Collezione velocipedi e biciclette antiche A. & C. Azzini, Soresina, Italy 
We had the opportunity to personally walk through the entire museum accompanied by both owners in 2022. It was a huge pleasure to see not only a cross-section of the bike's development, but entire blocks dedicated to local brands. This is what a museum should look like! This is the reason why collectors from all over the world will come and discover new and unknown technical treasures here. Their museum and exhibits are fantastic. The beautiful philosophy and attitude towards collecting is convincing. Alfredo and Carlo Azzini say: “We paid great attention to the conservation and restoration carried out in our restoration center. We study every detail, every difference. During many years of passionate research, we were guided by only one consciousness: although we are now the momentary owners of these treasures, our mission is only and exclusively one idea: to preserve and protect them and finally leave them to future generations with full respect for bicycle history."
Address: Palazzo Vertua Robbiani, via Robianni, 2 - 26015 Soresina (CR), Italy
Contact: www.velobiciantiche.it
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/velobiciantiche/
242/A - Collezione A. & C. Azzini
A private museum present 10 main sector with circa 200 bicycle, they cover up the period between 1818 and 1955. There’re several typology of partition in order to have a clear image of the evolution of the bicycle. The Museum will be open only in the time table available in Facebook at the page Velocipedi e biciclette antiche collezione privata A & C Azzini and if you won’t find a date there you can have a reservation just for you in the weekend simply by keeping in touch in facebbok’s page.
242/C - Collezione A. & C. Azzini
Tino Sana - Museo del Falegname, Almenno San Bartolomeo – Italy 
THE CARPENTER’S MUSEUM: A PLACE OF THE HEART IN WHICH TO RETRACE THE HISTORY OF WOOD, INAUGURATED IN ITS FIRST SPACES IN 1987 THE MUSEUM IS TODAY CONSIDERED A CULTURAL HERITAGE OF THE HIGHEST PROFILE
In its rooms are on display ancient tools useful for woodworking, from all regions of Italy. Original objects that tell the story of the carpentry from the seventeenth to the twentieth century, with a special attention to the raw material, wood, investigated both from a productive and cultural point of view. The museum also houses a space dedicated to bicycles, the symbol of Italian popular culture to which are linked important sports traditions.
Contact: hhttp://www.museotinosana.it
Address: Via Papa Giovanni XXIII, 55, 24030 Almenno San Bartolomeo (BG), Itálie
Museo Storico della Bicicletta, Belluno - Italy
Museo Storico della Bicicletta, Toni Bevilaqua (Collezione Sanvido)
Sergio Sanvido (former racer and bicycle dealer) inaugurated the Historical Bicycle Museum in 1997, named in memory of a great man of the past, the Venetian Toni Bevilacqua, world champion in 1950 and 1951. The museum was originally located in the house di Sergio, on the ground floor, near of the historic bike shop that still bears his name.
In 2007, Sergio himself donated a large part of his collection to the municipality of Cesiomaggiore, and it was then moved to the top floor of the town's elementary school, which was converted for museum purposes. And we must state that this collection can boast one of the most interesting collections in Italy.
Contact: https://www.museostoricobicicletta.it/blank
Address: Via Grei 6, Contrada Anquetil, Cesiomaggiore, Belluno, Italy
Museo Scooter & Lambretta, Milano – Italy
Part of a big Scooter & Lambretta museum is vintage bicycle collection. A little over forty vintage bicycles make up a beautiful collection. Everything before 1940 and everything in original condition.
Address: Via Kennedy, 38 - 20090 RODANO (MI), Italy
Contact: https://www.museoscooter.it/#home
Expo Motus: The Prehistory of the Automobile - Museo Galileo – Italy
The dream of autonomous movement, independent of human and animal energy, is as old as the history of mankind. Its first expressions are lost in antiquity and are reflected in art, poetry and literature.
In thirteen stages, they take the visitor on an ideal journey that begins in Mesopotamia in the third millennium BC and ends with Karl Benz’s automobile in 1886. In between, there are extraordinary projects, which, from time to time, spring from intuitions destined to become a turning point in the field of automobility.
