Musée Rétro-Mobile Drouais

Small volunteer‑run museum in Dreux exhibiting a collection of cars, motorcycles, bicycles and petroliana from the late 19th to mid‑20th century. The displays include roughly 20 cars, several motorcycles and period objects, with local highlights such as a Facel‑Véga and a 1930 Delahaye ambulance.

The museum is managed by the Rétro Mobile Club Drouais and is listed by the Office de Tourisme du Pays de Dreux and FFVE. Opening patterns vary by source—check the museum or tourism office before you go.

A compact, club‑run display of restored vehicles and motorcycling history set in Dreux’s former abattoirs building. Exhibits are arranged for close viewing and photo opportunities.

Look out for:

• About 20 vintage cars, including a locally built Facel‑Véga and a 1930 Delahaye ambulance.

• A selection of motorcycles, cyclomoteurs and historic bicycles.

• Petrol pumps, toys and automobilia that illustrate motoring culture to mid‑20th century.

• Informal, volunteer‑led interpretation rather than high‑tech displays.

Best way to experience it:

Allow 45–90 minutes to browse the collection at a relaxed pace. Visit on a listed opening day and call the museum or the Office de Tourisme to confirm hours, as published schedules differ.

• Check opening days with the museum or Office de Tourisme before visiting.

• Payment on site is reported as cash or cheque; bring small change.

• Free entry for children under 12 is noted on the tourism page.

• Parking is available; the building is a restored industrial site with uneven surfaces.