Museo dei Lambretta Club

Founded by local Lambretta club enthusiasts, the Museo dei Lambretta Club showcases restored Lambretta scooters, competition models and archival dealer and club material. The collection traces Lambretta production from the late 1940s through the 1970s and includes posters, trophies and rare liveries.

The museum reopened after a revamp in 2022 and occupies roughly 500 m². It is run by Lambretta Club d’Italia and is listed with the historic vehicle association ASI; visit arrangements are often made by contacting the club directly.

A focused look at Lambretta history and local scooter culture.

Look out for:

• Restored Lambretta models spanning the brand’s postwar era.

• Competition and special-livery scooters with accompanying trophies and photos.

• Dealer archives, posters and club documentation illustrating ownership and community life.

• A compact 500 m² layout with guided orientation from club volunteers.

Best way to experience it:

Contact the Lambretta Club d’Italia before you go to confirm opening times or to arrange a guided visit; combine the stop with nearby Paestum ruins for a fuller day in Capaccio.

• Run by Lambretta Club d’Italia; contact ahead for visits.

• Phone and club email are listed by multiple sources for bookings.

• Space is compact—allow 30–60 minutes for a thorough visit.

• Located in Capaccio Paestum; pair with local archaeological sites or museums.