Jari-Matti Latvala has rally museum in Tuuri, Finland: http://www.latvalamotorsport.com/ind...tonayttely_en/
Definitely worth visit if you happen to be around.
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Jari-Matti Latvala has rally museum in Tuuri, Finland: http://www.latvalamotorsport.com/ind...tonayttely_en/
Definitely worth visit if you happen to be around.
I would love to visit this place: https://www.fcaheritage.com/en-uk/he...s/heritage-hub
Unfortunately I don't think it has ever been open for public.
This one is firmly on my list and was hoping to visit this winter, but will have to wait for better days.Quote:
Originally Posted by tpt010
Well, he is co-owner or BMW dealer Invelt which also former sponsor of Václav Pech and current sponsor of Invelt Rally Pačejov
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Originally Posted by tpt010
Old topic, but it is open for public. You need to reserve tickets in advance though. It is located in old Fiat (transmission?) factories in Mirafiori area. I visited in 2023 and it is great. There is also the Museo Nazionalle automboile in Torino which is also great.
Plus Torino just is great city to visit!
Some cars in "collection du prince" in Monte-Carlo:
https://www.mtcc.mc/
This one is nice aswell. The new location is miles better than the old one. Make sure to look on the calendar to see that the thing is open! We almost missed it when there was some private event for most of our holiday XDQuote:
Originally Posted by traxx
There is also a small Museum of Minery and Motorsport in Walbrzych in southern Poland. It was created by Jerzy Mazur, who used to be an off road truck rally driver and competed in Dakar rally.
official website:
https://www.jmmazur.org/
some photos:
https://cit.walbrzych.pl/miejsce/muz...ow-motorowych/
more photos:
https://polska-org.pl/5563349,Walbrz...go_Mazura.html
Worth mentioning is also Classic Remise in Berlin, Germany. It's not a rally museum, more like a classic cars exhibition, but you can also find some rally cars there if you are lucky. I was there in May this year and saw Lancia Stratos and Porsche 911.
Although it doesn't have much to do with rallying, it's worth visiting for sure if you like such cars as Ferrari, Lamborghini, Alfa Romeo, Porsche, Jaguar, Maserati, etc.
Official website:
https://remise.de/berlin/short-facts/englisch
A couple of photos:
https://kosynier.eu/pl/blog/classic-...ce-w-berlinie/
Another museum in Poland - Motoring Museum Wena in Olawa. This one is also focused on historic cars, but you can also find some rally and racing cars there:
https://www.muzeummotoryzacjiwena.pl/o-muzeum/