Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile, Turin

Very well done museum tracing the history of the automobile, with some very interesting and well curated exhibits. It’s quite big, so if you really examine and read all of the contents it will take you probably a full day. My husband is not a car person but he seem to enjoy it very much. there are many beautiful cars from prior decades and it’s fun to see all of the exhibits. There is currently a very interesting exhibit about counterfeit cars, I’m not sure how long it will be there but we found it quite interesting.

One of the best museums I've been to ! Not only this museum will provide you with a various exhibits of the motor industry but will give you the education about the car industry and forms from the first to the latest automobiles. A perfect place to bring your kids and family, if you are interested in cars than it's close to haven for you ! Very clever layout of the exhibits, a lot to learn about how the automobile works and where did it come from. No negative remarks at all, this is what a technological museum should look like. Thank you very much !

This is a museum which you must not miss if you are in Torino - even you are not a car enthusiast!! The exhibition is extremely well designed! Guides you through the history of automotive industry with extra focus on FIAT and Italian cars. Make sure that you dedicate a few hours to visit it. If you are a car fan, this can easily be a whole day’s activity. Take your headphones with you because there is a free audio guide available which you can access online with your phone.

Fun museum focused on the history of Italian cars. Very easy to navigate and engaging. Highly recommend if you’re in Torino. It’s not too large and can be done in 1.5 to 2hrs. The museum building is also a beautiful space.

One of the most amazing experiences I could ever imagine. I would have spent an entire day just watching and reading about all the cars and engines. Loved it, I totally recommend it to anyone, even for people that are not car lovers. It's a huge piece of our everyday history.