
Chiltern Open Air Museum in the Chiltern countryside.
Come and admire an amazing collection of classic cars, motorcycles and historic bicycles. You will also be able to see a collection of historic tractors and wagons on their farm, which was once used for filming TV drama Downton Abbey.
Want to exhibit?
If you would like to exhibit your Morgan the museum would love to have you there. Admission is free for the driver and one passenger. Standard admission prices apply for any additional passengers.
Please book your Exhibitor tickets here. If you want to bringing more than one vehicle, please add a ticket for each.
They would like exhibitors cars to arrive between 8:30am and 10:00am that is before the public arrive. The show ends at 5:00pm if you wish to leave before 5:00 you can be escorted from the site.
A note on the weather
The Museum is a charity and this fundraising event relies on lots of wonderful classic car owners exhibiting their cars on a voluntary basis. If the English weather is wet the event will still go ahead, however, these cars are our exhibitors pride and joy and some exhibitors may decide not to exhibit in these conditions.
The Museum was founded in 1976, with the aim of rescuing threatened buildings and re-erecting them on our forty-five acre site of natural park, meadow and woodland, thereby preserving a variety of structures of historical or vernacular interest which are typical of the region. It has a collection of more than 30 buildings are deliberately grouped. They include a working nineteenth century farmyard and a village with its green, cottages, forge and chapel. In their appropriate settings the buildings, the artefacts they contain and the activities associated with them all illustrate the influences that have shaped the distinctive landscape of the Chilterns.