“ne of America’s Greatest Automobile Museums”
The National Automobile Museum (The Harrah Collection) was selected by AutoWeek magazine as one of America’s Five Greatest Automobile Museums in March 2012. The Museum had already been on AutoWeek’s list of the “Sixteen Best” automobile museums in the world. In addition, when the Museum opened in 1989, it was reported to have set the standard for auto museums worldwide with its extensive collection and innovative design.Along with our nearly two million visitors, we invite you to explore our collection of more than 200 exceptional vehicles.
You’ll see vintage, classic and special interest automobiles, rare and one-of-a-kind wonders, dynamic race cars and one of the finest Horseless Carriage collections in the world. The majority of our cars are from the world-famous collection of the late Bill Harrah.You’ll travel through time like few other places and discover a story around every curve. Stroll down our authentic street scenes beginning with the turn-of-the-20th century. Explore galleries of cars, memorabilia and special exhibits that change throughout the year.
Enjoy audio or daily guided tours, story boards and theatre presentations. Be sure to shop in our Museum Store for gifts for family and friends, and the perfect mementos for remembering your experience at the Museum.For your convenience, the Museum is open every day, except Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Great cars, great story and traffic presentation. Can't help feeling sad that this is only a fraction of the original collection. Specializing in special interest and one of a kind vehicles.
Great displays and information on special cars. Many one of a kind and rare vehicles from manufacturers with short lives.
Since you're on a road trip, it's only appropriate that you stop by one of the most comprehensive car museums in the country. Even if you aren't into cars, it's worth it to see the vehicles owned by Frank Sinatra, JFK, James Dean, Elvis, and more, or the cars from Titanic (yes, THAT car) and Rebel Without a Cause-- although their collection of rare and expensive cars and exhibits on all kinds of car-related events are awesome as well.
Really cool cars from late 1800s to 1950s. A few after that but not many. Worth a stop. $10 for adults and $4 for children. Boys loved the gold DeLorean. Parking is free for the museum.
Great museum!
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National Automobile Museum
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- Sun: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
- Mon - Sat: 9:30 am - 5:30 pm
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