Spa-Francorchamps Racetrack Museum — Attraction in Stavelot

The Spa-Francorchamps Racetrack Museum offers an engaging experience for visitors. With its impressive collection of cars and motorcycles and rich history of the circuit, it promises a day filled with learning and excitement. However, the absence of recent Formula 1 cars in the collection might disappoint some fans. Despite this, the museum remains a fantastic place to visit.

The highlight of the museum is its remarkable collection of cars and motorcycles. From vintage classics to powerful racing machines, each vehicle offers a unique glimpse into the evolution of motorsport. The well-maintained exhibits make the museum a must-see for automotive enthusiasts.

The museum also boasts a fascinating history of the Spa-Francorchamps circuit. Detailed displays and informative panels immerse you in the storied past of the track, making each visit educational and entertaining.

As a big F1 fan, I was a bit disappointed by the lack of recent Formula 1 cars. While the museum excels in showcasing motorsport history, the absence of modern F1 vehicles might leave some enthusiasts wanting more.

In conclusion, the Spa-Francorchamps Racetrack Museum is a must-visit for motorsport enthusiasts. The impressive collection and rich history offer a captivating experience, and the additional exhibitions add to the overall enjoyment. Despite the missing recent F1 cars, I highly recommend the museum for a memorable day of automotive history...

Let's be honest, you come here for the eye candy and this little museum certainly delivers by carefully selecting iconic and exotic cars that have graced the Spa track throughout the last 100+ years.

For a small museum, it is packed with what a racing enthusiast would want to experience. Cars, memorabilia, cups, an overview of the evolution of racing at Francorchamps, glimpses at the performances of the greats like Jacky Ickx, Ayrton Senna, Michael Schumacher, etc. All topped off with a racing simulator that let's you experience the track for yourself risk-free.

All in all, it's still a small museum so adjust your expectations accordingly. As enjoyable as it is, it will still leave you wanting more. But is that really such a bad thing when you've got the actual race track itself so close by? Next...

Great museum, fantastic location and plenty to see. We started off in the base of the building where the race cars were on display, looking around the exhibition gave a real sense of how important the spa circuit really is. There were some stunning cars and motorcycles there and a good layout of the history of the track, from previous winners to the modern day. Moving to the next floor was all about the history of the local area, dating back to the 800's with some significant archaeological finds. The building was set up very well as the upper floor was displaying modern art, unusual but good. All in all well worth a visit, especially when you finish off in there fantastic café. Please give me a like for the review many...