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BRITAIN is hiding a car museum that “transports you to another era”.
Brooklands in Surrey boasts antique motors, supercars and you can even steps inside a Concorde jet.
Visitors to the Weybridge attraction are thrown into a world of motor sport and aviation innovation.
And what’s more, the nostalgia spot allows Brits to race their motors round its very own track.
The museum has attracted rave reviews, with many saying it is the best outing they’ve ever had.
One happy punter said: “I am not particularly a motorcar or aircraft enthusiast but I loved the museum.
“I had no idea it was such a great place to visit.”
Another said it was worth coughing up an extra £6.50 to get on Concorde.
TOP TEN CAR MUSEUMS
The top 10 best car museums in the world:
- Gilmore Car Museum – Michigan, USA
- Nethercutt Collection – California, USA
- Țiriac Collection – Otopeni, Romania
- Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automotive Museum – Indiana, USA
- Revs Institute – Florida, USA
- Museum of American Speed – Nebraska, USA
- Automuziejus Vilnius – Vilnius, Lithuania
- The Henry Ford Museum – Michigan, USA
- Brooklands Museum – Weybridge, England
- Lane Motor Museum – Tennessee, USA
Source: Auto Trader
They explained: “It is not to be missed and really is the best thing I have done in a long time.”
A third added: “This was probably one of the most enjoyable experience and will not be forgotten.”
The museum is such a hit, Auto Trader placed it ninth on a list of the ten best car museums in the world.
Top of the pile was Gilmore Car Museum in Michigan, USA, which boasts an average Google Review score of 4.9/5.
Gilmore focuses on models produced in America and counts 300 vehicles in its collection, including a 1970 Dodge Challenger and a unique 1967 Shelby GT500 Prototype.
The museum also allows visitors to drive a Ford Model T.
It was the world’s first mass-produced car, which is controlled via three pedals, two hand controls and a hand lever.