A bit about us

The Silverstone Interactive Museum is an immersive visitor attraction which celebrates the past, present and future of Silverstone and British motor racing. Over 60 hands-on exhibits give visitors the opportunity to try out a variety of activities – from operating a wind tunnel, taking part in a pit stop and climbing into a replica Grand Prix car.

In addition to the hands-on fun, the museum features some of the most iconic cars and bikes that have played a part in the 70-year history of Silverstone including Mansell’s iconic “Red 5”, an E.R.A from the first ever Grand Prix and Barry Sheene’s 1979 Suzuki motorbike.

A thrilling immersive film show – the ultimate lap of Silverstone – brings together some of the circuit’s most famous racing moments and is the perfect way to round off each visit your visit inside the museum.

Step outside the rear of the museum and onto the old race track and catch a glimpse of the action on the current circuit. Take your time and have some refreshments in the café where you can sit overlooking the circuit. This is a great experience that everyone will enjoy. 

 Take the tour and see what’s in store at www.silverstonemuseum.co.uk

Accessibility

For visitors with mobility impairments

Silverstone Heritage Ltd, the charity behind the Silverstone Interactive Museum, is committed to ensuring it is as accessible as possible to all visitors.

Our front of house staff receive training in disability awareness. If you have any queries, or need assistance, please ask. They will be happy to help you.

Our access statement gives full details of what to expect when visiting: https://silverstoneexperience.blob.core.windows.net/media/tuohj4gc/access-at-silverstone-interactive-museum-27042021.pdf

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