East Anglia Transport Museum

Britain's largest private motor collection spans an 1893 Panhard et Levassor through to Jim Clark's Lotus and the very first Ford Fiesta, all housed beside a moated 15th-century castle.

A volunteer-run Norfolk gem housing the 1897 Soame Steam Cart, one of the oldest surviving steam cars in the UK, alongside giant stationary engines including the one that once powered Tower Bridge.

Housed in the former coach houses of Sandringham House, this Royal estate museum displays motor cars, carriages and memorabilia used by successive generations of the British Royal Family.

A rare living collection where veteran cars, motorcycles and some of the world's oldest airworthy aircraft are kept in full working order and regularly demonstrated at airshows on the grass airfield.