Porta San Paolo Railway Museum, Railway museum in Italy
The Porta San Paolo Railway Museum is dedicated to the history of railway in Italy.
Opened on September 18, 2004, it occupies the historical Rome-Lido railway station.
The museum showcases various locomotives and carriages that illustrate Italian railway heritage.
Located in Rome, it is easily accessible for visitors interested in transportation history.
Aside from rolling stock, the museum also presents a rich collection of related items like uniforms and signaling equipment.
Location: Rome
Inception: September 18, 2004
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Address: via Bartolomeo Bossi, 7 00154
Opening Hours: Monday,Wednesday 10:00-14:00, Friday 14:30-17:30
Email: comitatopolomuseale@gmail.com
Website: atac.roma.it/media/atacikon/polo-museale
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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