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Museo Meridionale della Lambretta

Sellia Marina, ItalyOpen today 9am–12pm, 4pm–7pm4.5 · 71 Google reviews

Overview

A specialist museum dedicated to the Lambretta scooter, founded from a private collection and curated by Don Andrea Bruno and collaborators. The displays trace Innocenti production from 1947–1972 with roughly 70 unique pieces.

The museum opens by appointment; visitors are asked to contact the museum for a free visit. It is located on Strada Statale 106 Jonica in Sellia Marina and is best visited after arranging your visit by phone.

What to Expect

A focused, small‑scale museum for scooter enthusiasts and design/history fans.

Look out for:

  • Early post‑war and 1950s Lambretta models spanning Innocenti production (1947–1972).
  • Restored examples and explanatory labels about model evolution and builders.
  • Personal stories and provenance from the founder’s private collection.
  • A compact layout that’s easy to see in a single visit.

Best way to experience it:

Call ahead to arrange your visit using the museum’s contact details so the staff can welcome you and provide context about specific models on display.

Things to Note

  • The museum opens by appointment; visitors are asked to contact the museum for a free visit.
  • Contact phone: +39 329 633 8230 (official site).
  • Address: Strada Statale 106 Jonica, 165, Sellia Marina (CZ), 88050.
  • Small, specialist collection—plan a shorter visit focused on scooters and history.

Today

Open today 9am–12pm, 4pm–7pm

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