The Bianchi Historical Museum, housed at the company’s historic headquarters, preserves and shares more than 140 years of cycling, industry, and Italian innovation. Through vintage bicycles, iconic models, historical documents, and photographs, it tells the story of a brand that, since 1885, has contributed to the development of mobility and sport, innovating with the times and standing at the heart of international cycling and its major competitions.
The Museum actively contributes to strengthening the company’s identity by fostering awareness of its roots and the values that have guided its growth over time: passion, innovation, quality, and a pioneering spirit.
The exhibition area takes visitors on a journey through the different eras that have defined Bianchi’s history, from the first bicycles produced by Edoardo Bianchi to the models that have triumphed in the world’s most prestigious cycling competitions.
The Museum showcases not only the products that made the Bianchi name famous around the world, but also the stories of the athletes who, through their achievements and dedication, helped build a tradition of excellence recognized internationally.
Museum Information
Address
F.I.V. E. Bianchi S.p.A.
Via delle Battaglie 5
24047 Treviglio (BG), Italy
Opening hours
Monday to Friday: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. / 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Contacts
Tel.: +39 0363 316400
Email: infomuseo@bianchi.com
Visits
Admission to the Bianchi Historical Museum is free of charge.
Access is permitted upon registration at the company reception desk.
For groups of more than 10 people, advance booking is required by sending an email to the address indicated above at least 15 days prior to the desired visit date.
Access
The Museum is open to visitors of all ages. Visitors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent, legal guardian, or responsible teacher.
The exhibition areas are fully accessible to visitors with disabilities and are free from architectural barriers that may limit access.
To protect the exhibition spaces and collections, pets are not permitted inside the Museum, with the exception of guide dogs and assistance animals as provided for by applicable regulations.
Responsibility
The Bianchi Historical Museum preserves bicycles, documents, images, and materials of significant historical and cultural value, often unique and irreplaceable, representing more than a century of the company’s and cycling’s history.
During their visit, all visitors are expected to exercise the utmost care and show full respect for the exhibits and displayed objects. For conservation and safety reasons, it is strictly forbidden to touch, move, or otherwise alter any material within the exhibition areas.
Visitors are required to comply with the instructions provided by Museum staff. Parents, guardians, and accompanying teachers are responsible for the behavior of minors under their supervision throughout the duration of the visit.