Härnösands bilmuseum

About the museum

Härnösands bilmuseum was started in 2015 by entrepreneur Calle Lundkvist, who was already repairing mopeds as a teenager and bought his first car at the age of 15. Today the museum is run by him together with volunteer friends, and it calls itself Sveriges största bilmuseum (Sweden's largest car museum).

In several exhibition halls around 300 cars are shown in a journey through time from 1899 to 1990. The collection includes both exclusive, expensive cars with unusual histories and ordinary working vehicles and people's cars (folkhemsbilar) that many people recognise. Here, for example, a Rolls-Royce stands next to a Tjorven, a T-Ford next to a Trabant, and classic American cars from the 1950s under the same roof as a Volkswagen Bubbla.

The museum is on Djuphamnsvägen in Härnösand, near the E4 (exit 239), and also has motorhome pitches during the summer half-year.

Highlights

• Around 300 cars in theme halls
• Journey through time from 1899 to 1990
• American cars from the 1950s
• People's cars from the Volkswagen Bubbla to the Trabant
• Café in the museum

Permanent exhibition

• Bilutställningen – Around 300 cars from 1899 to 1990 in several theme halls, from luxury cars and American 1950s cars to ordinary people's cars.

Founded

2015

Admission & discounts

Young people and children have reduced or free admission only when accompanied by an adult. A motorhome pitch costs SEK 230 per night (1 May–30 September).

Accessibility

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Kids & families

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Getting there & parking

From the E4, take exit 239; visiting address Djuphamnsvägen 4.

Amenities & dining

• Café

Café in the museum.

Events & venue rental

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