Automuuseum

About the museum

The Automuuseum (Car Museum) is located by the Via Baltica in the Halinga area of Loomse village. The collection includes more than 80 vehicles from all over the world. Many of them are Soviet-era cars that were driven in Estonia, for example Paul Keres’s 1963 Rambler, but there are also classic European and American cars and unique pre-war vehicles.

In addition there is a model-car exhibition and a shop selling car-history literature, art and model cars. The museum is called Estonia’s first salon of old classic cars. It suits car enthusiasts and families of all ages.

Highlights

• More than 80 vehicles from around the world
• Soviet-era cars, including Paul Keres’s Rambler (1963)
• Unique pre-war vehicles
• Model-car exhibition
• Shop with car-history books and model cars

Permanent exhibition

• Vanasõidukite kogu – The collection includes more than 80 vehicles: Soviet-era cars, classic European and American cars and unique pre-war items; in addition there is a model-car exhibition.

Admission & discounts

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Accessibility

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Kids & families

Great for kids & families

The museum suits car enthusiasts of all ages and families.

Getting there & parking

The museum is at kilometre 103 of the Via Baltica, in the Halinga area (Põhja-Pärnumaa rural municipality, Loomse village).

Amenities & dining

• Museum shop
• Wi-Fi

Shop with car-history literature, art and model cars. Free WiFi.

Events & venue rental

• Spaces for rent

Seminar room and recreation area.