365 Oldtimer Museum

The 365 Oldtimer Museum in Budapest features a diverse collection of over 100 classic cars, including unique models like the 110-year-old Renault Skiff Labourdette Carrose and a 1926 Ford Model T truck. The museum offers educational programs highlighting Hungarian automotive pioneers and regularly updates its exhibitions to provide fresh experiences for visitors.

Planning your visit

The 365 Oldtimer Museum in Budapest holds over 100 classic cars, and its distinguishing feature is the attention given to Hungarian automotive history — a subject almost entirely absent from the major marque museums of Germany and Italy. Hungary produced significant engineering: Csonka and Banki patented the carburettor in 1893, and the Ganz works built vehicles and railway equipment exported worldwide.

The collection ranges widely, from a 110-year-old Renault with Labourdette skiff coachwork — a body built like a wooden boat hull, of which few survive anywhere — to a 1926 Ford Model T truck and postwar European and Eastern Bloc vehicles.

Exhibitions rotate, so the display changes between visits, and educational programmes run alongside.

For visitors, it offers a different angle on Budapest from the thermal baths and the ruin bars, and it works for enthusiasts and families alike.

Bookable options are entry tickets. Current availability is listed below.