Company Museum Centro Storico Fiat
Turin, Piedmont
Reopened to the public in December 2024 under the direction of the National Automobile Museum, the Centro Storico Fiat occupies an Art Nouveau building from 1907, among the first extensions to the company's Turin plants. Its galleries display not only cars but planes, trains, tractors, trucks, bicycles and appliances bearing the Fiat name, together with scale models, advertising posters and reconstructions of production processes. The historical archive preserves almost ten thousand linear metres of documents, more than six million images and the papers of designer Dante Giacosa, father of the Topolino, 600 and 500.