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.

Passing through Cambridgeshire on the A14 with a healthy appetite? Then stop at Junction 24 where a gluttonous all-American dining experience awaits. 

Fan of a niche-museum? This lesser-known attraction dedicated to the post-war decade is well-worth a visit, especially when its owner is in residence. 

Tucked away in an industrial estate behind the Lamborghini factory is this terrific trattoria that serves up the most tasty traditional dishes.

From MoTs to packed car meets and corporate hosting, The Motorist is fast becoming Yorkshire’s go-to hub for all things automotive.

Glovebox guide The Extra Mile aims to “steer you into more than 275 better places to eat across England, Scotland and Wales - all near motorway and main road junctions.”

The concept of a Motel might be more associated with American road trips than Scottish A-roads, but that hasn’t stopped Mhor84 becoming a something of an icon.

No-nonsense English breakfasts and builder's tea are the must-haves on the menu of this old-school truck stop.

Cars and art come together at this amazing automotive design studio and gallery.

Spending the night in a disused garage might not sound that appealing, but Hotel Le Garage in Biarritz has other ideas.

The museum of the raging bull has reopened for Lamborghini’s 60th anniversary. There’s never been a better time to visit.

Haynes Motor Museum is home to the UK’s largest collection of cars and motorcycles.

Making a pit stop for food and refreshment on a British road trip doesn’t have to mean fast food chains and high prices.

This quirky French motor museum celebrates the romance of rust with cars unearthed in local barns in varying states of decay.

The tragically-short life of Scotland’s first Formula 1 World Champion is celebrated at this carefully-curated museum near his home in the Borders.