The Hellenic Motor Museum is located in the heart of Athens, on Tritis Septemvriou Street, a stone's throw from the National Archaeological Museum, constituting an attraction for lovers of speed by March 2011, when it was founded. Housed in the ultra modern multiplex Capitol Mall, it is spread over three floors of total area 5.000sq.m. and includes more than 110 leading global automotive cars, giving guests the opportunity to experience the history and development of the four wheels from 1895 until the end of the last century. Collection (Theodore & Gianna Foundation Charagionis) includes alternating exhibits and houses models that are no longer active as Avions Voisin, Adler, Packard, Facel Vega, Delage, Iso, Dino, Stanguelini, Siata, Frazer Nash, Hrg, Elva, Miler , Offenhauser, and popular modern models such as Bentley, Rolls Royce, Bugatti, Aston Martin, Bristol, Lamborghini, Ferrari, Maserati, Porsche, Mercedes, BMW, etc. the speed lovers here will seize the opportunity to lead the simulator F1 and get to see an old garage. In the "gems" of the Hellenic Motor Museum came to add new permanent exhibition "TRANSPARENCY", comprising five 'transparent' cars and four educational models of the decades 1940-1970, giving visitors the opportunity to see the mechanics of a car. Opening hours: Monday-Friday 10: 00-17: 00, Saturdays 11: 00-18: 00, Sunday 11:00 to 18:00. Ticket: General admission: € 12 Reduced: € 10 (valid for children 6-12 years old, students, large families, unemployed, and people over 65 years old) Groups (10 people or more): € 10 Admission with tour: € 16* Reduced with tour: €14* * Guided tours for groups of 3 to 20 people take place Tuesday – Friday at 13:30.