

by Automuseum Vilnius
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€40Visitors start by entering the Auto Museum located just five minutes from Vilnius old town. The museum presents over 150 years of transport history through more than 100 vehicles, either restored or preserved in their original condition. The collection covers early 20th-century manufacturers such as Delahaye, Delage, Buick, Delaunay-Belleville, Winton, and Messerschmitt, illustrating technological progress, design, and production styles. The exhibits highlight key moments in the evolution of automobiles and other transport forms worldwide. Visitors can see cars linked to notable historical figures, including a Delage once associated with the King of Nepal, a Lancia Astura connected to Mussolini's Foreign Affairs Ministry, and a Hispano Suiza owned by Coco Chanel, Paul McCartney, and Albert Einstein. All vehicles have been restored in the museum’s own workshop, showcasing local craftsmanship. This cultural visit lasts about two hours and includes admission and parking. It offers a detailed look at the history of transport development in a single venue in Vilnius.
Auto Museum Vilnius
The museum is a short five-minute drive from Vilnius old town. It houses over 100 exhibits that span more than 150 years of automotive history. Vehicles are either carefully restored or maintained in authentic condition, telling stories of technological advances, designs, and famous owners. Notable cars include a Delage linked to the King of Nepal, a Lancia Astura associated with Mussolini's Foreign Affairs Ministry, and a Hispano Suiza owned by Coco Chanel, Paul McCartney, and Albert Einstein.


by Automuseum Vilnius
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€40Visitors start by entering the Auto Museum located just five minutes from Vilnius old town. The museum presents over 150 years of transport history through more than 100 vehicles, either restored or preserved in their original condition. The collection covers early 20th-century manufacturers such as Delahaye, Delage, Buick, Delaunay-Belleville, Winton, and Messerschmitt, illustrating technological progress, design, and production styles. The exhibits highlight key moments in the evolution of automobiles and other transport forms worldwide. Visitors can see cars linked to notable historical figures, including a Delage once associated with the King of Nepal, a Lancia Astura connected to Mussolini's Foreign Affairs Ministry, and a Hispano Suiza owned by Coco Chanel, Paul McCartney, and Albert Einstein. All vehicles have been restored in the museum’s own workshop, showcasing local craftsmanship. This cultural visit lasts about two hours and includes admission and parking. It offers a detailed look at the history of transport development in a single venue in Vilnius.
Auto Museum Vilnius
The museum is a short five-minute drive from Vilnius old town. It houses over 100 exhibits that span more than 150 years of automotive history. Vehicles are either carefully restored or maintained in authentic condition, telling stories of technological advances, designs, and famous owners. Notable cars include a Delage linked to the King of Nepal, a Lancia Astura associated with Mussolini's Foreign Affairs Ministry, and a Hispano Suiza owned by Coco Chanel, Paul McCartney, and Albert Einstein.