Museums in Italy

Collection of historic cars and motorcycles, selected from among the most beautiful and elegant ones ever built on a national level.

A revamped museum was opened in 2022. Realised with cooperation between the Lambretta Club Campani and the Lambretta Club of Italy, this exhibition shows the story of Lambretta from 1947 to 1970 on 500 sqm.

Lauro Micozzi's private collection, which shows his enthusiasm for Ducati motorcycles. Micozzi was just 13-years-old when he started working as an apprentice at a mechanical engineering workshop. Later he raced with Laverda SFC and Ducati 750 SS. Since 1985 he has dedicated himself to the restoration of Ducati motorcycles, which he also collects. Micozzi died in January, 2022 and his daughter took over the collection.

The new Laverda Motorcycle Museum was opened in July, 2022. It is located a few meters from the old factory and houses over 100 motorcycles, built between 1948 and 2000. 

Luciano Battisti was a collector and enterpreneur in Pesaro, who worked on this museum for years. His work has been finished by his wife and his nephew and the museum opened its doors in December, 2024.

The Luciano family has transformed an old factory into a hotel and then installed their car collection inside, which includes several interesting Fiat and Lancia cars from the 1930s.

The Marazzato Group has been involved since 1952 in offering solutions to environmental problems of industries, public administration and national utilities. With an annual turnover of over 32 million euros, the Group is today a recognized leader throughout the country in the sectors of waste management, remediation and prompt environmental intervention The passion for work and a long history led the group president, Carlo Marazzato, to create a collection of industrial vehicles.

The Marco Simoncelli Museum was born in Coriano, the birthplace of the driver from Romagnolo. It is both a museum gallery and a journey to discover the exploits and exploits of one of the most beloved motorcycling riders, Marco Simoncelli (also known as SIC or SuperSIC, from the abbreviation that its name received on the posters displayed by the pits during the races).

Located at a former Citroen dealership, the Marilù Tregua Foundation features a small ASI-certified museum of cars, where you can admire twenty classic car and the fleeting evolutionary dynamism of the automobile world. The museum was revamped in 2023.

Mario Pedrali's extensive collection of old typewriters and motorcycles, focusing on Sterzi.