The prestigious Haynes International Motor Museum at Sparkford in Somerset offers an excellent day out for everyone.

With more than 400 cars and bikes displayed in stunning style, dating from 1886 to the present day, it is the largest international motor museum in Britain.

For those interested in a nostalgic trip down memory lane, the museum offers a host of familiar names such as Austin, MG, and Morris. Those who are seeking something more exotic will be pleased to find a vast array of performance cars, from modern classics such as the Dodge Viper RT10 and the Jaguar XJ220, to the more historic Jaguar E Type and AC Cobra. Also on show is a large collection of American cars, including the jewels in the crown of Haynes – the V16 Cadillac, and the million-dollar Duesenberg.

For the children there is the kids race track, autogame experience, themed play area, soft play-bus, children's diggers and dumpers and many other activities. Throughout the year the museum also hosts lots of exciting events including Stunt shows, Live Action Days and Dream Car Rides.

The Haynes Café is open to all serving drinks, snacks and main meals, including children's meals. Our afternoon cream teas are a must after a look around the museum.

There are always gluten-free and vegetarian options available. We try and source all our produce locally.

Souvenirs, models, DVDs, books, manuals, official Formula 1 team clothing and manufacturers' merchandise from Ferrari to MG.

Disabled toilets, baby changing facilities.

No we do not sell baby food, put we do have warming facilities.

The Museum is situated just off the A303 near Sparkford on the A359 Sparkford to Castle Cary Road. High profile brown tourist signs from all major trunk roads provide easy to follow local directions. Satellite Navigation Co-ordinates: Post code - BA22 7LH Grid ref - ST616272

Wheelchair and buggy friendly.

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http://www.haynesmotormuseum.com