Step into 150 years of motoring at Automuziejus Vilnius. Meet the cars that made history: the Delahaye that won both Monte Carlo and Le Mans, a Mercedes-Benz Nürburg designed by Ferdinand Porsche and driven by Pope Pius XI, the last Rolls-Royce Henry Royce designed himself, and a 1911 Cadillac – the first car with an electric starter. Spot the quirky ones too: bubble cars from a fighter-plane maker, a Packard with an open-air "mother-in-law seat" and, yes, a tractor built by Porsche. Lithuania's own story is here as well, from a president's armoured Mercedes to a Harley hidden from the Soviets for decades. Finish with a WWII hall and modern icons like a 325 km/h Ferrari and a Ducati Superleggera, one of just 500 made. Every exhibit has a plaque in English. Family-friendly, with activities for kids. Allow 1–2 hours.