Centro Storico Fiat

Centro Storico Fiat is the company museum and archive documenting Fiat’s industrial, automotive and technological history from its origins to the present. The displays include cars, commercial vehicles, tractors, aircraft and industrial artifacts that trace Fiat’s role in Italian industry.

The museum also provides guided tours, school programmes and archival consultation by appointment. It reopened to the public in December 2024 and is managed in collaboration with the Museo Nazionale dell’Automobile (MAUTO).

You’ll walk through chronological and thematic displays that combine full vehicles, smaller mechanical artifacts and archival materials.

What you’ll see:

• Iconic Fiat cars and prototypes illustrating design and technological changes.
• Industrial exhibits: tractors, commercial vehicles and engineering components.
• Archive materials: photos, documents and corporate objects available for consultation by appointment.
• Temporary displays and curated stories about Fiat’s regional and global impact.

Best way to experience it:

• Allow 1.5–2 hours for the permanent route and exhibits; book a guided tour if you want in-depth historical context. Bring ID if you plan archival research and contact the museum in advance to arrange access.

• Closed Mondays; regular hours Tue–Sun 10:00–19:00 (last entry one hour before closing).
• Archive access and guided tours require advance booking—email or call to arrange.
• Museum is run with MAUTO; ticketing and special openings may align with MAUTO schedules.
• Phone: +39 011 677666; general email info@museoauto.it