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Squadra Abarth & Rally Collection

Lier, BelgiumOpen today 10am–5pm4.8 · 385 Google reviews
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Overview

Squadra Abarth & Rally Collection opened to the public in April 2025 in Lier and presents a substantial, purpose-built exhibition space focused on Abarth and rally competition cars. The museum displays a historic lineup of rally and related marques across roughly 5,000 m², with sources citing more than 175 vehicles on show.

The collection stems from Guy Moerenhout’s long-running activities with the former Abarth Works Museum and concentrates on race-prepared Fiats, Lancias and other rally models alongside period competition artifacts. It's listed in regional tourism guides as a notable motorsport attraction near Antwerp.

What to Expect

A dedicated, museum-style presentation of Abarth and rally cars spanning several decades, with many restored competition examples and marque-related exhibits.

Look out for:

  • A large number of Abarth race and rally cars, plus related marques such as Fiat, Lancia and Alfa Romeo.
  • Historic competition cars and rally machinery restored for display; some rare models come from the former Abarth Works collection.
  • A curated exhibition across an estimated 5,000 m² with vehicles presented in thematic/chronological order.
  • Interpretive panels and period artifacts that place cars in a motorsport context.

Best way to experience it:

Allow at least 1–2 hours to walk the galleries, read the displays and photograph the cars (check on any photography rules). Visit the official site or local listings before you go to confirm opening times, special events and possible guided tours.

Things to Note

  • Opened to the public in April 2025; check the official site for current opening hours and ticketing.
  • Located in an industrial area of Lier—confirm parking or transit options in advance.
  • Collection is museum-style; most cars are for viewing rather than hands-on interaction.
  • Photography and group-visit policies may vary; verify on arrival or via the museum's contact channels.

Today

Open today 10am–5pm

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