Caister Castle Car Collection

About

Caister Castle Car Collection is the largest privately‑owned motor museum in the UK, housed within the historic Caister Castle. Visitors can wander through a purpose‑built exhibition space that showcases over 120 cars and 100 motorcycles, ranging from the 1893 Panhard et Levassor – the world’s first practical automobile – to a 1990s customised Harley‑Davidson and iconic racing shells such as Jim Clark’s Lotus and Peter Rachman’s Cadillac. The museum also offers a panoramic view of the castle tower, a picnic area, a café with light refreshments, and disabled facilities, making it an accessible day‑trip for families and car enthusiasts alike. The collection is complemented by displays of bicycles, horse‑drawn vehicles, and pedal cars, giving visitors a comprehensive look at Britain’s motor‑vehicle heritage.

Highlights

• Panhard E.T. Levassor (1893)
• First Ford Fiesta (production line)
• Jim Clark's Lotus
• Broad Transport Displays

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At a glance

• Typical visit: about 3 hours

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