Nestled in Limassol, the Cyprus Historic & Classic Motor Museum is a must-visit destination for anyone intrigued by timeless design, mechanical artistry, and the golden age of motoring. Founded in 2014 by former rally champion Dimi Mavropoulos, the museum showcases one of the most impressive private collections of classic vehicles in the Eastern Mediterranean.

A Journey Through Automotive History

With over 340 classic vehicles, the museum offers a fascinating journey through the evolution of the automobile. Visitors can admire iconic models from the 19th century, such as the Benz Motorwagen, widely considered the world’s first petrol-powered car, alongside rare gems and legendary classics from the 20th century.

From stately limousines and vintage fire trucks to quirky microcars and glamorous convertibles, the museum’s diverse collection is thoughtfully curated to captivate car lovers and curious travellers alike. Highlights include:

• One of the original Minis from the popular Mr Bean series.
• The armoured Cadillac of Archbishop Makarios, the first President of Cyprus.
• A Rover from Margaret Thatcher’s fleet.
• Elegant classics from Rolls-Royce, Jaguar, Mercedes-Benz and many more.
• Steam Rollers and small aircrafts.
• A big collection of Model cars.

Each car is lovingly restored and maintained, offering visitors a chance to step back in time and witness the craftsmanship and innovation that shaped modern transportation.

Award-Winning Experience

The museum has earned multiple accolades from the Cyprus Tourism Awards, including Gold and Silver Honours in the “Museums and Cultural Sites” category—recognition of its unique contribution to cultural tourism and heritage preservation.

Whether you are a car enthusiast, a curious traveller, or looking for an unforgettable stop in Limassol, the Cyprus Historic & Classic Motor Museum promises a memorable experience for all ages.

Be sure to bring your camera or smartphone, as the photo opportunities are exceptional.

Book your tour for a journey through automotive history today. Contact the concierge for more information.