Inaugurated in 1963, Centro Storico Fiat, located in Turin, is hosted by an Art Nouveau building that was built as the first expansion (1907) of the workshops located on Corso Dante, the company’s first home. The facility began to witness important moments in Fiat’s history and now it hosts a collection of automobiles, mementos, models and advertising manifestos by artists spanning the company’s entire history. More than 5,000 linear meters of print documents, 300,000 technical designs, 5,000 automotive and industrial history volumes and magazines, more than six million images (prints, slides, plates and negatives) and over 200 hours of historical films. This is the Fiat that has represented the Italian spirit to the world for more than a century.