Exotic/Supercar museums & collections

Brisbane's only rotating motor museum, located near the airport in Banyo. Displays a continually changing selection of classic, muscle and exotic cars drawn from private collections.

Private collection assembled by transport entrepreneur Lindsay Fox, displayed in the heritage-listed Queen's Warehouse in Melbourne's Docklands. Features dozens of rare and prestigious cars spanning motor racing, luxury marques and Australian motoring history.

A large classic car and music-memorabilia museum near Salzburg in Koppl, spanning roughly 4,400 square metres and mixing Ferrari, Maserati, Mercedes, Fiat and Jaguar classics with vintage jukeboxes, phonographs and dolls.

One of the world's most valuable private supercar collections, estimated at over $100 million, owned by Bahraini businessman Khalid Abdul Rahim and reported to include more than 70 ultra-rare cars.

Static display and paid drive-experience venue in Gramado, Rio Grande do Sul, featuring modern supercars such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, and Corvette, plus Formula One simulators.

Private retro-car museum opened in 2022 next to the Zlaten Rozhen winery, spanning 1,400 m² in two halls with roughly 60 cars and 44 motorcycles.

A 12,000-square-foot automobile museum in West Bay, Grand Cayman that opened in May 2010, displaying around 80 rare, exotic and classic cars and motorcycles owned by Norwegian businessman Andreas Ugland.

Museum in the Estación Central district of Santiago, opened in October 2010 on a former sugar-refinery site, displaying around 60 rotating vehicles including luxury and sports cars, antique motorcycles, boats, and aircraft.

A private museum in Chengdu founded in 2005 by collector Huang Zongmin and rebuilt into a new purpose-built facility in 2016, it holds one of China's largest private collections of "collection-class" classic cars from more than 70 manufacturers. Exhibits range from restored Hongqi and Shanghai-brand sedans to Western classics and modern supercars.

Free-to-enter gallery of more than 200 cars including Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Aston Martin, BMW and Lancia, located inside the POP Airport shopping outlet near Prague Airport, with an on-site restoration workshop.

Part of the Woikoski Feeling attraction in Nurmaa (Mäntyharju), this museum showcases around 35 vehicles from the early automobile age to the present, including notable Cadillacs, Mercedes-Benzes and Finnish rarities, tied to the Palmberg family's automotive history.

Housed in a former Mulhouse spinning mill, this museum displays the Schlumpf brothers' collection of over 400 vehicles, the largest single automobile collection in the world. It holds the world's largest collection of Bugatti automobiles, including three Bugatti Royales.

Founded in 1985 by Michel Hommell in a 17th-century manor adjoining the Circuit de Lohéac, this private museum displays over 400 vehicles across 15,000 m², including dedicated Ferrari and Lamborghini rooms and an 18-car Formula 1 starting grid.

A 'living museum' near Jallais (Beaupréau-en-Mauges) with over 100 collectible and prestige vehicles - including Rolls-Royce, Ferrari, Jaguar and Lamborghini models - and motorcycles, distinguished by allowing visitors to drive select cars with an instructor.

A private automobile museum in Fichtelberg (Bavaria) founded in 1992 by the Eckert family, displaying more than 500 exhibits across three exhibition halls plus outdoor space totaling roughly 10,000 square meters. The collection spans automotive history from 1896 to the present and includes cars, motorcycles, aircraft, fire engines, tractors, and prototypes.

A museum in Singen, Baden-Württemberg, pairing classic, vintage, sports and racing automobiles with fine art across two buildings (MAC 1, opened 2013, and MAC 2, opened 2019), founded by Hermann Maier and Gabriela Unbehaun-Maier.

A private Lamborghini collection in Stuttgart-Plieningen belonging to Robert 'Bob' Forstner, an authorized Lamborghini dealer since 1993, displaying around 20 selected Lamborghini models.

A large private automobile museum in Dietzhölztal-Ewersbach, Hesse, opened to the public on 23 July 2023 by the nonprofit Stiftung Nationales Automuseum, showcasing the collection of entrepreneur Friedhelm Loh in a converted historic ironworks building.

A privately run automobile museum in Dortmund, North Rhine-Westphalia, founded by tuner/YouTuber Jean Pierre Kraemer (JP Performance) and opened in May 2022 in a repurposed three-floor former car dealership. It presents a rotating exhibition mixing classic cars, modern sports cars, and genuine racing cars, plus racing simulators and a café.

A private automobile museum in Aschaffenburg, Bavaria, founded by collector Peter Kaus and billed as one of the world's largest sports car collections, with more than 200 vehicles on permanent display plus an associated art collection (Art & Auto-Forum) added in 1990.

Private vehicle and art museum in the Stritzling district of Lalling, Bavaria (Bavarian Forest), founded 1991 by car dealer Albert Streicher and now run by Roland Streicher. Displays roughly 100 classic and exotic automobiles alongside more than 200 motorcycles and a large model collection.

Founded by Ghanaian businessman Dr. Osei Kwame Despite and opened on 1 June 2025, this is billed as Ghana's first world-class automobile museum, housing more than 60 vehicles spanning vintage classics to modern supercars.

