You already know all the automobile museums in the world and are looking for something special? Then we warmly recommend a visit to the Museo Horacio Pagani in San Cesario Sul Panero, Italy, which has only recently been opened to the public. Pagani Automobili SpA is based in San Cesario sul Panero near Modena in northern Italy and was founded in 1992.
Horacio Pagani Museum – History of Pagani
The museum shows the history of the Pagani brand and how super sports cars were once made from wooden models. Accompany Horacio Pagani on his journey through the automobile manufacture and see his most famous vehicles. On the factory tour, in addition to the latest models, you will also find the Zonda Cinque, Zonda R, Pagani Huayra and many other, partly historical individual pieces.
Pagani's studio is attached to the Horacio Pagani Museum. This is where the unique Pagani Automobili supercars are built. Every detail of the building was designed by Horacio Pagani and his team. Materials such as Carrara marble and antique-looking brick facades are intended to illustrate the typical Italian architecture. Wood, glass and steel are combined with brick and stone in the facades.
In addition to the Italian tradition, advanced automotive technologies harmonize perfectly with each other. In front of the building there is a typical Italian piazza surrounded by Renaissance arches, street lamps, connected with lush vegetation.
Museum opening hours
The Pagani Museum is open from Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 17.30pm, Saturday from 9.30am to 12.30pm. It remains closed from May 31st to June 30th. A visit to the museum combined with a factory tour costs 50 euros per person. Guided visitor tours can be booked via the Pagani website.
The address of the Horacio Pagani Museum is: Via dell'Industria 26, I-41018 San Cesario Sul Panero, Italy
Further information can be found on the Pagani's website >