Tiny, but somehow really cool. And by tiny, I mean one room. And a relatively small one on top. I still wonder how they managed to fit so many cool classic cars into a small space and somehow make the museum look really cool despite its size.
But from the beginning: I still had a bit of time left towards the end of my time in Monterrey, so I dug a little deeper for things to do in Monterrey and came across this museum. I’m not a car fan or anything, but classic cars… I mean, who doesn’t think they’re kind of cool? So I went – warning to all the women out there, the vibe of the area where I arrived by train is… a bit… I don’t know… deserted, run-down, sketchy. Like not bad bad, but you don’t really feel comfortable. So I left pretty quickly and only took out my phone once to orientate myself.
The museum itself is located in a park – unfortunately only a regular one – and costs 10 pesos? It was really not much, but it did cost a minimal amount. And inside you can then see old plaques and signs on the walls, really cool vintage cars, a wooden carriage and all that sort of thing. Of course you get through pretty quickly, but I thought it was really nice 😊

Go or not? Um…. Because of how I received where you arrive, I would if actually go with another person, because there was just no one there and the vibe just wasn’t cool. Whether it’s worth it or not…. Only if you have time to spare, because it’s a bit further away and you either have to take an Uber or the metro.