Ever conceived a love for the automobile? The Louwman Museum has the largest collection of historic cars, coaches and motorcycles, all in shining pristine condition. Touted as one of the finest collection of automobiles in the world, each model is oiled to perfection and practically greased lightning. Some of them would make even James Bond weep with envy. There is a singular coherence between the museum and its collection, with the building’s exterior fittingly designed to look like a traditional carriage house. Its façade is done in basket weave-patterned brickwork and adorned with peaked roofs and dormer windows, creating a charming appearance that blends well with the other traditional architecture in the area. Louwman is also ideally situated in The Hague, the Dutch city where P.W. Louwman first started an import dealership for Dodge and Chrysler automobiles. Each antique car in the museum has a story and a place in the history of automobiles. Together, they paint a vivid picture of the automobile that will definitely inspire you.