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The Cité de l'Automobile in Mulhouse, Alsace, is the world's largest car museum and home to over 100 road and racing cars from various top automotive brands, including Ferrari, Maserati, Mercedes, Porsche, and the world's largest collection of Bugattis. The museum also hosts a contemporary exhibition that pairs the Lamborghini brand with the Pop Art artistic movement, featuring significant Lamborghini cars from the 1960s to the present day, including the Miura #3586, which was also featured in the film "The Italian Job." The exhibition aims to preserve and safeguard the future of the classic car heritage by using exciting cars and the enchanted universe of Pop art to engage younger generations.
The desire to get out of the house after so many months now has a destination in the form of the world’s largest Automobile Museum at Mulhouse, in Alsace. Spread over 25,000 square metres, it is no coincidence that they call this exhibition the Citè de l'Automobile of exhibition, with well over 100 road and racing carsfrom different brands on display. Many of the top automotive brands are there, including Ferrari, Maserati, Mercedes, Porsche, in addition to the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of Bugattis.
The Cité de l'Automobile in Mulhouse is the world’s largest car museum which is home to the world’s largest Bugatti collection.
The Museum, now run by the French Cultural Heritage, was originally conceived from the crazy passion of the Schlumpf brothers who ruined their company by buying 87 Bugattis, including two of the six Royals ever produced, and building what is now this Museum.
