The National Automobile Museum is reopening after a radical, large-scale transformation of its contents and its building.
The Museum has a new look, thanks to a modern, innovative design: this is not just a simple architectural renovation, but a new amenity redesigned to be placed among the most cutting-edge of European cultural centres. It’s a museum that can attract to it not only an audience of specialists but of young people, families and students and is a space for all the local people, who will find in the rebuilt complex a place where they can meet and socialize.
The path taking you around the exhibition tells the story and the evolution of the motor car, as well as the social themes linked to it, its transformation from a means of transport to an object of worship, from its origins right up to the contemporary evolution of creative thought, and all this is done with spectacular displays showing off the valuable pieces in the collection.
Alongside the museum exhibition there’s the large square where events can take place, an area where the public can congregate, a conference centre, a documentation centre and a teaching centre, as well as a bookshop, cafeteria and restaurant.