Uusikaupunki Automobile Museum

The Uusikaupunki Automobile Museum is a collection space that documents the history of automotive development in Finland. The objects are spread across multiple exhibition areas and display cars, motorcycles, racing machine memorabilia, and two aircraft.

The museum was established in 1984 and documents the city's automobile production, which started in the 1960s with vehicle manufacturing. The collection reflects decades of local industrial development and technological advancement.

The exhibits feature Finnish automotive designs and innovations that shaped the nation's car industry, from early vehicles to modern creations by local designers. Visitors can see how Finnish manufacturers approached engineering and design differently from their European counterparts.

A visit to the museum requires time to look carefully, as many vehicle details and engineering techniques deserve attention. The spaces are well-organized and manageable for standard tour visits.

The museum operates an active restoration workshop where visitors can watch how classic vehicles are actually overhauled and repaired. This workspace allows guests to see the hands-on process of bringing machines back to working condition.