Manoir de l'Automobile et des Vieux Métiers

Manoir de l'Automobile et des Vieux Métiers displays more than 400 historic vehicles across roughly 15,000 m², with themed scenographies from rally cars to proto and racing displays. The site pairs a large car collection with recreated workshops and period trades for broader cultural context.

Located in the motor town of Lohéac, the museum is a regional automotive hub recognized by tourism offices and the French Federation for Historic Vehicles. The layout is walkable and suitable for hobbyists, families and anyone interested in motoring history.

A large, indoor exhibition of vintage and racing vehicles framed by period shop scenes and themed displays.

Look out for:

• Extensive rally and racing car displays, including an F1‑style start grid.

• Period‑accurate “vieux métiers” scenographies that recreate old trades and workshops.

• Over 400 vehicles staged across multiple halls and rooms in a 15,000 m² footprint.

• Informational panels in French; limited English signage may be available.

Best way to experience it:
Arrive with at least 1.5–2 hours to move through the halls at leisure, follow the themed circuits to see rally and proto cars together, and combine the visit with a walk to the nearby Lohéac tourist office for local tips.

• Large site with many indoor halls; wear comfortable shoes.

• Information panels are primarily in French; bring a translator app if needed.

• Nearby tourist services are within a short walk in Lohéac centre.

• Check the official website for current opening days, seasonal closures and booking details.