LaitseRallyPark autokollektsioon
The collection of more than 50 cars shown in the LaitseRallyPark car hall gives an overview of car history from the 19th century; for individual visitors on Saturdays.
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About the museum
LaitseRallyPark is a motor sport and leisure centre in Hingu village, whose car hall houses a public car collection. The collection comprises more than 50 cars that give an overview of the development of the automobile from the 19th century.
The display includes some of Estonia’s oldest passenger cars, American luxury and mass-market cars from before the Second World War, BMWs from several eras and many Soviet cars that shaped the story of car ownership in Estonia, as well as a few newer youngtimer cars. The collection can be viewed independently or on a guided tour.
Highlights
- Some of Estonia’s oldest passenger cars
- American cars from before the Second World War
- Soviet cars and BMWs from several eras
Permanent exhibition
- Autokollektsioon – More than 50 cars from the 19th century onwards: Estonia’s oldest passenger cars, American luxury and mass-market cars from before the Second World War, BMWs from different eras, Soviet cars and a few youngtimer cars.
- Operated by
- LaitseRallyPark
Admission & discounts
| Adults | €10 |
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| Reduced | €5Children from the age of 7 and pensioners |
| Children & teens | €5Children from the age of 7 |
| Seniors | €5Pensioners |
| Families | €25Up to 2 adults and up to 3 minors. |
| Guided service during the visit (up to 1 hour) | €150Added to the admission ticket; order by email at info@laitserallypark.ee. |
Prices do not include VAT.
Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
By car
Free parking
Hingu village is about a 30-minute drive from Tallinn.
Get directionsAmenities & dining
- Wi-Fi
A seminar room is on site; catering can be ordered for groups.
Events & venue rental
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Plan your visit
| Guided tours | yes |
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| Good to know | Guided tours last about 30 minutes, an hour or longer; they must be booked in advance by email. The guide speaks Estonian, Russian or English. |