In fair Verona where we lay our scene is a hidden gem of a motor museum.

With a move to a shiny new factory Caterham Cars opens its doors to visitors who want to discover how its lightweight legends are built.

Looking for somewhere to go for sustenance in the Lakes? The Filling Station will refuel your appetite for the road ahead.

This beautifully curated museum houses over 100 vehicles and manages to cover just about everything.

You could spend a night with a whole stable of Italian stallions thanks to a unique offer from Airbnb - but you’ll need to be as fast as a Formula 1 driver to catch it.

Watford Gap on the M1 motorway turns 65 this year. Detour takes a nostalgic look back and a glimpse into the future.

Need a hit of caffeine and car culture? Check out Detour’s recommended top spots…

World of Volvo is Stylish, sustainable and celebrates the past, present and future of the Swedish carmaker in the heart of its home town.

Tucked away in a picturesque Oxfordshire village, Detour discovers one of the most significant collections of Aston Martins ever assembled.

Surrounded by Nor-Cal nature and just a scenic drive from San Francisco, this famous restaurant sits at the heart of Bay Area car culture.

For the most authentic experience of the historic Targa Florio visit this small collection in Collesano.

Car culture hub Caffeine & Machine has expanded its operation to Bedfordshire.

Gilks is a garage-themed café with a unique heritage. Detour sent Sam and Carl from Roadster! magazine along for a taste.

The A420 may not have quite the same ring to it as Route 66, but it is home to a classic American-style motel and diner that wouldn’t look out of place on The Mother Road.

Located near the UK mainland’s most northerly tip, this boutique distillery is a must-visit for anyone driving the North Coast 500.

Driving can be thirsty work, but this sensational service station on Route 66 will satisfy even the most dehydrated driver.

This picture-perfect village is the 50-year folly of a Welsh architect and a magnet for fans of The Prisoner and the cars that it starred.

An old tannery outside of Cape Town has been repurposed to house this charming cafe with dozens of classics on show.

The world’s only dedicated Land Rover museum owes its existence to an act of love.

This coffee shop/brunch spot/bakery/roastery and pizzeria – phew! – is open to motorcyclists, as well as motorists, seven days a week.