Museo Scooter & Lambretta

The Museo dello Scooter & Lambretta displays a large, purpose-built collection tracing scooter development from Italian classics to international models. The collection is organised across themed rooms including dedicated Lambretta and Vespa galleries and an archive of Innocenti material.

Housed in a modern 400 m² venue in Rodano, the museum is the work of collector Vittorio Tessera and highlights rare prototypes, racing models and industry documents useful to enthusiasts and transport historians alike.

A compact, specialist museum focused on scooter design, technology and Lambretta history. The layout is easy to cover in a single visit and emphasizes original machines and archival items.

Look out for:

• Dedicated Lambretta prototype room with rare and unique models.

• Italian 1940s–50s period displays and Vespa examples.

• International scooter examples showing production from several countries.

• Innocenti archive material and racing models.

Best way to experience it: Book your visit in advance (reservations are required), allow 60–90 minutes for the collection, and plan travel by car or taxi from Milan since the site is outside the city centre.

• Visits are by reservation only; book online before you go.

• Museum located in Rodano, about 11 km from central Milan; car or taxi recommended.

• New purpose-built venue opened in 2006 housing the permanent collection.

• Contact details and visit booking are provided on the official site.