The collection features a rare 1956 Ford Thunderbird and a 1934 Ford V8.
Many of the vehicles on display were imported directly from the United States to be restored in Brazil.
The interior decor includes memorabilia related to 1950s pop culture, including Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe references.
The museum building is located along the primary tourist corridor connecting Gramado and Canela.
Hollywood Dream Cars is a specialized museum in Gramado, Brazil, dedicated to the golden age of American automotive design from the 1920s to the 1960s. The collection features restored classic vehicles, including rare convertibles and hot rods. Visitors find iconic models from manufacturers such as Ford, Cadillac, and Chevrolet. The exhibition space is themed to evoke the atmosphere of mid-century Hollywood cinema. Displays are meticulously curated to showcase the evolution of automotive engineering and aesthetic styling of the period. The facility functions as both a static display and a photo-focused destination for car enthusiasts. It remains a fixture of the regional tourism circuit in the Serra Gaúcha mountain range.
Beside the red 1950s-style convertible positioned near the entrance, which serves as the museum's visual centerpiece.
Visit during the weekday morning to avoid peak tourist crowds that arrive on weekend bus tours.
Bring a camera with a wide-angle lens, as the vehicles are positioned closely together to maximize floor space.
Check for combined ticket options if you plan to visit other themed attractions in the same local group.
Do not attempt to touch or sit in the vehicles, as sensors and security monitoring are strictly enforced.
Open daily, but operating hours may fluctuate based on seasonal tourism demand in Gramado.
