Autoseum

The Autoseum is a transportation museum in Simrishamn displaying cars and motorcycles from multiple periods and manufacturers. The collection spans over 200 vehicles arranged across approximately 2,500 square meters of exhibition space.

The collection includes rare early automobiles from around 1905, such as the De Dion-Bouton and a 1915 Milburn Electric model. These vehicles document the earliest years of the automobile industry in Europe and North America.

The museum houses a music collection with gramophones and barrel organs gathered by John Fransson and Marianne Nilsson over decades. These instruments show how people once experienced music in their homes and on the streets.

The museum shop offers model cars and technical toys and can be visited without purchasing a ticket to the main exhibitions. This makes it possible to browse products and get a feel for the place before committing to the full visit.

The museum incorporates Sweden's only model aircraft museum presenting the evolution of aviation through historical miniature reproductions. This separate collection traces how aircraft design changed from the earliest flying machines to modern designs.

Location: Simrishamn Municipality

Address: Fabriksgatan 10

Website: http://autoseum.se/fordon.html

GPS coordinates: 55.54882,14.34230

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:06