Museo del Motor is a three-floor exhibition of over 80 classic and movie cars in Finestrat, next to Benidorm. The general admission price is now €15, up from the €12 that several 2025-dated guides still quote. You can book in advance through Viator to confirm your ticket before you travel.
Quick facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Calle Joan Fuster, 4, 03509 Finestrat (Alicante), Spain |
| Hours | 1 April–30 September: daily 10am–8pm; 1 October–31 March: daily 10am–6pm |
| General admission (16+) | €15 |
| Youth (6–16) | €7 |
| Senior (65+) | €10 |
| Nearest transit | Free hotel pickup available from Benidorm, Finestrat, Altea, Alfaz, Albir, Villajoyosa, and La Nucía |
| Typical visit duration | 1–2 hours |
Why book Museo del Motor tickets?
- 🏛️ 5,000m² dedicated to motoring history, across a purpose-built three-floor building.
- 🎟️ Free hotel pickup and drop-off from across the Marina Baja area, booked at least 4 hours ahead.
- 🌿 Movie icons alongside genuine classics, including two DeLorean DMC-12s and a KITT replica.
- 📜 A 1962 Cadillac Fleetwood limousine once used by the Spanish government.
- 💰 Free for children under 6, with a family pack covering two adults and two youths for €40.
Opening hours for Museo del Motor
From 1 April to 30 September, the museum is open every day, 10am to 8pm. From 1 October to 31 March, hours run 10am to 6pm daily. Last entry is 30 minutes before closing. Some travel guides still describe the museum as closed on Mondays with a fixed 6pm close year-round, which no longer matches the current daily, seasonally extended hours.
Ticket prices for Museo del Motor
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| General (16+) | €15 |
| Youth (6–16) | €7 |
| Senior (65+) | €10 |
| Reduced (disability, youth card, unemployed with ID) | €7 |
| Under 6 | Free |
| Family Pack (2 general + 2 youth) | €40 |
Reduced tickets require ID or the relevant document at entry. The museum also offers a VIP add-on with limousine or Tesla Model X hotel pickup for €60 per person (up to 5 people), booked at least a day ahead. Book through Viator if you’d rather have your ticket confirmed ahead of time.
How to get to Museo del Motor
By car: the museum sits on the Bulevar Comercial in Finestrat, just inland from Benidorm, with parking nearby.
By free hotel pickup: the museum offers free transport to and from hotels in Benidorm, Finestrat, Altea, Alfaz, Albir, Villajoyosa, and La Nucía, booked at least 4 hours in advance.
By bus: regular bus services connect Benidorm and Finestrat, stopping within walking distance of the Bulevar Comercial.
Parking
Parking is available near the museum on the Bulevar Comercial in Finestrat, a short walk from the entrance.
How long to spend at Museo del Motor
Most visitors spend 1 to 2 hours moving through the three floors, longer if stopping for food at Mc Fly’s Diner or the projection room’s documentary screenings.
Accessibility at Museo del Motor
Museo del Motor has facilities suitable for visitors with reduced mobility, with step-free access across its exhibition floors.
What to see at Museo del Motor
The classic car collection spans the 1920s to the 1970s, with highlights including a 1923 Dodge Brothers and a 1962 Cadillac Fleetwood limousine once used by the Spanish government.
The movie car section brings together well-known screen vehicles, including two DeLorean DMC-12s, a KITT replica from Knight Rider, and an Aston Martin Lagonda fitted with a Tickford kit.
The road safety education area uses the collection to explain how vehicle safety has evolved, aimed at families and school groups.
The projection room screens documentaries on the history of motoring, its brands, and manufacturers.
Mc Fly’s Diner & Restaurant, the museum’s 1950s-themed food truck cafe, serves burgers and snacks named after Back to the Future characters.
Note that the on-site restoration workshop isn’t yet open to the public, despite appearing in some general descriptions of the museum.
Practical visitor tips
| Tip | Detail |
|---|---|
| Book your free hotel pickup early | It needs at least 4 hours’ notice, so arrange it well before you plan to visit. |
| Bring ID for reduced tickets | Youth, senior, and reduced-rate categories all need proof at the entrance. |
| Don’t expect a working workshop tour | The restoration workshop isn’t open to visitors yet, despite being part of the museum’s wider description. |
| Combine with lunch at Mc Fly’s Diner | The themed food truck cafe is a popular stop partway through or after the visit. |
| Check the current season’s hours | Closing time extends to 8pm from April to September and drops to 6pm the rest of the year. |
FAQ
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| How much does a ticket cost? | €15 general admission, higher than the €12 some guides still quote, with reduced rates for youths, seniors, and other categories. Booking in advance confirms your ticket ahead of time. |
| What are the current opening hours? | Daily, 10am to 8pm from April to September, and 10am to 6pm from October to March. |
| Is the restoration workshop open to visitors? | Not yet, despite appearing in general descriptions of the museum. |
| Is transport included? | Free hotel pickup is available from several nearby towns, booked at least 4 hours ahead; a paid VIP limousine option is also available. |
| Is it wheelchair accessible? | Yes, the museum has facilities suitable for visitors with reduced mobility. |
Things to do nearby
The Museo de Vehículos Históricos de Guadalest, a collection of over 140 classic motorcycles and micro-cars, is about 20 to 25 minutes’ drive away in the mountain village of Guadalest.
Terra Mítica, a historical theme park, and Terra Natura, a zoo, both sit within the same cluster of Benidorm-area attractions.
Aqualandia, one of the Costa Blanca’s biggest water parks, is a short drive away for a change of pace.
Benidorm’s Old Town and beaches offer a classic seaside contrast to the museum’s indoor exhibits.
Tirolinas Go Alicante, a forest canopy adventure park, is about 8km north of Benidorm.
What to visit tomorrow
The Museo de Carruajes y Motocicletas Zamar, in El Algar, near Murcia, holds a collection of historic carriages and motorcycles. It’s about an hour to an hour and a half’s drive from Benidorm, making it a realistic day trip for anyone keen to see more of the region’s motoring heritage.
More Spain travel
Other Spain travel guides on Planet Whitley include:
- Key information for visiting Murcia Cathedral in Spain.
- What to know before visiting Peniscola Castle near Valencia.
- How to get to the Poblet Monastery in Tarragona.
- What you need to know before visiting Tarragona Cathedral.
- What to expect at the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya and Poble Espanyol in Barcelona.
