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TWO CARS

TWO EXTRAORDINARY STORIES

The only one in the world & one of only two ever built

Some cars are rare. Others are almost impossible to find.

After K.W. Bruun Collection discovered the world’s only Maserati Moretti 3500 GT, the search began for another exceptionally rare piece of Italian automotive history: the Moretti 2300 S – a model produced in just two examples.

Today, these two extraordinary cars stand side by side at Classic Car House.

They were created in an era when Italian automotive design was shaped by bold ideas, elegant lines and uncompromising craftsmanship. An era of visionary designers, skilled coachbuilders and small-scale production, where truly unique cars could still be created.

Both Morettis have undergone extensive restorations, carried out by some of Europe’s leading specialists with an uncompromising focus on authenticity, craftsmanship and the smallest details. The result is two remarkable cars, brought back to their former glory and preserved for future generations.

Together, they offer a rare glimpse into a fascinating chapter of Italian automotive history – and a unique opportunity to experience two of Moretti’s rarest creations under one roof.

One exists nowhere else in the world.
The other has just one counterpart.

Experience both cars on the first floor at Classic Car House and discover the stories, design and craftsmanship behind these exceptional Italian masterpieces.

PREMIERE: Porsche Special Exhibition

Until 8 November, experience our Porsche special exhibition, celebrating one of the world’s most iconic car brands and exploring decades of design, innovation and motorsport.

Among the highlights is a rare 1950 Porsche 356 – one of only 369 produced – alongside the crowd-favourite 356 A T1 Speedster.

In Road Icons, discover legendary road cars including the Carrera RS 2.7, Porsche 928, 959 and the spectacular 2003 Carrera GT.

In Racing Legends, motorsport takes centre stage with highlights including the 964 3.8 RS, Porsche 935 “Moby Dick”, 550 Spyder and the 1963 Elva MH 7 S.

Experience the Porsche special exhibition at Classic Car House until 8 November.

New addition to the exhibition

A Porsche with a truly remarkable story

We are proud to present a new addition to Road Icons & Racing Legends: the Porsche 911 Carrera RSR 3.0 IROC – raced by Emerson Fittipaldi and later owned by Pablo Escobar.

The car is one of just 15 examples created for the International Race of Champions, where some of the world’s greatest motorsport stars competed on equal terms. This particular Sahara Beige Porsche was raced by two-time Formula 1 World Champion Emerson Fittipaldi.

The car later had a very different and unusual owner: Pablo Escobar, who raced it himself in a number of events. After a long life on the racetrack, the car was restored and returned to its original specification.

Experience a Porsche with a story like no other at Classic Car House until 8 November.

Opening hours for the museum

  • Monday Closed
  • Tuesday-sunday 10 AM to 6 PM
  • Thursday 10 AM – 8 PM

Please note that if you hold an annual pass, you may bring one guest free of charge on Thursdays.

Buy your ticket online and save money.

Go to the museum

Permanent exhibition

Experience our brand-new interactive exhibition, where children and adults alike can unleash their creativity, design their very own car, and explore the principles of aerodynamics through play and experimentation.

Discover how a car’s shape and design influence speed and movement, and try out the different possibilities for yourself along the way.

Then continue your journey through our world of classic cars, where iconic cars, fascinating stories, and exciting details await around every corner. There is something for visitors of all ages to discover – making it the perfect experience for the whole family.

Discover Classic Car House

House

Willys Restaurant

Welcome to Willys Restaurant in Lyngby, located in the beautiful three-winged courtyard at Classic Car House. Here, you can enjoy a delicious lunch or dinner in cosy surroundings overlooking the garden, the museum buildings, and the Car Hotel.
Be sure to explore our event calendar as well, featuring everything from Dinner & Jazz evenings to exclusive wine tastings.

Practical information

We hope you find these frequently asked questions helpful. However, if you cannot find the answer you’re looking for, please feel free to contact us.

Yes, you are very welcome to take photos and record videos for personal use. If you share your experience on social media, please remember to tag us so we can enjoy it too.

If you wish to use photos or videos for commercial purposes, please contact us at info@classiccarhouse.dk.

Yes. You can either purchase your ticket online in advance or buy an admission ticket or annual pass upon arrival at the museum.

Yes we do.

Yes, you can. We have ramps, elevators, and accessible toilets available.
Please note, however, that some areas of the site may include gravel paths and cobblestone surfaces.

We kindly ask that larger prams and strollers are left outside. Compact strollers and similar pushchairs are welcome in the exhibition.

Yes. We have our own parking area with 80 free parking spaces, available on a first-come, first-served basis.

No. Instead, we invite you to visit our restaurant, Willys, which serves both lunch and dinner – even after the museum and car hotel have closed.

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