The museum boasts an exceptional collection of over 300 carriages (of varying age;origin and destination) with their saddles;tack and harnesses.All examples are carefully preserved.Also on display are theme paintings;carriage models;precious porcelain;objects;armours;helmets;saddle blankets;antique weapons;ancient equipment;many antique toys;farm equipment;accessories and peculiarities.Among the many objects;visitors can admire the magnificent representation saloons used by governors;magistrates;princes;popes and Knights of Malta;luxurious landaus;the chariots used in "Ben Hur" and "Gladiator";old coaches;the coach harnesses from the movie "Stagecoach";the cart for the Napoleonic cannon used in the movie "The Baron of Manchausen";the Irish carriage used in "The Quiet Man";the "Electric Horseman” (similar to that of the famous movie starring Robert Redford);the Egyptian chariot of Aida;the landau used by the then bishop Karol Wojtyla to go skiing in Zagopane in Poland;the wagon of Anna Magnani;the children’s car given to a princess;the omnibus carrying 15 passengers with trips costing 5 coins;coupés;all types of convertible carriages;the Western caravan;the stagecoach;work wagons;ancient Sicilian carts;wagons for firemen and agricultural use;Eastern carriages and much more.