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The Museo Ogliari Transport Museum is an amazing, if slightly quaint, collection of transport through the ages and transport enthusiasts will love it.
The museum is arranged chronologically starting with horse drawn carriages, steam and electric power, to the introduction of engines, cable cars and funicular railways, travelling on snow, bikes, motorbikes and cars, space travel and even its own underground station.
Apart from vehicles there is also a great collection of signals, signs and notices, postcards, ticket punchers, old photographs and much more!
The museum was founded just over 50 years ago by the lawyer and professor Francesco Ogliari (1931-2009) who has written over 300 books, many about transport and who was president of the Milan Museum of Science and Technology for years.
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Practical Info
The Museo Ogliari Transport Museum is open Tuesday - Sunday 10.00-12.00 / 15.00-18.00. It is closed on Mondays unless it is a bank holiday.
Entrance is free.
The museum is located just outside the centre of Ranco and is only accessible by car.
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Please note that this museum is open-air so it is not suitable for a rainy day!
Apart from the underground station, the museum is generally on the flat. The pathways between exhibits are not always smooth and wide. Please note that wheelchair users may find it difficult to see all exhibits.
(in Italian only)
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