Exhibits and Highlights

When you step into the Museo dell’Automobile di Torino, you’ll embark on a high-speed journey through automotive history. The museum’s extensive collection features over 200 cars from various countries, including Italy, France, Great Britain, Germany, Poland, the Netherlands, Spain, and the United States.

Notable Exhibits

• Vintage Vehicles and Dream Cars: The museum boasts an impressive array of vintage cars, showcasing the development of automobiles from their earliest forms to modern marvels.
• Formula 1 Racing: A section dedicated to the history of Formula 1 racing, including iconic cars driven by legends like Ayrton Senna.
• Innovations in Automotive Technology: Various exhibits highlight significant technological advancements and the automobile’s impact on society and culture.

What Not to Miss

• Special Exhibitions: Keep an eye out for temporary exhibitions that delve into specific aspects of automotive history or showcase unique collections.
• Historical Cars: Some of the museum’s most valuable exhibits include the “steam vehicle” designed by Virginio Bordino in 1854, the first Benz model (1893), and the first Peugeot model to circulate in Italy.
• Garage Tours: For an in-depth experience, book a tour of the museum’s garage, where vehicles not on permanent display are housed.

Tips for Visitors

• Allocate Time: Plan to spend at least 2-3 hours at the museum to fully appreciate the exhibits. Some visitors find that dedicating half a day provides a well-rounded experience.
• Photography: You are allowed to take photos and can get up close to many of the exhibits. However, be mindful of any restrictions and respect the museum’s rules.
• Interactive Displays: The museum features multimedia systems, touch screens, and themed displays designed to engage visitors of all ages. Don’t miss the multi-projections and installations that bring the exhibits to life.
• Audio Guides: A free audio guide is available for download, providing detailed information and enhancing your visit.

Planning Your Visit

• Best Time to Visit: The museum is generally less crowded on weekdays. If you prefer a quieter experience, avoid weekends and school holidays.
• Nearby Attractions: Combine your visit with nearby attractions such as Valentino Castle, Parco del Valentino, and the Lingotto complex, which includes a concert hall, theater, shopping center, and hotel.
• Accessibility: The museum is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all visitors can enjoy the exhibits comfortably.

Getting There

The museum is conveniently located just south of the center of Turin, along the Po River. It is well-served by several city bus lines and is near the Lingotto metro stop. For those traveling by train, Turin is connected by high-speed rail to major Italian cities such as Milan, Rome, Florence, and Venice.

Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Ticket Prices:

• Adults: €15
• Reduced (students, seniors, etc.): €12
• Children (up to 6 years): Free