Museums in Italy

This unusual collection of hearses includes Cadillac, Fiat and Mercedes with very ornate bodies, some in Baroque style. The bodies sometimes reflect the typical religiousness of Campania, the ancient solemnity of the religious rite celebrated for the farewell.

The National Museum of Science and Technology 'Leonardo da Vinci' in Milan is Italy's largest science and technology museum. It has 10,000 items on display, and runs educational activities in 15 interactive laboratories, presenting the evolution of science and technology by exploring the relationship between people and machines, taking Leonardo da Vinci as a starting point.

The National Transport Museum opened in Spezia in 1986. Originally dedicated solely to trolleybuses, the museum later expanded to include vehicles on wheels and trains. The museum now has exhibitions in the historical hangar belonging to the ATC and in a special undercover area in Santo Stefano Magra. The collection currently comprises of 16 trolleybuses, 40 inter and outer-city buses, 3 trams, 8 service vehicles, 7 locomotives and 5 railway carriages. The trolleybus section is the main attraction

The renowned billionaire's collection of 40 American cars from the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. For his other collection in America, check out The NB Center for American Automotive Heritage

The Nicolis museum, which was set up by local enterpreneur Luciano Nicolis has a fantastic collection of cars, motorbikes, cameras, typewriters, musical instruments.

Bruno Nigelli set up an amazing collection of over 300 motorcycles tracing the history of bikes in Bologna. The collection resides at Nigelli's company, NIFO

As part of the cultural initiatives pertinent to the Agritourism activity, the first Italian Museum dedicated to off-road motorcycles, officially recognized by the Province of Brescia, has been operating for several years now.
The Museum is set up in several rooms, inside which original specimens are exhibited,
of Italian and foreign origin, multiple winners and, often, unique in the world, together with a rich library which can be easily consulted in a welcoming reading room.

Gianni Spagnolo, a Vespa enthusiast set up his collection, which began with a 1964 Vespa 125. Today there are 36 Vespa scooters, motorcycles and even a small car are shown.

The Museum was opened in 2017 featuring Horacio Pagani's exclusive sportscars.