Places

World's largest car museum, built on the seized Schlumpf brothers' hoard of over 400 cars including a peerless Bugatti Royale line-up.

Sprawling private Brittany collection of 400-plus cars strong on French sports and rally machinery, with a dedicated Alpine and F1 hall.

Rebuilt and reopened in 2026 at the circuit entrance, telling the story of the 24 Hours with genuine Le Mans winners.

Family-run collection of 200-plus vehicles plus a huge trove of pedal cars and enamel signs near the historic Reims-Gueux racing triangle.

Peugeot's official heritage museum beside the Sochaux plant, tracing 210 years from pepper mills and bicycles to Le Mans prototypes.

Housed in the former Matra factory, celebrating the marque's F1 and triple Le Mans-winning sports cars alongside the Renault Espace it engineered.

Michelin's interactive brand museum at its home city covering tyres, Bibendum and its motorsport and aviation heritage.

France's oldest car museum, set in a château above the Saône with pioneer-era vehicles.

State museum inside the imperial palace charting the transition from horse-drawn carriages to the first automobiles.

Long-established seaside collection of around 150 cars from 1885 onward, including rare cyclecars and pre-war classics.

A Burgundy wine château whose grounds are packed with Abarth racing cars, motorcycles, fighter jets and fire engines.

Bookable guided tours of Alpine's historic Dieppe plant where the A110 is hand-assembled.