Museo Taruffi

Museo Piero Taruffi charts the life and work of Italian racing driver and engineer Piero Taruffi, with original documents, models and vehicles. The museum emphasizes technical drawings and the Bisiluro project alongside exhibits linking Taruffi to mid‑20th century motorsport and design.

Housed since 2002 in a restored municipal building on Via Fidanza, the compact collection includes the Bisiluro archive, a Fellini/La Strada display, vintage radios and rotating thematic exhibits. Regular hours and contact details are listed on the museum website for appointments and visits.

Short visit focused on engineering, racing history and local cultural ties.

Look out for:

• The Bisiluro section with about 500 original engineering drawings and model displays.

• Racing memorabilia: photos, documents and small vehicle exhibits illustrating Taruffi’s career.

• The Fellini/La Strada reconstruction featuring Zampanò’s three‑wheeler and related costumes.

• Rotating thematic displays and period radios that place Taruffi in a broader 20th‑century mechanics narrative.

Best way to experience it:

Arrive during the posted public hours (Wednesdays and Saturdays traditionally open) or book a visit by contacting the museum; the layout is compact so plan 30–60 minutes and combine the stop with a walk around Bagnoregio.

• Check the museum website or call ahead for current opening days and appointment availability.

• The building is compact; expect narrow rooms and limited seating.

• Official address: Via Fidanza, 55 — contact info is on the site for bookings.

• Combine with nearby Civita di Bagnoregio for a fuller day out.