Myreton Motor Museum

Myreton Motor Museum is a privately run collection of vintage cars, motorcycles, bicycles, commercial vehicles and motoring memorabilia dating from 1899 onwards. The exhibits are displayed in converted farm buildings, giving a compact, intimate feel.

Founded in 1966 and located between Aberlady and Gullane (about 30 minutes from Edinburgh), the museum is a popular local stop for transport enthusiasts and families. Check the museum website for seasonal opening times and any temporary closures before you travel.

A small, well‑curated display covering early motor transport through mid‑20th century vehicles, plus posters, signs and toys.

Look out for:

• Restored pre‑ and mid‑20th century cars and motorcycles.

• Commercial vehicles and a selection of bicycles.

• Motoring memorabilia: posters, enamel signs and toys.

• Intimate displays in converted cattle courts—good for close views and photography.

Best way to experience it:

Arrive by car (on‑site parking is available), allow 60–90 minutes to browse, and combine with a coastal walk or nearby Gullane/Longniddry villages. Confirm opening hours and admission details on the museum website before visiting.

• On‑site parking available.

• Seasonal opening hours (Mar–Oct daily; Nov–Feb Wed–Sun) — check the website.

• Admission and card policy: the museum lists set prices and notes they may not accept card payments.

• Contact ahead for accessibility or group visits (email or phone on the official site).