Franschhoek Motor Museum
The Franschhoek Motor Museum offers visitors a special opportunity to look back at more than 100 years of motoring history.
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The Franschhoek Motor Museum offers its unique and exciting collection of vehicles, motorcycles, bicycles and memorabilia in the magnificent setting of L’Ormarins.
Across the length and breadth of Southern Africa, only one place can adequately portray the evolution of the automobile, The Franschhoek Motor Museum.
I had a wonderful visit to The Franschhoek Motor Museum. The collection features vehicles spanning f... - Joao Sousa.
Joao Sousa
I had a wonderful visit to The Franschhoek Motor Museum. The collection features vehicles spanning from the very beginning of automotive history to the most recent models. While one might expect the four pavilions to follow a chronological sequence, each pavilion actually showcases a carefully curated selection from all eras, making the experience diverse and engaging throughout. The vast majority of the vehicles are kept in pristine condition, and the signage providing information about each exhibit is clear and informative. This museum is truly a must-visit destination for every car enthusiast.
Joao Sousa experienced the The Franschhoek Motor Museum
John Ward
Be sure to visit the Franschoek Motor Museum you won't be disappointed. What a fantastic selection of vehicles from the model T upwards. Extremely good value for money and reasonable priced. The vehicle get changed periodically and this was my second visit. The staff were very friendly and there is refreshment on site.
John Ward experienced the The Franschhoek Motor Museum
Anelia Venter
2nd time visiting and absolutely loved it!! ?
Anelia Venter experienced the The Franschhoek Motor Museum
Keith Weaver
1 St time I have had the opportunity to visit this motor museum. As a youngster I was able to visit the predecess in Heidelberg. The current display was every thing and more than I expected,amazing display and a place that a car enthusiast can sit and dream for hours.
Keith Weaver experienced the The Franschhoek Motor Museum
