27/08/2025: Visited during the Back to the Future Experience World Expo.
Very beautiful and well-maintained, with large spaces that have a dramatic impact.
The garden is beautiful, and from the moment you enter, you feel like you're entering a location from another era.
24/08/2025: As soon as you step inside Villa Magnaghi, you immediately feel like you're being swept away by the very heart of the Back to the Future trilogy.
The exhibition—spanning over 2,000 square meters—is one of the most immersive experiences I've ever seen, perfect for both '80s nostalgia and those new to the saga.
Over 100 certified original memorabilia, including clothing, costumes, storyboards, and production documents: it's thrilling to be so close to the iconic hoverboard or the alternate storyboard from the finale.
Iconic vehicles: the legendary DeLorean Time Machine (a faithful 1:1 replica made with original parts), Biff's 1946 Ford, the "Libyan terrorists'" Volkswagen T2 BUS, and Marty McFly's Toyota Hilux SR5 pickup.
Themed settings: the Clock Tower, the "Save the Clock Tower" booth, the "Welcome to Hill Valley" sign, and corners that transport you directly into the film.
Multimedia areas: exclusive scenes, backstage footage, and documentaries, as well as '80s-style arcade stations where you can challenge your friends.
Memorable moments: photo sets, a themed bookshop with original merchandise, a '50s-style Lou's Café area, and an outdoor lounge nestled in the Villa's greenery, perfect for both relaxing and soaking up the atmosphere.
The only downsides (if they can be called downright ... In short, a highly recommended exhibition for anyone who loves Back to the Future, cinema, and immersive experiences.
Perfect for bringing the family or even for a nostalgic solo visit.
It's definitely worth the experience; just book well in advance to enjoy it without a hitch.