Here's Your Personal Tour of the Alfa Romeo Museum & The Secret Vault No Visitor Ever Gets To See!

[@shankarbalan3813]

This is a superb museum. I’ve visited it a few years ago and am still totally amazed. What gorgeous cars!

[@stefanfalldorf6573]

Thanks Roman! That was a great video. A friend of mine who lives and works in Milano, he also drives an old Alfa GTV and a Lambretta, has been in that Alfa Museum and got me jealous. Now I could see this as well.

[@TFLclassics]

Roman says thanks for the kind comment and thanks for watching!

[@incasejstn]

Wow what a superb look into alfas history! I could spend days in there mulling over all those beautiful cars! I'm curious to know about the cars under the covers! Hope there will be a part 2 and 3 and 4....

[@markcoopers1930]

Truly! I dislike going to museums like these on crowded days because I could probably spend a half hour per showcase, reading every line and studying every model and diagram. I wouldn't want to be a bother to others, but I also wouldn't be satisfied with a quick passthrough.

[@richardnottelmann58]

This was an amazing video. Great job Roman on the filming and questions. Is there going to be a part 2 video?

[@TFLclassics]

No part 2 unfortunately

[@doddsalfa]

Stunningly beautiful and brilliant cars

[@Thecarexchangepodcast]

Wow this is amazing, I wanted to go when I was in Milan few years ago but I went to an AC Milan game instead and stopped in Modena to go to the Ferrari Enzo museum. Thanks for representing Alfa Romeo it’s doesn’t get the love it deserves in the US

[@franzvanjulio5523]

That 1949 Villa d’Este is perfection. I wish that were available today.

[@markcoopers1930]

That 1970 Montreal is a stunner. Today's Gulia is already great, but if it adopts a little bit if that flair and edge, I doubt anyone with any sense would complain

[@Thecarexchangepodcast]

Not one Spider?! What the hell

[@RonnN-gf8tm]

This is Totally Romans World!! Where's the Mercedes both?? Glad you enjoyed it Roman!!

[@bettymaverick1098]

WOW, Beautiful cars.

[@iamalazydog]

Great video I was in Italy in February and I also toured the museum. I just didn’t make it to the vault for special collections will have to go back.

[@JPD617]

Thanks for sharing this! Awesome

[@ldmtag]

Nuvola is freakin gorgeous! I would still prefer Stelvio, though😂 But speaking purely design-wise, Nuvola is king (or rather queen)!

[@guidominadisospiro3553]

Thanks, Roman. More of these. YOu are in Italy, and the Country is full of automobile museums. Please visit some more!

[@Mike-rk8px]

The Lamborghini Museum, the Ferrari Museum, and the Maserati Museum are all a few hours drive from Milan. If your short on time, take the high speed trains. You’ll be doing lots of walking, and you’ll get hungry, but you’re in Italy, so no matter where you go you’re bound to find great street food and excellent restaurants. If you go to the Ferrari factory in Milan for a tour, make sure you eat at the Ristorante Cavallino across the street from the front gate. This is where Enzo Ferrari always ate, as well as many of the employees at Ferrari. I’ve had lots of great meals in Italy, but this place was the best.

[@NenadTrajkovic]

Beautifull! 🇮🇹🐍🚗💨💨💨🇮🇹

[@moshecha]

Thank you 🙏

[@OMENASOSE6111-wt7mz]

I WOULD LOVE TO SEE IT

[@jamesterakazis6624]

Tipo 33 Stradale ?

[@scubatrucker6806]

Cool history

[@user-cg7cc7zj3e]

Back when Alfa Romeo was still Alfa Romeo

[@jamesterakazis6624]

BMW WHO ?

[@steven12734]

It kills me when you accompany these marvels of design with generic pizza-making music 😂

[@c-square7375]

Great cars indeed, but guide tough to follow.

[@markcoopers1930]

Right? Why don't these Italians speak American?

[@ldmtag]

Now, that's why all the 1950s cars were such ugly pieces of "engineering"! Because low quality steel couldn't form an edge or a flat sufrace! That explains evethyng! Thanks, Alfa Romeo museum! Btw, that first post-WWII car is actually pretty decent looking compared to some "creations" of that era!