Rolls-Royce Museum

The Rolls-Royce Museum contains over 1000 objects and 70 vehicles, with exhibits spanning the entire history of this motor manufacturer.

Founded in 1982 by Franz Vonier and initially located in a former textile factory, the museum officially opened its doors to visitors in 1999.

The museum displays vehicles that belonged to aristocrats and notable figures, including a 1936 Phantom III from Queen Elizabeth's collection.

Following a relocation to Altenrhein, visitors can access the museum by car, train, or bus, with the facility situated 25 minutes from Dornbirn.

The permanent collection features the 1927 Phantom I that appeared in the film Lawrence of Arabia, driven by actor Peter O'Toole.

Location: Vorarlberg

Inception: 1999

Phone: +43557252652

Email: contact@rolls-royce-museum.at

Website: http://rolls-royce-museum.at

GPS coordinates: 47.39060,9.77694

Latest update: March 24, 2025 17:16