Ducati Museum
The Ducati Museum is a transport museum in Bologna, Italy at the Ducati factory. It contains a collection of Ducati motorcycles and some early non-automotive products. It opened in 1998.[1]
Museo Ducati | |
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Established | June 12, 1998[1][2] |
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Location | Bologna, Italy |
Coordinates | 44.516399°N 11.267574°E |
Type | Transport museum |
Collection size | 33 items,[2] 3,000 square feet (280 m2)[3] |
Curator | Livio Lodi[4] |
Website | www |
The museum's collection of technical documentation was selected by Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities for inclusion in the national archive.[5]
Notes
gollark: Maybe add an extra two wheels to keep it stable.
gollark: You have a big heat-absorbent panel above you, which heats water, which boils steam, which drives turbines which spin the wheels.
gollark: Why not solar thermal?
gollark: The batteries should be made to explode on impact then.
gollark: Are there *any downsides*?
References
- Baime, A.J. (September 24, 2011), "Valley of the Car Kings", The Wall Street Journal, retrieved 2012-07-07
- Buchanan, Jeff (February 17, 2010), Ducati Museum Visit, Ultimate Motorcycling, retrieved 2012-07-07
- Chung, Dennis (January 18, 2012), Italy Recognizes Cultural Importance of Ducati Museum, motorcycle.com, retrieved 2012-07-07
- Garrett, Jerry (December 31, 2009), "A Pilgrimage to One Source of Italy's 2-Wheel Passion", The New York Times, retrieved 2012-07-07
- Museum guide (PDF), Ducati, archived from the original (PDF) on 2016-03-04, retrieved 2012-07-07
External links
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