The Cyprus Car Museum, which opens the doors of a fun world to children with its “Koi Fish” pool and classic cars and toys on exhibition, will be open to visitors throughout the holiday, except for the first day.

Cyprus Car Museum, which is among the most important classic car museums in the world with its rich collection, opens the doors of a fun world to children with the toys it exhibits and the “koi fish” pool it hosts.

The Cyprus Car Museum, which hosts automobile enthusiasts every day of the week on the Near East University campus, accepts visitors every weekday between 09.00-17.00. The visiting hours of the museum, which is also open on weekends, are 09.00-16.00 on Saturdays. On Sundays it is open between 10.00-16.00. Cyprus Car Museum will continue to host visitors during Ramadan Feast, except for the first day. On the day of Eve, it will be open until 13.00.

The Cyprus Car Museum, which will be open throughout the holiday except for the first day, will add color to the holiday. The museum, which includes a collection of nearly 200 automobiles as well as toys made from various machine parts, will fascinate its visitors during the holiday with its model car collection, pedal cars, Batman and Transformers figures, ship models and many other works.

Colorful Koi Fish at the Cyprus Car Museum…
Koi, located in the Cyprus Car Museum, which offers a fascinating experience for adults and children, is a species of carp that was first domesticated in Japan. This kind of fish, which can live up to 35 years, attract attention not only with their physical beauty but also with the philosophical meanings they carry. In Japanese culture, koi fish are considered a symbol of strong will, endurance and belief in success. Koi fish, which are symbols of perseverance, strength and beauty, are also accepted as symbols by samurai due to their fighting spirit.

You will go through a time warp with the classics!
At the Cyprus Car Museum, automobiles from all periods of 100-year history, stretching from the early 1900s to the 2000s, draw visitors into a time tunnel. In the museum, where it is possible to follow the journey of brands such as Mercedes, Ford and BMW, which are the fixtures of the automobile world, from their first models to the present day, there are also classic vehicles such as the 1901 Model Crestmobile, the 1903 Model Wolseley and the 1909 Model Buick. Many legendary sports cars such as Jaguar, which exceeded the 300 km speed limit for the first time, Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster, and Dodge Viper SRT10 Final Edition are also waiting for their visitors in the museum. The official vehicle gifted to Dr. Fazıl Küçük, the leader of the Turkish Cypriot Community, by Queen Elizabeth II of England, is among the most special pieces of the museum.