Top 10 Museums in Province of Milan, Lombardy

Fratelli Cozzi Museum stemmed from the passion of Pietro Cozzi for Alfa Romeo cars, after he decided to collect one sample of each model produced by "Casa del Biscione". Beginning with 1950s' designs, it was decided to identify the quintessential models, special series, top-performance engines, and more than 50 cars were assembled, including some that are unique worldwide. Nor does the museum lack for original documents, books, drawings, films, signs, trophies, photographs, and objects that, as much as the cars, bear witness to the history of Fratelli Cozzi's strong and enduring partnership with Alfa Romeo. The collection is constantly updated with new models and is an important legacy for 20th-century history of Italian cars, as well as playing a key role in understanding the industrial growth of this outstanding brand, born in Milan in 1910.

The biggest scooter Museum in the World. 160 Scooter on display. All the rarest Motorscooter from different states: Usa, Germany, France, UK, Japan, and, off course, from Italy. Free entrance from the Casalambretta shop.

Kartell Museo, awarded by the “Guggenheim Impresa & Cultura Award” in 2000, was established by President Claudio Luti with the aim of conserving, promoting and enhancing the company’s material and intangible cultural heritage of Kartell. Its collections consist of more than 8,000 objects, 5,000 designs and 15,000 photographs that together recreate a precise picture of Kartell’s history, the plastic materials adopted, the production technologies and the strategies used over the course of the company’s life. Kartell Museo is housed in the company’s general headquarters in Noviglio, designed by Anna Castelli Ferrieri and Ignazio Gardella in the Sixties. The museum’s exhibition, designed by Ferruccio Laviani and curated by Elisa Storace, includes the most interesting objects produced by Kartell from 1949 to date such as car accessories, household goods, lamps and furniture which have entered into our daily lives and in the design museums as iconic objects of Italian design.

The Alfa Romeo Museum has been completely renovated and is even more prestigious. The historical site in Arese has a new look and open to public with a refined arrangement that reflects Alfa Romeo's distinctive DNA. Six floors of history binding past, present and future and complimenting the achievements of an extraordinary brand, its vehicles, its technology and style.