Hellenic Motor Museum Tours and Tickets

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General admission to the Hellenic Motor Museum is €12 for adults, €9 for kids, seniors, and students, and €1 for press. Tickets that include guided tours cost €16 for standard admission, or €13 with a discount.

The Hellenic Motor Museum features a large collection of antique, vintage, classic, and modern vehicles (with several categories in between). One of the oldest cars in the collection is the Hunnia Horse Drawn Carriage built in 1895. A vintage Lincoln Sport Roadster and a classic Bentley MK V1 are also displayed.

The Hellenic Motor Museum began as a classic car collection. Slowly, the owner purchased land around the National Archaeological Museum to create a public exhibition space for his vehicles. Today, the 100+ collection showcases automotive evolution, as well as raising awareness for responsible driving throughout Greece.

Yes, it’s a short walk from the Hellenic Motor Museum to a number of other attractions. The closest is the Alkyonis Theatre, though the most significant is the National Archaeological Museum, only two blocks away. The Pedion tou Areos, a city park with statues and churches, is also nearby.

Yes, the Hellenic Motor Museum has a gift shop on Level 4. While there’s no on-site café—and food and drinks are not allowed inside—you’ll find cafés and eateries within a block of the museum.