The Riga Motor Museum hosts the largest and the most modern antique vehicle collection in the Baltics. The museum’s exhibition is organized in a form of an exciting interactive story about unique vehicles, notable persons and the most significant events in the history of the automotive industry, complemented by modern multimedia technologies.
During the large-scale renovation works, the museum has gained larger and improved exhibition premises, a pleasant landscaped environment, as well as ease of access for every visitor and a new interactive exposition.
The museum’s collection is located on three floors and covers more than 4000 square meters, and currently it exhibits the largest and most diverse antique vehicle collection in the Baltics, including more than 100 unique cars, motorcycles and bicycles. The exhibition tells a story about unique vehicles, notable persons and the most significant events in the history of the automotive industry.
Visitors can explore it using modern and diverse multimedia and design features, as well as participating in several interactive displays. Historical vehicles displayed in a modern way makes a visit to Riga Motor Museum an exciting way to spend a day.
A wide range of different services are offered so that museum visitors can have a day well spent exploring these utterly unique vehicles at the Riga Motor Museum. The youngest visitors can play and learn at the kid’s fun zone. The museum also offers in-depth guided tours through the museum’s collection, a museum café, a souvenir shop and free of charge car parking.
Why visit
Riga Motor Museum is the perfect destination for anyone curious about the evolution of automobiles. With more than 100 vehicles on display, it presents a fascinating timeline of car development - from early 20th-century models to iconic sports cars. The museum is known for its interactive exhibits and thoughtful design, making it enjoyable not just for car lovers, but also for families, school groups, and casual visitors.
Historical highlight
Highlights include a replica of the 1938 Auto Union Grand Prix car, a collection of rare European classics, and unique Latvian-built vehicles - some formerly used by political leaders.
How to get there
The museum is located at Sergeja Eizenšteina iela 8 in Riga’s Mežciems district. It’s about 15 to 20 minutes by car from the city centre, with on-site parking available. If you’re using public transport, buses from central Riga (such as bus No. 5) stop right near the museum, and the trip takes around 30-40 minutes.