Myskery

Myskery is a small, family-run automuseum in Emmen housed in a former car showroom. The collection mixes classic cars and youngtimers with miniatures, taxidermy and local art, and some vehicles are offered for sale or trade.

The museum is BOVAG‑recognized and open Fridays (and by appointment). Admission is modest and proceeds support a soup kitchen project in Namibia, reflecting the museum's community focus.

A compact, eclectic display that blends automotive history with personal memorabilia and local art.

Look out for:

• Restored Ford dealer history and vehicles tied to the Misker family.

• A mix of classic cars and youngtimers, plus model car displays.

• Unusual exhibits like taxidermy and local art installations.

• Notices that some cars may be for sale or shown as part of private collections.

Best way to experience it: Visit on Friday during open hours or book an appointment if you need a weekend or group visit; allow 45–90 minutes to browse and ask the owner or staff about the provenance of standout vehicles.

• Open Fridays 10:00–17:00; also open by appointment.

• Entrance fee is €5; proceeds are donated to a soup kitchen project in Namibia.

• Located at Odoornerweg 4 in Emmen; housed in an old showroom and suitable for small group visits.

• Some vehicles on display may be offered for sale—ask staff before photographing close-up details.