The collection contains 45 Rolls-Royce units, representing every model produced by the brand between 1910 and 1990.
The defensive tower was reconstructed upon the ruins of an original 14th-century fortress that had been abandoned for centuries.
Founder Miguel de la Vía began his obsession with Rolls-Royce by salvaging a derelict 1910 Silver Ghost.
The complex includes an impressive display of vintage carriages and horse-drawn vehicles that predate the automotive collection.
The site is one of the few places in the world where one can view every single model of the Rolls-Royce brand in one location.
Torre Loizaga is a reconstructed medieval fortress located in the valley of Concejuelo that houses one of the world's most important private collections of Rolls-Royce automobiles. The site features six distinct pavilions showcasing the evolution of the brand from 1910 to the 1990s, including rare Silver Ghost models. The fortification itself was rebuilt in the 1980s by businessman Miguel de la Vía using traditional materials salvaged from other ancient structures. Beyond the car collection, the grounds encompass expansive gardens and the central defensive tower. The estate functions as both a private museum and a frequent venue for high-end events and weddings.
The main courtyard framed by the towering stone walls of the castle and the classic cars parked in the foreground.
Combine your visit with a walk around the surrounding Enkarterri forest area.
Check the official website for event-related closures, as the museum often hosts private functions.
Wear comfortable footwear suitable for walking across gravel paths and navigating different exhibition pavilions.
Attempting to visit without checking the calendar, as the museum is often closed to the public for private weddings and corporate events.
Open primarily on weekends and holidays; strictly closed on weekdays for private events.
