Myth Rolls-Royce – a car for kings and dictators

20 of the most famous still existing Rolls-Royce cars are exhibited on more than 3,000 m². Amongst them Queen Mum’s cars, Sir Malcolm Campbell’s, King George V’s and Rolls-Royce’s own factory- and exhibition cars. A detailed reconstruction of the “Cooke Street” shows how Rolls-Royce has worked in Manchester a hundred years go.

The “Tea Room” gives an impression of the British colonial period. Period furniture and exquisite accessories allow you to submerge into the typical atmosphere which was and is so characteristic for the British Empire. Your visit to the museum may be ideally combined with a guided tour and a “five-o’clock tea” with fresh cakes in the “Tea Room”.

Opening hours:
Open all year long
01 Apr. – 31 Oct. from 10:00 to 18:00 h
01 Nov. – 31 Mar. from 10:00 to 17:00 h
Closed: from 24 Dec. to 26 Dec. as well as on 01 Jan.
Closing day: Monday. Open on holidays.