Athens museum owned by the Theodore Charagionis Foundation, opened in March 2011, displaying around 110 of its roughly 300-car collection at a time, spanning from Karl Benz's era to modern cars.

Private classic and vintage car exhibition in Óbuda, Budapest, displaying over 100 vehicle rarities across roughly 2,000 m², with quarterly rotating themed exhibits.

An announced automotive museum and science-center combination billed as one of Southeast Asia's largest automotive attractions, blending supercar exhibits with hands-on science and technology experiences.

Opened in 2001 near Karaj west of Tehran, displaying dozens of classic and vintage cars, carriages, and motorcycles that belonged to the Pahlavi royal family, including Mohammad Reza Shah; administered by Iran's Cultural Institution of Museums and expanded in 2024 with new halls.

Ireland's only dedicated motorsport museum, housed at the Mondello Park racing circuit. It showcases the Martin Birrane Collection of historic Formula One, IndyCar, NASCAR and sportscar/touring racers assembled by the circuit's late owner and racer Martin Birrane.

Lamborghini's company museum at the Sant'Agata Bolognese factory, opened in 2001 and substantially renovated and expanded in June 2016. Displays historic and current models including the 350 GT, Miura, Countach, and Sesto Elemento, plus a driving simulator.

Official Ferrari company museum located near the factory in Maranello, opened in 1990 as "Galleria Ferrari" and expanded in 2004; operated directly by Ferrari since 1995. Displays historic road cars and Formula 1 championship-winning race cars alongside rotating special exhibitions.

Museum and working atelier of Pagani Automobili, founded in 1998 by Horacio Pagani, displaying the Zonda and Huayra hypercar families adjacent to the production atelier.

A private collection near Mount Fuji pairing vintage and classic automobiles with restored World War II-era Japanese fighter aircraft, including Zero fighters; the museum opens to the public only during August each year, with restoration work continuing the rest of the year.

Established in 1978 in Komatsu, this is Japan's first and largest dedicated automobile museum, displaying more than 500 vehicles including American classics, European exotics, and historic Japanese cars across roughly 12,000 square meters.

Lithuania's largest private historic transportation museum, opened in 2023 in the former Vilnius Taxi Park, exhibiting over 100 vehicles from more than 70 brands including Rolls-Royce, Hispano-Suiza and Ferrari.

Factory and showroom of Bufori, a boutique manufacturer of handcrafted luxury automobiles that relocated from Sydney, Australia to Kepong, Kuala Lumpur in the late 1990s. Group factory tours show hand-fabrication of car bodies and upholstery.

A private car and motorcycle museum owned by collector Chin Jit Pyng, opened to the public in 2023 with more than 100 vehicles across roughly ten themed sections.

A private royal collection of 49 cars and 20 motorcycles belonging to the Sultan of Selangor, housed at Istana Alam Shah palace in Klang.

A purpose-built museum under construction in Beaux Songes, Mauritius, funded by UK businessman Terry Smith via the Star & Key Foundation, that will house more than 200 vintage, classic, and supercar vehicles including several notable film cars. Construction began in April 2024 with an announced opening in late 2026.

One of the largest car museums in the Netherlands, displaying more than 400 classic and exotic cars, trucks, and motorcycles from the private Frans van Haren collection in a 30,000 square-meter waterside hall.

A combined car museum, classic-car sales gallery, and events venue displaying a rotating collection of veteran, pre-war and post-war classic cars alongside modern exotics.

Christchurch collection of rare and sought-after vehicles, viewable only through pre-arranged bookings and guided tours.

Formerly Norway's oldest continuously operating car museum, located in a former brewery basement in Horten, covering automotive history from 1904 to 1973 with cars ranging from a De Dion-Bouton to Porsche 356 and Ferrari 246 GT.

Combined museum complex at Fornebu (Bærum) with a changing exhibition of classic and exotic cars, said to be Northern Europe's largest Vespa scooter collection, model aircraft and a model railway.

A museum established per the vision of the late Sultan Qaboos bin Said, who began collecting cars in the early 1970s; the current building dates to 2012 and formally opened to the public on December 10, 2024, at Bait Al Barakah Royal Palace in Seeb.

A forthcoming national automobile museum being developed by Qatar Museums in the former Doha Exhibition Centre building along the Lusail Expressway, designed by OMA (Rem Koolhaas) and originally targeted to open around 2026.

Romania's first private automobile gallery, exhibiting roughly 300 of the approximately 400 vehicles and motorcycles owned by businessman Ion Țiriac, spanning 1899 to the present.

Private museum opened in 2019 that brings together more than 150 cars from private collectors to illustrate the evolution of automobile design worldwide.

Described as one of the largest sports and exotic car museums in Central Europe, spread across five floors of a converted factory building in Brezno, with more than 120 cars organized by decade from the 1970s to the present.

Opened in March 2017 in Gyeongju's Bomun tourist district, this three-story museum traces about 130 years of global automotive history, from an early Benz Patent Motorwagen to modern supercars and Formula 1 cars.