Pininfarina museum, Automotive design museum in Cambiano, Italy.
The Pininfarina Museum in Cambiano presents about fifty vehicles that this coachbuilder designed and built between 1936 and the 2000s. The collection includes production models, concept cars, and design studies that show how the work evolved over the decades.
The company was founded in 1930 and began making car bodies for luxury brands. After World War II, it became a leading design house that created models shaping Italian automotive style.
The name comes from founder Battista Farina, whose artistic surname became the company's identity. The vehicles on display show how this workshop shaped Italian car design and what role crafted beauty held in the automotive world.
Entry is only available through advance-booked guided tours arranged for small groups. It helps to book early, and since the location is outside the city center, planning your travel beforehand is important.
The museum holds not just finished cars but also prototypes and design models that never became production vehicles. These pieces reveal the choices and paths designers took to reach their final designs.
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