How to get there
The Heritage Motor Centre is located in the heart of the Warwickshire countryside, in 65 acres of parkland and is just 12 miles from Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon and 9 miles from the historic town of Warwick.
By RoadJ12 of the M40
The Heritage Motor Centre is a two minute drive from J12 of the M40 and is signposted from the motorway.
By Public Transport15-20 minute taxi ride or 77 bus from The Parade in Leamington Spa centre.
The nearest railway stations are Leamington Spa and Warwick Parkway. The museum is a 15-20 minute taxi ride from either station.
Alternatively you can catch the number 77 bus from The Parade in Leamington Spa centre. The bus stops at the Heritage Motor Centre and ends in Stratford.
Set in 65 acres of beautiful Warwickshire countryside, the Heritage Motor Centre is home to the world's largest collection of historic British cars displayed within a stunning Art-Deco style modern building. In the Centre's exhibition halls you will find more than 150 motor cars on display. They represent 100 years of motor manufacture in Britain from the many companies that have been part of the industry. Some are still in business today, whilst others have long since disappeared.
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The conference centre
The Heritage Motor Centre is also a premier conference centre able to accommodate up to 600 delegates. It was chosen to be the venue for MAE2007 because of its modern and expansive facilities, ample parking, geographic location, and close proximity to M40 motorway. |
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Time Road display
Take a walk down the Time Road display where you can see how cars and roads have changed since 1900. The colourful displays tell the story of the car, set to the back drop of the great events in history from the past century. There is not just a great array of cars to see but many other items from Britain's motoring heritage. If you want to know where you would have taken your car for repair in the 1930's, the Period Garage shows what a local garage from vintage times would have looked like. Lord Nuffield's Office sets out the working place of one the most influential men in the motor industry - William Morris, of Morris/MG. His modest office has been carefully recreated with all the original artefacts from his Oxford factory. Visitors can experience the sights and sounds from motoring history in the art deco Motoring Cinema, where films from the Trust's Archive are shown throughout the day. The most important cars from the collection are on display for most of the year. As it is not possible to show all of the cars from the collection, the selection of cars is changed from time-to-time and special exhibitions are presented on a regular basis. If you are coming to see a particular car, please remember to check it is on display before you make your journey. Click on the icon to download a PDF of listing the cars on display. |
  
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