Haynes Motor Museum offering experiences and memories for families this Summer with interactivity and interesting vehicles to learn about
Haynes Motor Museum makes itself the main destination for families after adventure and discovery this Summer, with the ability to explore iconic vehicles and motoring history, as well as immersive new experiences, exhibits & features for visitors all ages. Examples include a super-sized Scalextric track and brick building stations.
There is plenty of memories to be made, at the new DriveTribe exhibition for example, where you will see cars from Richard Hammond’s popular social media platform. TV vehicles such as 1962 Opel Kadett ‘Oliver’ from the Top Gear Botswana Special are highlights, with a dynamic mix of video displays & behind the scenes stories.
Families will enjoy the “3, 2, 1, GO!” trail that sees visitors introduced to the fascinating world of vehicles with less than four wheels, anywhere from motorised travel to modern innovations. It reveals unusual ways we have moved across the past decade. You can also free your imagination at the brick building stations, and invent your own mode of transport to test our driving skills on the giant Scalextric circuit.
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