Step into a compact world of 22,000 scale model cars guided by collector Sergio Goldvarg. This two-hour, appointment-only tour blends car culture, collectible history, and a rare hands-on photo opportunity in a TV‑famous car.
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You step off the suburban street and into a room where 22,000 tiny cars command attention—rows of headlights and lacquered roofs catching the light like a miniature boulevard. Sergio Goldvarg guides the group, pointing out the quirks that make each model a story: a TV show hero car, a rare prototype, a manufacturer misprint that turned a toy into a prize.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly standing and slow walking
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History
Sergio Goldvarg is a noted car journalist and collector; his assemblage reflects decades of die‑cast manufacturing and fan culture and has been listed twice in the Guinness World Records.
Conservation
The collection is kept in climate‑controlled showcases to preserve delicate finishes and decals; small-group tours help limit wear on the space and reduce visitor impact.
Reserve your spot on the Goldvarg Collection Scale Model Car Museum Experience today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Book ahead
Visits are by appointment and groups are small—reserve your slot to ensure a guided tour with Sergio.
Bring a camera
A free drivers‑seat photo is included; low-light displays mean a camera with a good sensor or a phone with night mode is useful.
Travel light
Displays are dense and close together—avoid large bags or bulky strollers to keep traffic flowing.
Plan 2 hours
The standard visit runs about two hours; include extra time if you want to ask detailed questions or photograph displays.
Camera or smartphone with good low-light capability
Capture the drivers‑seat photo and detailed close-ups of models behind glass.
Comfortable shoes
Expect to stand and walk through compact exhibit rooms for up to two hours.
Light backpack or daypack
Carry water, a notebook, and any small purchases without blocking aisles.
Notebook and pen
Take notes on model makers, years, or reference numbers if you collect or research.