Vehoniemi Automotive Museum

Kangasala, Finland

Vehoniemi Automotive Museum exhibition consists about 50 restored cars and motocycles. In the museum you can see for example the only Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL Waxenberger 6.3 in the world and Trabant donated to the Police of Finland. The museum is located in the Vehoniemenharju preservation area. The observation tower has a nice view over the Roine and Längelmävesi lakes.

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Founded: 1983
Category: Museums in Finland
Historical period: Independency (Finland)

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www.automuseo.com

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4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)

User Reviews

Mika Po (3 years ago)
recommend to visit for historic car fans
Laura Wilkinson (3 years ago)
Amazing and versitile.
Toni Hakkarainen (3 years ago)
Nice lication to visit and excellent for ralli fans.
Vipul Sharma (3 years ago)
Good for kids.
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