Historical Car Museum

The known, Cypriot, ralistas veteran, who turned around the world to participate in pan-European and international racing, opens a museum in Limassol to house his great love: his cars' collection.

Among the exhibits are :

The bulletproof Cadillac Deville which was donated by the government of the United States of America to Archbishop Makarios (he did not have time to use it since he died a few months before the reception and limousine finally been granted the garrison of Spyros Kyprianou, who succeeded to the Presidency of the Blest Republic ) .
One of the three Rover used by the British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher .
As meaning the Secretary General of Peugeot 404 AKEL Ezekia Papaioannou .
One of the Mini that had been used in the popular television series Mr Bean.
A Mercedes mover Contractors of Cyprus Giorgos Zachariadi .

The museum also includes :

Exhibition space for presentation of new models known automakers .
Library with relevant literature about cars .
Emulator for settling those older than 65 years to determine whether they have the skills to hold a driving license but also for young children to have the experience of driving .
It hosted all motor club .
Area booting Rally .
They arranged trips .
Service mini bus for transporting tourists .
Shop Shop
Area receptions , fashion shows etc.
Café

The museum will open its doors to the public Saturday, February 1 at 15:00

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