Turin Automobile Museum (MAUTO): what to see
The National Automobile Museum of Turin, known as MAUTO, is a key destination for anyone interested in the history of motors, automotive design and mobility. The collection spans different eras and links technical development with industrial culture and urban change.
Location
The museum is located on Corso Unità d’Italia, close to the Lingotto area and well connected to the city center. Its position is convenient for visitors arriving by car or public transport.
Highlights of the collection
The permanent collection includes more than 200 vehicles from around 80 brands, with periodic rotation to refresh the displays. In addition to cars, the museum houses motorcycles, prototypes, racing vehicles and an extensive archival documentation.
- Notable pieces: Lancia Appia Zagato GTE;
- Ferrari F310 driven by Michael Schumacher;
- rare prototypes and international racing models.
Opening hours, tickets and accessibility
Standard opening times are 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM with last admission at 6:00 PM; on Mondays the hours are reduced to 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM. Full ticket price is approximately €15, with reduced rates and exemptions for specific categories. Check the official website before your visit for updated information on discounts, temporary exhibitions and special openings.
MAUTO is designed for accessibility: elevators, accessible restrooms and barrier-free routes; a wheelchair is also available at the ticket office.
Recommended visit length
Allow about 2–3 hours for a relaxed visit. Enthusiasts or visitors attending temporary exhibitions may spend longer; the total time depends on interests and current displays.
How to get there
By car: follow signs for Corso Unità d’Italia, parking areas are available (check availability during events). By public transport: bus lines 18, 34, 35 and tram 4 serve the area. The museum is also reachable on foot or by bike from parts of the city center.
Why visit MAUTO
The museum goes beyond a simple car exhibition: it explains how the automobile shaped design, industry and urban life. Exhibits are curated to appeal to a wide audience, combining visual impact with informative content for families, curious visitors and specialists.
Where it is
Location: Corso Unità d’Italia, 40, 10126 Torino TO, Italia
Coordinates: 45.0316002, 7.6739639
