Station 70 Musée de la RN13

Station 70 – Musée de la RN13 preserves the history of the Nationale 13 with a collection of cars, motorcycles, motorised cycles and bicycles, plus thousands of miniatures and vintage advertising panels. The displays include a faithful reproduction of a 1950s garage and themed rooms that trace motoring culture from the 1920s to the 1980s.

The site also houses a small bistro/tea room and a shop selling miniatures and retro souvenirs. Practical visitor info (current opening hours, admission and group catering) is listed on the museum’s official site and should be checked before travel.

A compact, hands-on roadside museum focused on France’s RN13 and mid‑century motoring culture.

Look out for:

• A rotating display of 70+ restored vehicles, from cars to motorcycles and motorised cycles.

• Around 10,000 scale models and roughly 150 enamel advertising signs from the 1920s–1980s.

• A recreated 1950s garage that illustrates period tools, signage and service culture.

• A small on-site bistro/tea room and a shop with miniatures and vintage toys.

Best way to experience it:

Allow 60–90 minutes to browse vehicles and exhibits, pause in the bistro, and visit the shop. If you’re coming with a group or at an off-season time, contact the museum in advance to confirm opening hours and arrange catering or guided group visits.

• Check the official site for current hours and seasonal closures before visiting.

• Group visits and catering are available by reservation; call or email to arrange.

• The museum is on the former RN13—plan driving or parking accordingly.

• Verify accessibility details and admission rates with the museum directly.