Petersen Automobile Museum

In 1994, the Petersen Automobile Museum opened in Los Angeles. It is here that one of the most extensive collections of cars in the world is kept.

The collection includes 150 cars of all times and peoples, including trucks and motorcycles. The oldest model was released in 1904.

The first floor is dedicated to the history of automobiles. The second floor is reserved for an exhibition dedicated to Hollywood movie stars who have exclusive cars. On public display are "Cadillac" Joan Crawford, "Mercedes" Clark Gable, "Lincoln" Jane Mainsfield and others. The highlight of the museum is the Batman car and cars from the movie The Great Race.

The third floor is "children's." Here you can see many different models of children's vehicles. The fourth floor is designed for guests to relax in the restaurant and for interviews of museum employees in the conference room.