Gasoline Alley Museum

Gasoline Alley Museum, part of Heritage Park in Calgary, houses an extensive multi‑storey collection of antique cars, restored trucks and Canada’s largest display of vintage gas pumps. Themed exhibits include a turn‑of‑the‑20th‑century street scene, a vintage drive‑in movie and interactive Family Gallery.

The museum operates within Heritage Park’s year‑round campus; admission options and seasonal hours are managed through the park. Visitor amenities include washrooms, maps, transit/parking info and wheelchair access—see Heritage Park for current ticketing and hours.

Short intro: A compact, multi‑level exhibit focused on automotive and petroleum history with restored vehicles and period displays.

Look out for:

• One of the world’s largest public collections of antique vehicles, organized by era and type.

• Canada’s largest collection of restored gas pumps, displayed alongside signage and artifacts.

• Themed scenes such as a turn‑of‑the‑20th‑century street and a vintage drive‑in movie display.

• A Family Gallery with hands‑on elements suitable for kids and vehicle enthusiasts.

Best way to experience it: Combine your visit with a Heritage Park admission to see Gasoline Alley in context with the living‑history village; allow 45–90 minutes for the museum itself and check the park’s Hours & Admission page for seasonal inclusions.

• Admission, memberships and seasonal inclusions are set by Heritage Park—check their Tickets/Admission page.

• The site lists wheelchair access, washrooms, parking and transit info; confirm accessibility details with the park if needed.

• Some exhibits and park areas have seasonal hours—plan around Heritage Park’s published schedule.

• Gasoline Alley spaces are available for rentals/events; contact Heritage Park for catering and booking information.