The rides of our lives

National Motor Museum

Opening hours

Open every day from 10 am.

Closed Christmas Day

Where are we

Shannon Street, Birdwood

Admission

Adult: $17.50
Concession: $14.50
Children: $7.50
(children under 5 free)
Family: $41.00
(2 adults, up to 6 children)

Book your session time now>>

What's On

Show all
Exhibitions and displays

Alice Anderson was Australia’s first female garage proprietor. In 1919 Alice purchased a block of land on Cotham Road in Kew, Victoria and opene...

Read More
Exhibitions and displays

Solid Ground: a History of the Birdwood Mill

Read More

Subscribe to our newsletter

Stay up to date with our latest news, events and offers.

Explore our motoring heritage in the heart of the Adelaide Hills.

Visit us

The museum is approximately an hour drive from Adelaide’s CBD.

Find us

Shannon Street, Birdwood, 5234

Museum open daily 10 am – 5 pm

We are closed on Christmas Day

What’s happening on @NationalMotorMuseum

  • Service with a smile! Museum Officer @kylie_macey polishes up the @fordaustralia #Falcon #Squire after an outing with owner Patrick to #carsandcoffee #Barossa this morning. Have you had your #classic out this weekend? #nationalmotormuseum #NMM #Ford #Falcon #FalconSquire
  • Planning a road trip this weekend? These little Spotto cards might come in handy! Of course, they're from the 1950s or early 60s, so you may struggle finding some of the items (good luck spotting an oil basket or a milk bar!) They were kindly donated to our George Brooks Library by Bill Cumpston. Do you remember any other great car games? #visitadelaidehills #spotto #roadtrip #1950s
  • Capacity in the Museum has increased to 75 people starting today 19 June. To find more details on our session times, capacities and to book your ticket online please check our website. We expect another busy weekend so make sure to book ahead to secure your session time! @visitadelaidehills #welcomebacksa #visitadelaidehills
  • Phone bookings are a thing of the past! Book your Museum visit online at www.nationalmotormuseum.com.au (Pictured: 'The World's Largest Mobile Phone', a working telephone used by Telecom Australia for promotion during the 1992 Summer Olympics) @visitadelaidehills #welcomebacksa

Follow us

National Motor Museum

Enter your search term

National Motor Museum

The National Motor Museum and History Trust of South Australia acknowledges the First Nations peoples of South Australia, whose connection to country and living cultures began in time immemorial and continues to the present. We affirm our commitment to advancing reconciliation.