Silverstone Museum
Arts And Culture, Museums And Galleries · Silverstone
About Silverstone Museum
Silverstone Interactive Museum is situated at the iconic Silverstone Circuit in Northamptonshire, offering visitors an immersive journey through the history of British motor racing. The museum features interactive exhibits, legendary cars and bikes, and hands-on activities that tell the story of Silverstone from its origins as a wartime RAF airbase to the present day race track. Visitors can experience the Sim Suite, powered by Fanatec, where they can take the wheel and navigate the Silverstone circuit in a 30-minute simulator session. The museum also hosts Kart Silverstone, offering world-class outdoor karting for racers of all abilities. Other highlights include Black Cats and Chequered Flags, an immersive mixed reality experience about Alberto Ascari, the first double World Champion. The museum is a non-profit charitable organisation with an online shop selling F1 merchandise, exclusive memorabilia and stationery. Facilities include free parking, a café, a well-stocked shop, and accessibility provisions including state-of-the-art disabled toilets with hoist and changing facilities. The museum offers membership programmes, venue hire, education groups and STEM outreach activities. Children aged 15 and under can visit for free during summer promotions, and the average visit lasts around three hours with no time limit imposed.
Features
- Family Friendly
- Wheelchair Accessible
Frequently asked questions
Is there parking available at the museum?
Yes, free parking is available. Follow signs to Silverstone Circuit and then follow the yellow signs for access to the car park from Dadford Road.
How long should I spend at the museum?
The average visit is expected to last around three hours, although there is no time limit imposed on your visit.
Is the museum accessible for disabled visitors?
Yes, the museum caters well for disabled guests, including state-of-the-art disabled toilets with a hoist, changing mat and shower facilities.
Is there a café and shop on site?
Yes, the museum has a café and a well-stocked shop selling F1 merchandise, exclusive memorabilia and stationery. Each purchase supports the museum's charitable aims.
Do children get in free?
Yes, children aged 15 and under can attend for free during the summer promotion. The museum offers many family-friendly activities and interactive exhibits for younger visitors.
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