MAUTO Automobielmuseum

There is no other word but "Sensational" to define this museum. You will have the unique opportunity to see iconic models, such as the Ford T, Fangio's Silver Arrow, Senna's McLaren, Piquet's Brabham, among countless other treasures!

Nice, my child liked it a lot. It was a nice experience, interesting. I recommend it to enthusiasts and non-enthusiasts alike!

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Even if you are not a car enthusiast, this museum is worth a visit. You can get there through the Valentino Park, a lovely walk. It is modern and welcoming.

Nice museum full of historic and interesting cars. Honestly, the setup is far from expectations. No kind of engaging activity. The visitor simply reads and looks. Alas, we are far from a modern and interactive museum where the visitor is involved...

It is always a pleasure to come and visit the museum. This time, however, I was a bit 'with a bitter taste in my mouth. The exhibition on Ferraris produced from 2010 to today was lacking in some models. As for the Museum, however, in my opinion there are missing milestones. As a Ferrari and Lamborghini enthusiast in my opinion, the F40, Testarossa, Miura and Countach should always be there.

Yesterday, we came from Genoa a friend and I, to visit it and we were fascinated by the extraordinary exhibition of cars and the exhibition on Ayrton Seine. Too bad that on Ayrton there were very few gadgets and that from the station to the Museum there is no road sign indicating how to reach it.

Good interesting museum. Complete collection. a complete room on the Ayrton Senna race car. Complicated parking access and very small possibility of this parked at the hospital nearby.

Not to be missed under any circumstances!! And yet I am not passionate about cars... The museography is exceptional, the models exhibited from 1756 to today are incredible, the space avoids any Impression of confinement, there are playgrounds and rest areas, everything is thought out and very successful (except the shop, really rudimentary)

It is a place for fans of cars and motorsport, obviously within the Italian perspective. The ticket costs 15 euros, value a bit high, gives access to the space, open daily. On the ground floor there is the store, the cafeteria, a space for video/film display and, at the moment, a show about the pilot Ayrton Senna in 30 years of his tragic death. On the other two floors a time trip is made about the history of the automobile as a means of transporting people, permeated by valuable historical information, reaching the present times with racing drivers. People of all ages walk stunned by the corridors, the place is well located (some blocks of Lingotto shopping) and is easy to reach by public transport.

It is not the usual parade of historic cars: historical setting, scenography and space make the Mauto more interesting than other (boring) sui-generis structures. Even wives appreciate the car and its history!