Exhibition Dates 08.04.2022 – 25.09.2022
Contact: https://mostre.museogalileo.it/motus/en
Address: Museo Nazionale dell’Automobile di Torino, Corso Unità d'Italia, 40, 10126 Torino (TO), Italy
Colnago museum – Cambiago, Italy
Colnago is a traditional Italian bike and frame brand, the most Italian of Italians and the most classic of classics. Colnago has a sound, a rich history, a prestigious present, something that can be called the spirit of the brand and a gloriola exceeding the number of medals, records, rainbow jerseys of world champions, national titles of countries of almost all of Europe, scalps of the most prestigious races.
Right in the factory there is a large hall with the most interesting things that have been produced. Unfortunately, the bikes were moved out in 2022 and the plan is to build a separate museum. Unfortunately, concrete steps have not yet been taken. We had a great time with the bikes during our visit, so I share them in the gallery as a memory and thank you for using Bikeradar.com and Cyklonovinky.cz
Contact: http://www.colnago.com/
Address: Viale Brianza 7/9, 20040 Cambiago MI, Italy
Ciclocollection - Museo di Biciclette, Riva del Garda – Italy
A private collection of bicycles - a small museum is located in Hotel Virgilio from Riva del Garda. Here, bicycle lovers can view a rare and exclusive collection of about 100 vintage bicycles. I recommend you to be attentive, because a careful eye will not miss a number of rare systems and interesting things on individual bikes. Most of the exhibits are in their original authentic condition. Absolutely TOP condition.
The curator and owner is Farè Pierluigi, a great cycling enthusiast who for more than twenty years has been recalling the history of the bicycle, which is fascinating, ever-evolving but also, unfortunately, gradually disappearing, as he likes to say.
Contakt: https://www.ciclocollection.it
Address: Via Virgilio, 21 - 38066 Riva del Garda (TN), Italy
Casa Fausto Coppi, Castellania, Alessandrie, Italy
A small village in the hills where under normal circumstances none of the tourists would ever come. The birthplace of Fausto Coppi and his family attracts an incredible number of admirers. The atmosphere is worth it any day there. The restaurant, the library, the vintage bike room, the tomb, the statues and the countless photographs are absolutely overwhelming.
The birth house is a fantastic museum full of trophies, bikes and above all original equipment. The tour must be booked in advance.
Address: Via Fausto Coppi, 2 15051 Castellania Coppi (AL), Italy
Contact: https://www.faustocoppi.it/encasa.htm
A bike we didn't expect here. On the contrary, it beautifully complements the feeling of belonging with Italian manufacturers and cyclists.
Muzeo Nazionale del Motociclo, Rimini – Italy
The National Motorcycle Museum is located in Rimini. It has been the first motorcycle museum open to the public since 1993. A museum with a specific treatment of the theme "Motorcycles" from the bicycle to its beginnings and on to the present day. More than 250 machines and 55 different brands, organically arranged, trace the history of this fantastic one-track vehicle.
Address: Casalecchio 58/N, 47924 Rimini RN – Italy
Contact: https://www.museomotociclo.it
Museo Ottavio Bottecchia - Mescolino-minelle, TV, Italy
In San Martino di Colle Umberto, inside an ancient forge located not far from the places dear to the champion - his birthplace and his native village, the first museum space in Italy dedicated entirely to Ottavio Bottecchio is opening. Only original memorabilia or those that belonged to Bottecchio are on display inside.
Address: Via F.lli Tandura, 24, 31014 Mescolino-minelle, TV, Itálie
Contact: https://www.museoottaviobottecchia.it
La Storia 1894 – 1927
Ottavio Bottecchia was born 8/1/1894, in San Martino di Colle Umberto, an authentic phenomenon who performed many heroic feats in a few years and left an indelible mark on the world of cycling: he was actually the first Italian to win the Tour de France in 1924 in the yellow jersey from first to the last stage and won the Tour again the following year in 1925.
But we can also tell about him about the heroic deeds that earned him the Bronze Medal for military bravery, about his repeated escapes from Austrian captivity and about his hard work as a cartwright and bricklayer to support his large family. A man of hard work, sacrifice and accepting fate with humility without complaint and without regret.
Birthplace of Ottavio Bottechia in San Martino di Colle Umberto (Treviso)
Stadio-velodromo Ottavio Bottecchia
Address: Via dello Stadio, 6, 33170 Pordenone, PN, Italy
