Museo Fisogni

Museo Fisogni is a museum dedicated to vintage fuel pumps and petroliana, the memorabilia and objects associated with the history of petrol stations. Founded by Guido Fisogni in 1966, it houses a collection described as the world’s most complete of its kind and certified by Guinness World Records. Its holdings span fuel-pump equipment, globes, signs, graphics, toys, packaging, advertising, paper archives and street-themed art, documenting the development of service stations in Italy, Europe and the United States.

Located in Tradate, near Milan and Malpensa Airport, the museum welcomes visitors by reservation, subject to availability, on Saturdays and Sundays and during special events. A free virtual tour is available around the clock for those who cannot visit in person. The venue also hosts events, ceremonies, conferences, vintage-car and motorcycle gatherings, with spaces at the museum and Villa Castiglioni. Visitors can explore regional attractions through the museum’s interactive map, browse its blog and press archive, and purchase a photographic book featuring images of the collection.