Musée de l'Aventure Peugeot

The Peugeot Museum (French: Musée de l' Aventure Peugeot) is a museum of French car brand Peugeot. It is located in Sochaux, where the largest automobile factory Peugeot stands.

The Peugeot museum shows the history of the company Peugeot, which began with the production of saw blades, watch springs, mills and iron goods. The majority of the approximately 10,000 square meters of exhibition space with decorations in the appropriate time period is devoted to the history of the automobile, in 1890 with the development of a motorized " Velozipedes " marked the beginning of automobile construction. Today, the museum has around 100 cars and 50 motorbikes. In non-public deposit of around 35,000 square meters, the museum has about 350 more car models and 250 more two-wheelers. The museum also displays many car models and objects, which are in connection with the Peugeot brand. The museum was opened in June 1988 and enlarged in June 2000. So far attracted around 1.6 million prospective customers ( approximately 100,000 per year), the Peugeot Museum.