Museo Mille Miglia, Technology museum in Sant'Eufemia district, Brescia, Italy.

The Museo Mille Miglia occupies a restored Benedictine monastery and displays racing cars, photographs, posters, and memorabilia from vintage competitions. The complex showcases vehicles built between 1927 and 1960, tracing the development of automotive technology across multiple galleries.

The museum opened in 2004 following restoration of the Sant'Eufemia monastic complex, which preserved important archaeological and architectural features. The collection focuses on racing history, particularly the legendary Mille Miglia, one of the most famous car races of the 20th century.

The museum was founded on 10 November 2004 by the Automobile Club of Brescia and private enthusiasts of the Mille Miglia, the race held from 1927 to 1961. Its nine chronological sections follow that history, and the cars on show are swapped periodically so they can still take part in historic races, including the Mille Miglia itself.

The museum sits in the Sant'Eufemia district on Via delle Rimembranze, outside Brescia's historic centre. The nine chronological sections run from the 1927–1957 races through 1958–1961 to the contemporary Mille Miglia, so follow them in order. Cars are periodically swapped out to race in historic events, so the display changes between visits.

The collection regularly changes as collectors lend and withdraw their automobiles for display. Some of these cars actually participate in modern Mille Miglia races, giving the museum a living quality that constantly shifts.