The National Motor Museum at Beaulieu

Enjoy dinner with the cars in the world renowned National Motor Museum which houses a unique collection of over 300 vehicles and tells the story of motoring in Britain. from the 1980's to the present day. The Museums origins go back to 1956 when Lord Montague created the Montague motor Museum as a tribute to his father John, one of Britain's motoring pioneers. The current building designed by architect Leonard Manasseh was opened in 1972 by HRH The Duke of Kent. Many of the exhibits are in working order and are driven on rallies, such as the London-Brighton Veteran car run.

Beaulieu, the home of the National Motor Museum hosts some of the finest meeting & event facilities from Palace house, the home of the Montague family, to the 13th Century Domus, the world famous National motor museum and our purpose built and newly refurbished lecture theatre and meeting rooms. Catering and hospitality is managed by Leith's who specialise in catering at many prestigious venues throughout the UK. The whole of the Leith's at Beaulieu team will ensure an event and an occasion to remember.