Museums in Brazil

In it's collection, no less than 270 cars, trucks and buses, in addition up to 400 agricultural machinery can be found.Those who visit Orlândia, a city of São Paulo, a city of 4, 360 km from the Capital, is surprised by one of the largest vehicle museums in Brazil. Founded in 1995, the Agromen Museum has a “sui-generis” collection, as it brings together automobiles, trucks, buses and, above all, tractors and other agricultural machinery and accessories.

There are over 60 trucks shown in this unique collection.

More than 40 vehicles from the 20s to the 80s, more than 600 miniatures, beautiful collection of gas pumps, pedal car, porcelain plates, neon's, watches, bar and shop, all in an air-conditioned environment.

Rubio Sousa Fernal's family collection which includes Fiat Riva, Delahaye and Horch among others.

The Bebedouro Museum was reopened in May 2017 in partnership with the Esplendor Clube do Carro Antigo. The place tells a little about the history of vintage racing, with the evolution of the automobile, aviation and military. With the cars on display, it is possible to travel back in time and observe the various stages that the automobile industry has developed over the years, both in terms of design and engine power.

Maintained by the Veteran Car Club do Ceará, this museum was opened in 1981. Today there are more than 70 cars there, including a Ford Model T from 1917 and several American boulevard cruisers from the 1950s

The private collection of microcars by César Cini, a local businessman has been opened to the public in August, 2021. On a space of 600 sqm there are around 30 cars shown. The museum is located in Bento Gonçalves (RS), in the Serra Gaúcha region – one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in the country, the origin of several of the best wines produced in Brazil. 

A museum has been opened in Balneário Camboriú, a Brazilian beach resort at the end of 2020. More than 30 classic vehicles are being shown

The history of the Automobile Museum began in 1968, when a group of antique car enthusiasts founded the Automobile and Mechanical Antiques Club of Paraná - CAAMP, in order to bring together lovers of these antique machines to encourage their preservation.

This museum has been opened at the end of 2023. There are 85 cars, 20 motorcycles and 40 bicycles on display, totaling 145 vehicles, belonging to collectors from São Paulo.There's also a gokart course and more attractions.