Museo Nazionale dell’Automobile – Virtual Tour

The Museo Nazionale dell’Automobile is the National Automobile Museum founded in Turin, Italy. The museum houses a collection of about 200 cars consisting of 80 automobile brands and representing eight countries.

The museum’s collection includes the first or early model cars from Bernardi, Fiat, Peugeot, Rolls Royce, Oldsmobile, Ford, and racing cars by Ferrari and Alfa Romeo. The collection represents automobiles from Italy, France, Great Britain, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Poland, and the United States of America.

The museum also offers a library and documentation center. The Documentation Centre collects historical data sheets, photographs, documents, sales brochures, and construction diagrams related to cars. The collection includes tens of thousands of photographs.

The museum’s library holds about 7,000 texts, with most of the volumes dating back to the first phases of the automotive industry.

Ceirano 5 HP Wagonette del 1901

Highlights of the Museo Nazionale dell’Automobile

Bernardi vehicle from 1896
Fiat, 1899,
Rolls Royce Silver Ghost, 1914
Ferrari and Alfa Romeo Racing Cars
Benz Victoria, 1893
Peugeot, 1894
Oldsmobile, 1904
The 1907 Itala from the Peking to Paris race

FIAL Legnano 1908

Museo Nazionale dell’Automobile – National Automobile Museum

Museum: Museo Nazionale dell’Automobile
English: National Automobile Museum
City: Turin
Country: Italy
Established: 1960
Type: Automobile Museum, Specialist Museum
Location: Corso Unità d’Italia 40, Turin, Italy

1899 Panhard & Levassor

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