Toveks Bilmuseum

Toveks Bilmuseum displays Gregor Tovek’s private collection of more than 80 vehicles, from classic Volkswagens to trucks, motorcycles and mopeds. The collection was relocated to a new Falkenberg hall in 2024 and sits alongside the Toveks Bil branch.

Entry to the museum is free; visiting times follow the Falkenberg Toveks Bil branch opening hours. Highlights include one of Sweden’s earliest imported Volkswagens (manufactured 7 Dec 1948) and era-spanning automotive exhibits useful for enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.

A compact, privately curated display focused on preserved and restored road vehicles.

Look out for:

• Sweden’s oldest Volkswagen (Dec 7, 1948) and multiple classic VWs.

• A varied mix of trucks, motorcycles and mopeds alongside passenger cars.

• Informal, owner-curated presentation rather than a large institutional museum.

• New Falkenberg exhibition hall created after the 2024 relocation.

Best way to experience it:

Visit during Toveks Bil branch hours, allow 30–60 minutes for a thorough walk-through, and pair the stop with nearby Falkenberg attractions or a dealership visit if you’re researching classic vehicles.

• Entry is free; check Toveks Bil Falkenberg opening hours before you go.

• The museum is part of the Toveks Bil site—look for signage at Motellvägen.

• Displays reflect a private collection, so exhibits and access can change.

• Contact the Falkenberg branch phone for visitor queries rather than assuming fixed hours.