Incredible place if you're a petrol head like me. Oh my goodness, the cars the bikes, busses, military vehicles etc. We even got a personal tour of the restoration workshop by the museum owner. Brilliant. This place is a must do on any visit to the island. You won't be disappointed

The highlight of our trip and every bit has been fantastic but we had the fantastic luck of meeting Denis the Director and could have stayed all day. From bikes to cars to engines and even some space shuttles oh and the odd hearse... Wow Wow is all I can say and thank you so so much we truly felt honoured

Very good, could spend hours looking round all the vehicles. Amd a good restaurant beside it

Great to see a good variety of motorised vehicles. There's a little something for everyone. And pop into The Old Guardhouse opposite the entrance after your visit.. Lovely little place for a cuppa and bite to eat...

Amazing collection of cars. Huge variety and friendly staff who explain everything. This a petrol heads heaven and absolutely worth it. If this was in London they would make a killing.

Absolutely incredible experience for any petrol head. Amazing collection of machinery from cars to trucks to steam engines to motorcycles and everything in between. Allow a minimum of 2 hours to get around. Plenty of parking. Food available also. Well worth the visit and highly recommended. 10/10

Fantastic best hidden gem on island. Truly amazing. Allow at least 2 hrs. V v impressive. Fabulous owner on site .

Great museum/collection. Loads to see. Information on each car, bike or vehicle. Staff friendly giving good info. Allow more time than you think. Cafe is good for a pit stop half way through.

What a wide range of vehicles from the United Kingdom and the United States of America. Really enjoyed exploring around various vehicles like minted condition, good condition, rusty condition, and wreckage condition that you can see the photos to shoe but not take all photos each vehicle. There have included two of American LaFrance Fire Engine and Ladder. Roll Royce belongs to Noman Wisdom, DeLorean (familiar from Back to the Future: DeLorean), and various different of vehicle. There are cafes at other buildings.

Itself is a special museum because 90% is privately owned by Dennis and Darren. If you are a coach group and need to go somewhere for a couple of hours on a wet day on the IOM, this museum is the place to go. The Guards' room cafe 50 yards away supply the snacks and toilets. Just brilliant.

If your into cars or bikes this is a must see You could easily pass the whole day in here made my trip to the isle of man And the staff were so helpful and informative I will be back 10/10

Excellent museum, plenty to see! Huge selection of bikes on display from all years and types. Second visit is as good as the first!

Absolutely superb! Such a variety of vehicles from the mundane to the exotic to the absolute rarities. Spoke to some of the staff whilst there and was very impressed with their enthusiasm and knowledge, also spoke to the owner, though I didn't realise this at the time. Fascinating day out - go there and see it!!

An absolute world class museum with plenty of cars, bikes and even a part of a space station! to keep you entertained. The entry price initially made me baulk but once I was inside and saw what they had to offer I soon forgot about it and spent an enjoyable few hours looking at all the exhibits and really enjoyed my time in the museum. If you're ever on the Isle of Man and have even a passing interest in cars and bikes then I'd highly recommend taking a visit to the museum. You won't be disappointed.

Amazing collection of cars, bikes and buses. A must place to go for anyone visiting the Isle of Man.

Thoroughly enjoyed our visit to this museum. Spent a good 3 hours there looking at all the vehicles and bikes. So interesting to read about each one and often reading of how they were acquired and used. Very friendly owner who was happy to stop and chat. Thank you very much.

Great attraction highly recommended plenty to see very Interesting lovely staff great gift shop.Well worth a visit when on the island

Great day spent at the museum with my boys. They enjoyed looking at all the cars that were on show.

One of best car museums we've visited (and we've been to a LOT of them) So many interesting and unusual cars and motorbikes, plus lots of TT memorabilia. The absolute best part are the little stories about the production, acquisition and/or restoration of the cars. There is a small shop with an assortment of Manx and museum souvenirs, plus interesting car related items. There's also a nice cafe outside with a range of cake and light food.

Very nice and clean welcoming staff. Bit expensive if you have a family

If you like motors you must visit this place. Lots of variety. Beautiful vehicles. Very much disabled friendly, plenty of space to manoeuvre a wheelchair and nice lifts.

Vast array of vehicles, friendly, helpful and knowledgeable staff. Allow plenty of time for your visit as there is so much to see. Free parking too. From unrestored barn finds to immaculate restorations and some still in progress.

Getting there is fairly easy as it is well sign posted. On arrival there are electric charging points and disabled parking, as well as plenty of additional parking spaces. The entry is flat and clearly marked. This is a charge for visiting & you should check the web page for details, however we found it great value for money. Again full praise for the lay out, because it is great for disabled people and there are good lifts up for the floors where the bikes are. Everywhere including the toilets are very clean. While you aren't allowed to touch the exhibits there are volunteers who will show you things. This we took advantage of and it was wonderful. Okay a minor niggle is that there aren't enough British cars, but that is just a personal preference not big thing to worry about. If you love Motors, then this is a must, just don't expect a quick look around because you'll miss so much if you. Finally every member of staff we spoke to and I am sorry I can't remember your names, shone with love for what they're doing and you almost feel everything saying how happy we are to be here.

Super place to visit and they only ask for donations...you easily pass a couple of hours there...but the bus service to the place is very limited

This place is the most amazing motor museum I have been to. We spent 3 hours looking at all the vehicles. Well worth the visit. Some of the bikes were an eye opener. Especially Guy Martin's wall of death bike.

Great place, vast mix of vehicles to look at. Immaculately presented. The best motor museum I've been to.

Really brilliant. Seriously good. A real eclectic collection of cars and bikes. I consider myself a petrolhead but there were some makes of cars I hadn't heard of. One of the guys at the museum was so knowledgeable. Spent 2 hours there. Only left as I needed a sit down. Pic of a bike that they have which I had in the 1970s. Not mine but registered same year, same month, same colour

Great collection of vehicles. As you'd expect in the Isle of Man there are loads of motorcycles including many racing bikes, some from past TTs. There are also many American vehicles and specials and 'one offs'. If you're interested in any form of motorised transport you'll enjoy a visit!