Friday, 19 January 2018
Friday, 5 January 2018
quirky museums near Milan, part 2 (of 2) : the vintage petrol station museum

the tale of our wandering around Milano looking for curiosities continues. after our visit to Vittorio Tessera's scooter & lambretta museum, our bucket list led us to another awesomely weird collection: Museo Fisogni.
the Fisogni Museum of the Petrol Station is the world's largest collection of anything related to the history of fuel pumps and gasoline distribution, from the XIX century to the '90s.
Etichette:
industrial tourism,
lambretta weekend,
milano,
museum,
vintage,
vintage adv
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