Wheels Museum
Step into the rich history of transportation at the Wheels Museum, a must-see for Route 66 travelers in Albuquerque! This unique attraction showcases a stunning collection of vintage vehicles, from classic cars to historic bicycles, all reflecting the spirit of the Mother Road. Explore fascinating exhibits that tell the story of American mobility and roadside culture, and immerse yourself in a journey that captures the essence of adventure and nostalgia. With a 4.7/5 rating from fellow travelers, the Wheels Museum invites you to rev up your road trip with an unforgettable experience!
Phil Peraza
3 months ago"Take cash because your donation is well worth it for the volunteers and fantastic displays, preservations of American greatness. Expect to spend at least 1 hour or more going through the different cars, trains and the focus on how the wheel and steam engine advanced American society. That's right if it wasn't for fossil fuels America would not have the society we enjoy today. All the trains, planes and automobiles in the museum were created and developed in a free market society. The United States of America 🙏🏽🇺🇸🙏🏽"
Kimberly Kay Lutz
5 months ago"Omg! What a fantastic find in town! I was talking to a friend about my son's love for trains and they told me about this place! I want to go back all the time! The people that work and volunteer there were so wonderful and helpful and fun, I want to work here when I grow up! Haha. They have just so much to see, cars, planes, trains... all of it and continuously work on ongoing projects. This made my kids so happy, you won't be disappointed."
Martin Riggs
3 months ago"Noce little gem. Had very little time during our Amtrak stopover, but a manageable 10min walk: worth it. Awesome guys, talkative and knowledgeable. A must have for kids!"
Christian Liendo
3 weeks ago"What a cool little museum. They had all sorts of displays for various forms of transportation. I spent so much time going through their automotive library that I ended up having to go back a second time. I know it was free but I had to donate because it honestly was just a great place to visit. If you are in Albuquerque, then this is a nice place to go. I know it's free, but that's not the reason. The reason is, it is worth your time."
Rose
a month ago"We loved this place staff was friendly engaged with children allowing them to wonder and be curious other then food favorite stop while in Albuquerque"
