Lavazza Museum
The Lavazza Museum traces the history of the Lavazza coffee company, founded in Turin in 1895, and more broadly the cultural and industrial history of coffee itself, from cultivation and roasting through to advertising and design. It's housed within the Nuvola Lavazza, the company's modern architectural headquarters complex.
Exhibits combine historic company artifacts, vintage advertising, and interactive displays explaining the coffee supply chain, alongside a strong emphasis on design history given Lavazza's long history of collaborating with notable artists and photographers on its branding.
It's a niche but well-executed single-subject museum, appealing particularly to coffee enthusiasts or those interested in Italian industrial and branding history, and pairs naturally with a stop at the on-site cafe.
Lavazza Museum FAQs
It has broader appeal too, given its focus on design and advertising history, but coffee lovers will get the most out of it.
About 1-1.5 hours.
Yes, the Nuvola Lavazza complex includes a cafe and restaurant.
Yes, typically closed on Mondays.
No, it's in the Aurora district, a short bus or taxi ride from the historic center.
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