A unique collection of more than 300 rare typewriters dating from the 19th century to the present day, collected and painstakingly restored to full working order by Domenico Scarzello. The museum is hosted by Bra Servizi. From the Hammond n.1 (1884), to the Remington n.5 to the legendary Olivetti M1, this museum is one of a kind. Entry to the museum is free.

The Craveri Civic Museum started as a private collection in the first half of the 19th Century thanks to the work of Angelo Craveri. His two elder sons, Federico and Ettore, inherited their father's passion for natural sciences and greatly increased his collection. In his prime, Federico lived, studied and worked in Mexico: this gave him the chance to travel and explore Northern America (Mexico, USA and Canada), allowing him to collect a great amount of natural history specimens (mostly minerals and animals). When Federico died in 1890, his heirs donated his family's collections to the City of Bra, in Piedmont (Italy). Today's exhibition dates back to 1974 and currently the Museum is composed by 12 halls, each one dedicated to a specific aspect of natural sciences. The Museum also includes a garden and a greenhouse full of succulent plants.

Hosted within the premises of Bra Servizi the museum contains a large collection of antique bicycles and historical jerseys.Among the bikes on display there is one from the “Bersagliere” dating back to the early 1900s and a racing bike from 1935 used by Fausto Coppi and Gino Bartali.Admission to the museum is free.