Get ready to rev your engines and embark on a turbo-charged Easter adventure at Haynes Motor Museum, running from March 29th to April 14th.
Nestled in the heart of Somerset, this iconic museum, showcasing the rich history of motoring from 1895 to the present day, invites visitors to delve beneath the bonnets of some of the world’s most legendary motor vehicles.
If you’ve ever wondered about the inner workings of those oddly shaped engine parts hidden under the hood, then this trail is tailor-made for you. Dive deep into the world of engines and uncover the distinctions between a V6 and a V8, demystify the magic behind three cylinders versus six, and unlock a treasure trove of fuel-injected facts.
Younger enthusiasts can embark on an Eggsplorer Adventure, scouring the museum’s vast halls and exhibitions in a quest to discover hidden giant eggs. Each egg holds a clue, challenging participants to unleash their wit and ingenuity to decode the secret message.
Jon Ducker, Visitor Experience Manager, expressed, “Our Easter events provide a wonderful opportunity for families to come together, have fun, and forge enduring memories as they explore our unparalleled collection of motor vehicles. It’s a thrilling way for visitors to interact with our exhibits while enjoying the excitement of discovery.”
But the adventure doesn’t end there! Visitors can also immerse themselves in the new interactive motorcycle exhibition, ‘Life on Two Wheels’. Learn the secrets of motorcycle balance, discover if you’re a mod or rocker with a captivating quiz, and uncover the social fabric of motorcycling history in Britain.
Haynes Motor Museum, established to preserve the remarkable collection of vehicles, automobilia, library, and archive by John Haynes OBE in 1985, stands as an independent registered charity and an Arts Council England accredited museum.
Spanning across 15 exhibition areas, the museum boasts a diverse collection ranging from the inception of motoring and nostalgic classics to contemporary supercars and iconic racing vehicles, including Nigel Mansell’s legendary Williams F1 race car FW14.
After a day of exploration, visitors can unwind at Café 750, treating themselves to a hot beverage and delectable bites, while little ones can frolic in the dedicated outdoor car play area. For the budding drivers, a fleet of Little Tike cars awaits to transport them around the museum grounds.
Conveniently located just off the A303 at Sparkford in Somerset, Haynes Motor Museum promises an exceptional value, fun-filled family day out. Book online and save 10%, with the added perk of enjoying free revisits throughout the year.
For further information, contact Haynes Motor Museum at 01963 440804 or visit www.haynesmotormuseum.org.
