Louwman Museum's Bulls of Lamborghini opens 27 November

Six decades of Sant'Agata under one roof

The Louwman Museum in The Hague will open "The Bulls of Lamborghini" on 27 November 2026, and keep it running until 3 January 2027. The exhibition is the museum's own description of its biggest Lamborghini gathering since the marque was founded in 1963, bringing together machines from the first 350 GT to the Essenza SCV12 track car and the hybrid V12 Revuelto.

Named cars confirmed by the museum include the Miura, the Diablo, the Espada, the LM002 off roader, the Essenza SCV12 and the Revuelto. The Dutch motoring site KNAC, reporting on the same opening, calls it a gathering of "Lamborghini legends" and singles out the Miura as one of the most famous sports cars in the brand's history and the Diablo as the car that brought in a new generation of fans.

What the show actually covers

The museum's own framing is a span of "63 years" of what it calls uncompromising Italian design, innovation and high performance. That puts the story from the 350 GT, Lamborghini's first production road car, through the wedge era of the Diablo, the practical oddity of the LM002, up to the track only SCV12 and the Revuelto, the brand's first hybrid V12. The Revuelto is the newest car confirmed for the show and the only one that is still in current production.

The Louwman is a private museum built around the collection of the Dutch Louwman family, and it runs these themed shows inside its permanent galleries rather than in a separate hall. Earlier in 2026 it ran "Beasts of Bugatti" on the same pattern, a themed run of extreme cars from one marque inside the main building. "The Bulls of Lamborghini" follows that format for Lamborghini's cars instead.

Visiting from India

The Louwman Museum is at Leidsestraatweg 57, 2594 BB Den Haag, in the Netherlands. It opens Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 5pm, and adult admission is 20 euros, with the exhibition included in that general ticket rather than sold separately. There is no suggestion from the museum or from KNAC that any of these cars will travel on to another venue after 3 January 2027, so the window to see this particular set together is the five weeks the show runs.

For Indian enthusiasts, this is not a drive in event. It sits alongside a European trip, most practically a visit built around Amsterdam, since The Hague is under an hour from Schiphol by train. India has no public Lamborghini museum of its own, and the closest things to it, Dastan Autoworld in Ahmedabad and the Heritage Transport Museum near Gurugram, hold Indian royal collections rather than the Italian marque's own cars. For a reader who wants to see a Miura and a Revuelto in the same room, The Hague this winter is the one confirmed place to do it.

Sources

• The Bulls of Lamborghini, Louwman Museum
• 27 nov-3 jan: Lamborghini-legendes komen samen in het Louwman Museum, KNAC
• Plan your visit, Louwman Museum