Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile

This museum is a MUST-SEE for car Lovers. On a very hot day in Turin, we had a fantastic time visiting the Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile. We had pre-booked our tickets, which made for a smooth entry, and the museum's interior provided a welcome escape from the summer heat. The museum is incredibly well-organized, offering a comprehensive journey through the history of automobiles. As a family, we particularly enjoyed the Formula One exhibition, which was a definite highlight. But for me, as a classic car enthusiast who owns a rare Alfa Romeo 2000 Vignale, the experience was even more special. I was thrilled to see so many beautiful classic Italian cars on display, including several other great Alfa Romeos. It was also a huge highlight for me to find information about Alfredo Vignale himself, the legendary coachbuilder who designed our own car. Seeing his work and learning more about his story made the visit deeply personal and memorable. This museum is a treasure trove for anyone with an interest in automotive history. It's a great choice for all ages and a perfect way to spend a few hours on a hot day. Highly recommended!

One of the best car museums I've seen. The cars, from all eras, are not behind barricades so you can see all of them up close. Very interesting collection, we'll presented. If you like automobiles and their history this is a must see in Torino.

This is a great museum that traces the history of, mostly, Italian cars from the late 19th century until ... not sure really, now I guess. There is a great selection of racing cars, including some modern era Ferrari F1 cars. If you are into cars you can easily spend most of the day in the museum

Great museum. One downside- big part of the museum is being renovated and many sections of the exhibition are temporarily closed. Sad didn’t get to experience all of the exhibits. But Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale in the lobby makes up for some of it.

Excellent museum. A must if you’re in Turin. 3 floors of cars (mainly from Europe). Lots of history to read about each car. Very accessible for all ages. Not busy at all on a Sunday morning in July

An outstanding car museum that offers something for all ages! The vehicle collection is in excellent condition, and the Ferrari section is absolutely breathtaking. Informative, bite-sized displays guide you through the fascinating journey of automotive history and even offer a glimpse into the future. A must-visit destination for any petrolhead or car enthusiast!

Quite large and extensive museum covering the history of the car. Spread over 3 stories and loads to see, we easily spent 3 hours looking through it. Tickets were €12 (reduced price).The brochure was unavailable but all signage and videos was in both Italian and English. We were meant to be given a card to complete some interactive portions but we did not receive one. However, the interactive portions were poorly AI-generated pictures and data-mining operations, so not much to be missed there. There were bathrooms throughout which was convenient. However the air conditioning was very poor (or non-existent) in many rooms and it got quite warm. There is also a very small gift shop with not much to offer, and a small cafeteria on site, plus some tables and chairs to relax in outside.

A stunning tribute to the art and evolution of the automobile. The Museo Nazionale dell’Automobile isn’t just a collection of cars - it’s a beautifully orchestrated journey through time, culture, and innovation. From the earliest engines to futuristic concepts, each exhibit tells a story with elegance and depth. The design is immersive without overwhelming, blending sound, light, and history into a harmonious whole. More than a museum, it feels like a temple to movement itself. A must-visit in Turin for anyone moved by beauty, speed, and human ingenuity.