€8 site ticket / €2 reducedArt Exhibitions · Saturday, October 24, 2026
The Flying Engineer: Taruffi Returns to the Appian Way
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An exhibition of the private archive of Piero Taruffi – engineer, racing driver and inventor – with diaries, technical drawings, wind-tunnel models, photographs and trophies, marking 70 years since he passed 300 km/h on the Appia Antica in the Bisiluro Tarf. It is shown in the Casale di Santa Maria Nova (entrances Via Appia Antica 251 or Via Appia Nuova 1092) until 8 November 2026, open 9 AM–6:30 PM to 31 October and 9 AM–4:30 PM from 1 November. Entry is included in the €8 Villa dei Quintili–Santa Maria Nova ticket, the €12 Park ticket or the €25 Mia Appia Card; the site is closed on Mondays.
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