Museums in Italy

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

Gian Pietro Parmeggiani has amassed some 50 remarkable racing motorcycles including a dozen outstanding examples from Mandelo - Gambalungha, Bialbero , Condor, Dondolino

The Piaggio Museum was inaugurated in March 2000 in the tooling department of the ancient factory, one of the oldest and most evocative units of the Pontedera factory complex, where the company transferred its production in the early ‘20s.

Come and see the Pininfarina Collection: a journey in the history of our Company, from 1930 until now, described through a selection of the most fascinating and innovative cars and prototypes realized in more than 79 years of activity.

In addition to a nice meal, you can enjoy plenty of old motorcycles on the first floor of this pizzeria.

Pierluigi Poggi, owner, curator, and custodian of this collection put together one of the most important Yamaha exhibitions in the world. The Poggi Collection consists of five halls and houses approximately 420 motorcycles and engines.

The story of Italian furniture manufacturer and leather specialist Poltrona Frau – from being founded in 1912 by Renzo Frau right up to its latest collaboration with Ferrari – is told at the brand's museum near its headquarters in Tolentino. The museum was opened in 2012 as part of the centenary celebrations, it houses a collection of furnishings, drawings, images and materials never revealed to the public before, including some car interiors the company did.

Mario Righini's collection, which includes the original Auto Avio 815 built by Enzo Ferrari in 1940, resides at an old automobile dismantling workshop.

Ricardo Crippa, who took over the former factory building of Rumi scooters in the 1980s wrote the definitive guide to the story of this Italian brand. Together with his sons he also collects motorcycles, which are displayed in his private collction