Musée Automobile PANINI: A Maserati Time Capsule

The Musée Automobile PANINI, also known as Collezione Umberto Panini, is a captivating private museum located on the outskirts of Modena, in the heart of Italy's Motor Valley. This unique collection, established by Umberto Panini, a Modenese entrepreneur famous for his Panini sticker albums, showcases a remarkable assortment of vintage and classic vehicles, with a primary focus on the Maserati brand. The museum's collection traces Maserati's evolution from its origins to the present day, featuring iconic and rare models that exemplify Italian engineering and design. Highlights include the 420M/58 “Eldorado” from 1958, the A6GCS “Berlinetta” by Pininfarina, and the Tipo 61 Birdcage. Beyond Maserati, the museum also features other interesting cars, motorcycles and tractors. Visitors can explore meticulously restored vehicles while delving into the culture and history surrounding the automotive industry in Italy. The museum is located on a working Parmigiano Reggiano farm, offering a glimpse into the region's agricultural traditions. The museum provides an immersive experience for car enthusiasts and tourists alike. Since mid-2025, the museum has been located in newly renovated exhibition spaces. This move ensures the preservation of Maserati's legacy in Modena, establishing the Musée Automobile PANINI as a key destination for enthusiasts of the Trident brand and Motor Valley.