Very nice cars. Buick, Jaguar, Salmson and Rolls Royce, beautifully placed.
Interesting vehicles, but soon will run out of space. Suggestion: Empty the beer museum room on first floor, nobody cares too much about the 10000 beer glasses standing there. That space then can be used to exhibit the motorcycles, leaving more space for the cars in the basement.
Most cars are before 1940, a small museum but interesting car brands
Small but interesting car museum in a former Mercedes Garage (1st worlwide to import from Germany), temporary specialized exhibitions,
Mooi klein museum echt de moeite waard
Klein maar leuk
Pas grand chose à voir. Déçu
Intéressants. L'expo change régulièrement.
I wonder what motivates them to go through all the trouble it is to start up a museum - the building, the infrastructure, securing the cars, all the money and effort it must have taken, and then just not going the final 2% that would have made this a great place to visit..
This is not a museum, it's a collection of cars. There is little or no information about the cars (several did not even have a facts sheet), and there is no attempt to tell a story about them.
The cars are roped of, so it's impossible to see the interior, some even have huge metal structures in front of them!
Considering the entrance fee is the same as to the quite extensive war museum in Diekirch this is not worth neither the time or money.
There is a "brewery musum" the same building which is just one room over the car museum with a display of bottles and glasses. No information, no nothing.
Very interesting place.
Nice museum, interesting historical cars. A visit should take around one hour.