The National Automobile Museum has a “Wow!” factor you won't want to miss. Our Museum has more than 240 eye-popping cars with authentic street scenes and sounds and the facades bring …
The National Automobile Museum has a “Wow!” factor you won't want to miss. Our Museum has more than 240 eye-popping cars with authentic street scenes and sounds and the facades bring displays to life. From a Museum store to a theatre, with artifacts from each era, there is plenty to see and do here at the Museum. We have been named one of the Top Ten automobile Museums in America and the #1 Museum in Reno.
Reviews
Tripadvisor
5.0/5 · 1,848 reviews
5-star
80%
4-star
16%
3-star
4%
2-star
0%
1-star
0%
Recent reviews
History
Time
Tours
Kid Friendly
Events & Exhibition
Price
Artifacts
Parking
Any rating
Loading reviews...
Jan 8, 2025
I was definitely impressed. The collection of over 240 cars is incredible, especially seeing some of the rare, vintage models up close. The museum does a great job bringing everything to life with th…Full review by greggarnett
Nov 29, 2024
This museums have an incredible collection of automobiles and cars, telling the story from the original cars to today. They also have a lot of places to take pictures with your family, a gift shop, a…Full review by Z1019PPestebanm
Nov 3, 2024
So fun and interesting to walk around and see all the old vehicles and how they progressed over the years. My boys loved itFull review by Global13006189139
Yes, there is a admission fee. As you appear to live in Reno, you have two options, 1) give them a phone call and asK. 2) Visit them and ask. Trust this information will be helpful.
How would I get to museum if I am at the Peppermill? Public tr ansportation.
A:
I'm guessing your looking for options and won't dismiss any, out of hand : (1) Lyft or Uber is an option ; (2) Walking is an option during the daytime (it is about 2.2miles one way if you …
I'm guessing your looking for options and won't dismiss any, out of hand : (1) Lyft or Uber is an option ; (2) Walking is an option during the daytime (it is about 2.2miles one way if you take the most direct route) ; (3) The bus (they say) is about $2 and takes about 20mins (one way), but you would first have to walk from the Peppermill to the "Center/Liberty" bus stop (the hotel doorman should be able to direct you). Frankly, if you are on vacation, there are better ways to spend your limited time. I would take an Uber, Lyft or taxi. Get to the museum in the quickest way possible. Any time saved on transit can be used seeing the River Walk or ballpark (which are only a block away from the museum).
Save
Share
More
