year. The collection consists of approximately 300 copies of cars is based on collections Gantois Ghislain Mahy (All is one of the largest in the world and has about 1000 cars). It is worth to see the achievements of the Belgian precursors of the automotive industry e.g.: model 8-cylinders Minerva, AL-40 from 1930 of the year, or sports Imperia TA 8, from 1948 of the year. There is also a small exhibition devoted to cars of the future.
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Automotive fans will also be interested in commercial cars used by municipal services. Minerva from 1933, which was used by the fire department in Schaerbeek up to 1960 a year, Delahaye from the 1907 year that was one of the first to pass through the streets of Paris, Dennis Fire Engine, from 1923 a year, which served in the fire department in Ghent until 1950 a year, Packard from 1933 years used as an ambulance, and motorcycles Harley Davidson included in the royal escort.
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This wonderful museum retains the memory of cars of brands that no longer exist, and which only experienced automotive experts remember. We can see here cars often found on the streets, as well as those that we saw only on TV. The most interesting, however, is watching cars that we had no idea about.
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Address:
Parc du Cinquantenaire 11
1000 Brussels |
Opening hours:
01.04-30.09: 10.00-18.00
01.10-31.03: 10.00-17.00 saturday, sunday: 10.00-18.00 |
Ticket price:
14 euros
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