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Museums in France

Robert Keyaerts' Cadillac Museum

Robert Keyaerts, a late Belgian industrialist amassed the biggest collection of Cadillac cars outside North America. There are also Bentley and Rolls-Royce cars housed in an old castle. The Planchoury estate was, between 1989 and 2006, the first European museum of the American automobile brand Cadillac, bringing together more than seventy exceptional vehicles, now a private collection.

Musée Cadillac Robert Keyaerts

Safran Museum

Safran aerospace museum shows the history of Safran propulsion for planes and rockets from 1905 to the present. It features a collection of over 400 engines and also a complete collection of Gnome & Rhone motorcycles.

Musée Safran

Station 70

Station 70 is the official museum of National 13 highway recalling mobility in France during the 1950s and 1960s.  It comprises an exhibition area with over 70 vehicles (cars, motorcycles, motorised cycles, bicycles), 10,000 miniatures and 150 enamelled advertising panels dating from 1920 to the 1980s. Reproduction of a 1950s garage. With its small old-fashioned bistro, a timeless and convivial site where you can enjoy a drink or even a meal (bookings required for groups).
 

Station 70 Musée N13

The Retro Barn

In this 150 m² space, the passion of a lifetime is displayed. That of Gérard Veignal, a former coachbuilder from La Ferté-Saint-Aubin who was infected by the virus of old vehicles when he was very young. By no means stingy with anecdotes, he leads the visit with undisguised pleasure. Every car, every bicycle, every motorcycle,
awakens in him memories that he is quick to share with his audience.