Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum in
Philadelphia (PA)

Priceless collection of historic cars. From steam powered to 12 cylinder Ferrari and Porsche examples, the museum shows the evolution of speed and horsepower.

Just happened to be present for a Demo Day where a speaker focused on a specific person's influence on racing and cars, then some of those vehicles were driven by the staff on a small course out back! It was a very cool experience that I felt lucky to have accidentally been there for! The museum does seemed focused more on older cars, pre-war and similar, but there's a LOT of variety as well! I'll add some photos soon.

Such a great visit here. Lots to see, and the volunteers were friendly and knowledgeable. Also loved that they were dog friendly, and we could take a very nice, calm indoor stroll through all the cars. Almost all of the cars are behind barricades, so no worries of kids or dogs accidentally getting too close.

The BEST museum we've EVER visited! We r car lovers from Bangladesh and booked tickets in advance from home, unsure what to expect. As soon as we entered, we were absolutely awestruck! The car collection was super incredible, super well-preserved, the smell of engine oil, the enthusiasm of the staff and volunteers... really AMAZING place. What's even more amazing is that almost all the cars are in working order! A must-see for all car lovers (and is sure to convert anyone who isn't). Truly made our day. Unforgettable experience. Didn't want to leave. Looking forward to visit again on a demo day, next time we go to the US.

This is BY FAR my favorite museum of all time. I love vintage sports and race cars, and this is the who’s who for LeMans and Mille Miglia cars. Dripping with vintage Jaguars, Ferraris and Alfas, the pedigree is fantastic. Muscle car and hot rod guys can see a Superbird or the CERV Corvette, but it’s not that type of museum. The warehouse gets cold in the winter. Time your visit with one of the days when they do parking lot drive displays.

Awesome cars. All but a very few are kept in running condition with several cars demoed driving their small track out back.

Last October I surprised a friend whose interest is cars, and as someone who's not into cars, what a collection! We especially enjoyed the example of how an old engine works. I found this very interesting, well kept, and recommend to all!

Great Automotive Museum. Very knowledgeable staff, quiet, clean and great selection of cars with informative information about each car.

Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum Philadelphia, PA This amazing automobile museum is outside of the city towards the airport. Parking is free and easy. There is an admission fee (check the website fir current rates) but if you have a membership to a museum with NARM reciprocal benefits like we do, its free. Even if you do have to pay to get in, its well worth it. The focus here is on racing cards, especially older ones. Its a very unique collection.

Great place to see some history about cars and see pretty cool ones

Epic. One of the best collection of sports racing cars anywhere. Check ahead for "demo days", when antique Alfas, Ferraris, GT40's, Bugattis, and the like are run on their three acre demonstration area.

What an amazing museum! I've been on their mailing list for years and finally went. I feel foolish for not going sooner. The car collection is incredible. The museum staff is very knowledgable, friendly, and helpful. The Demo is icing on the cake. Seeing a real GT40 that actually raced running and driving and then getting to walk up to it with the bonnet and doors open was very cool. Definitely a must see!

So cool. I went with my teenage son and his friend. We each tried to pick a favorite, but it's difficult with so many amazing vehicles.

We had a great time at the Stutz Demo Day. The presentation on the history of Stutz cars and Harry Stutz was both informative and engaging. The museum features over 75 vintage race cars, spanning from the early 1900s to the mid-1970s, with a diverse collection that includes American, English, Italian, German, and French vehicles. It was a pleasure strolling through such a rich display of automotive history. The location is easy to get to, with plenty of parking available. Be sure to check out the nice gift shop at the end of your visit.

I attended a tech event hosted at the museum and what a cool place to host an event! Really enjoyed getting to check out the cars before and after the event. Lots of race history! Be sure to not miss the back room (doorway by the loading dock). I missed it on my first walk through and almost missed seeing some more amazing cars.

This is a Car Lover's Paradise. The collection is by far one of the most extensive Sports Racing Car Mesuem in the entire World. The rarest Sports Cars ever. From 1909 to 2007 Historical Cars that can not be seen anywhere else. The Cars are not just static displays, they Run then through out the seasonal weather on Demo Days. A Must see Auto Mesuem.

The Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum is a hidden gem for car enthusiasts and history buffs alike. The museum boasts an impressive collection of over 75 rare and historic automobiles, each with its own fascinating story. From vintage racing cars to early 20th-century roadsters, the exhibits offer a deep dive into the evolution of the automobile. The museum's layout is well-organized, and the knowledgeable staff provides engaging and insightful tours that truly bring the cars to life. Whether you're an avid collector or simply curious about automotive history, the Simeone Foundation offers an unforgettable experience that is both educational and awe-inspiring. Highly recommend for anyone visiting the area!

I had a great time there on demo day in Feb. They have a really good variety of cars and some very special cars as well.

This is a gem in the middle of Philadelphia. It is very close to long-term parking for the Philadelphia airport. It is a huge building filled with racing cars from the last 100 years. It is arranged by year. So you start with the cars made in the early 1900s and then follow that along to you get to modern-day racing cars. Many of the car displays have dioramas and that makes it more exciting than just seeing cars lined up. In the summer months they take some of these cars out back and drive them around the parking lot. If you're coming to Philadelphia in particularly if you're taking someone to the airport, I highly recommend that you scratch out 4 hours of your day and spend it here.. if you're looking for a venue for weddings or company events, they can accommodate you as well.

Excellent place and for those who appreciate vantage racing sports cars and want to know their history! Visiting the Simeone Automotive Racing Car Museum offers a thrilling glimpse into the world of high-speed engineering and iconic race cars. With sleek designs and powerful engines on display, it’s an adrenaline-fueled journey through motorsport history.

The Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum is a car lover's dream! The collection of antique race cars is absolutely stunning, with beautifully preserved vehicles that each have their own rich history. From classic Le Mans racers to legendary American muscle cars, the variety and quality of the cars on display are remarkable. The museum is well-organized, making it easy to navigate and learn about each car’s unique story. The staff is knowledgeable and passionate, enhancing the overall experience. Whether you're a racing enthusiast or just appreciate automotive history, this museum is a must-see!

I have been wanting to come to this museum for many years now. I was fortunate to be able to spend some quality time with these magnificent automobiles. The staff was very friendly and the cars are displayed in their own matching dioramas. It's a must see of in Philadelphia. Especially since it's right next to the airport.

Really excellent collection and fascinating tour through race car history. Demo days are so fun to see the cars in action. Definitely worth the admission price and recommend for family trips with people who are interested in history, machinery, cars, or collectibles. Awesome well-kept Philly secret.

Great little museum to go to if you like vintage cars. Make sure you go on a Demo Day Saturday when they take cars outside to drive around the back lot, it’s pretty cool to see. It’s a nice place to take the family. My pictures are from the Best of Britain show that’s currently going on.

Fantastic museum of the History of sports cars and racing cars of the world. Many rare examples, mostly in beautiful condition. The videos at most stations are absolutely engaging in giving you the sense of history of that vehicle. Probably a hundred cars. And admission of $10 is peanuts for the hours you can spend viewing and learning. Highly recommend. . Note there is no food or beverage available. Off in an industrial area and the street has many many speed bumps so go slow to see the world and how it went fast. My only comment would be that the audio tour is mostly an amplification of the videos on the floor and the tour does not run in the order of the cars. There is plenty of information in the videos.We spent 3 hours there and could have spent more

Incredible place with an amazing collection of vehicles and racing history. They offer discounted admission for military personnel. Each display had a ton of information available and we also downloaded the app to listen to Fred Simeone talk about each vehicle and see additional photos. We should have brought our headphones to listen to the audio from the app on our phone but luckily it wasn’t too busy when we visited so we could use our phone’s speaker without disturbing others. We really enjoyed hearing Fred discuss the history of the cars and, with a few, the details on acquiring the vehicle. The gift shop had lots of great hats, shirts, model cars and prints. We’ll definitely be back and would highly recommend visiting. They also advertise the space available for hosting events. Plenty of parking in their lots for free.

What a cool place to go to. Some of the coolest cars you will find in the area outside of the Philadelphia Auto Show which is only in town once a year where that this place is open all year old long. Be sure to bring your camera and plenty of time to be able for the Full Experience. I was told there is a Ferrari here worth more than 2.5 million dollars. If you want to see some of the greatest cars of History this location has to be on your must go to list. They even have one of my favorites a 90s fairlady Z unmolested.