Museums in Italy

Guardian and testimony of artisanal and industrial creativity linked to the world of motors, the “Avv. Giovanni Agnelli” National Automobile Museum is a journey through the history of the automobile to tell the story of its evolution from means of transport to cult object, but also the epochal transformations that have influenced society, custom and the way of life.

Museo Memoriale della Libertà is a guide to the memorey of Italian countryside in the war period, 1944-1945. During the visit you can find materials collected in 60 years of research and see the reconstructions made in collaboration with the Institute for Artistic and Cultural Heritage of the Emilia Romagna Region.

An important collection of Italian racing motorcycles from Michelangelo Pochettino aka "Puki", who was a motorcross racer, then the distributor of Montesa CZ. He also offered his self-built bikes

The Museum is dedicated to the ‘Red Arrow’ race and was brought to life by the Mille Miglia Museum Association. It was established in December 1996 by a group of Brescian businessmen known as the “Friends of the Mille Miglia”. The Association today has 50 shareholders. The new Museum was opened to the public on 10 November 2004. Setting up this project involved restoring the Sant’Eufemia monastery complex, owned by the Brescia municipality. The property is of huge archaeological, historical and architectural value and had for some time been undergoing relentless degradation.

MOGAM - Modern Gallery of Arts and Motors - is a unique art and automotives Museum in Italy and it derives from the true passion for cars and figurative arts. Inside MOGAM museum, besides the main artistic and car halls, there is even a section dedicated to "Targa Florio" where there are numerous antiques, some of which are books, trophies, pictures and different "memorabilia".

The collection consists of a hundred of motorcycles mainly mopeds, objects and various documents. Additionally there are quite a few auxiliary engines, especially from the period 1945 to 1958.

This factory museum is lined with dozens of motorcycles representing the rich history of Moto Guzzi motorcycles.

The Motorcycles Collection of Pasquale Mesto can be considered the official collection of Italjet Brand and arises from the ashes of the exhibition of historical models of the 90s at the historic home of the motorcycle manufacturer in San Lazzaro di Savena. Today, the collection has over 30 models produced in the 50 years of Italjet’s life that tell the attitude of Leopoldo Tartarini to anticipate styles with masterly inventiveness.

The museum was born in Garlenda, the hometown of the Fiat 500 Club Italia, to spread the myth of the Fiat 500, which has now become a social, cultural and customary phenomenon. The Club of Garlenda put together this Museum.

The Checco Costa Museum is the exhibition space dedicated to automobiles and located in the picturesque setting of Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari. Since Spring, 2019 it hosts an exhibition on Ayrton Senna, that tells the story of the Brazilian champion through an innovative and immersive narration. A journey back in time and, at the same time, a fight against time, a timeless myth. A journey to push beyond one’s limits. A pursuit filled with mysticism and inwardness.