A museum is inviting people to find cheeky Christmas elves hiding among its exhibits.
The "Elf on a Parcel Shelf" event will take place at Haynes Motor Museum from Sunday, December 1, to Sunday, January 5.
Visitors are invited to spot the elves among the museum's displays, including the iconic Red Room, known for its large collection of red sports cars.
The elves are "ready to surprise and delight visitors of all ages with their antics."
The museum is asking for visitors' help to ensure parcels stolen by the mischievous visitors are returned to the correct country.
A spokesperson for the museum said: "Solve the trail to uncover their holiday mischief and enjoy an extra dose of Christmas joy."
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The museum is also encouraging visitors to wear their favourite Christmas jumpers as part of the festive fun.
Haynes Motor Museum, located in Somerset, has the UK’s largest collection of cars and motorcycles, offering a journey through automotive history.
With over 300 vehicles on display, the museum covers everything from classic cars to modern supercars.
The Hall of Motorsport exhibition, where Lewis Hamilton’s car is featured, showcases vehicles that have shaped racing history.
The museum is open daily from 10am.
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