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Welcoming visitors to the Ferrari Factory is an important part of the Prancing Horse philosophy. We want to give our clients the opportunity to explore the facility and see the magic firsthand. By immersing yourself fully in the Ferrari experience, we hope you’ll take home a little of the passion and quest for excellence that makes us unique
When you step through the gates of the Ferrari Factory in Maranello, northern Italy, you are entering one of the most advanced automotive facilities in the world… but you are also immersing yourself in our heritage. Maranello is the scene of eight decades of Ferrari passion and innovation. Our founder Enzo Ferrari set up his headquarters here in 1943, and it was through these very gates that the first car to wear the Ferrari badge, the 125 S, was driven in 1947.
Enzo Ferrari decided to move his operations from his birthplace in nearby Modena to Maranello because of the land just beside the factory. Today this land is home to the Fiorano Circuit where Scuderia Ferrari F1 cars and production cars alike have been tested since 1972 – and a wealth of buildings and leading-edge facilities designed by world-class architects. You’ll see them all on your visit to the Ferrari Campus. We’re immensely proud of our home in Maranello and what we achieve here.
What is a Ferrari Factory Tour? The factory tour at Ferrari offers an immersive experience spanning various departments including the mechanical workshop, engine assembly, and car assembly lines. Visitors also get insight into the GES racing division, witnessing F1 vehicle assembly and GT sporting activities. The tour includes visits to the Ferrari Museum and Store, providing a comprehensive overview of the brand's history and merchandise.
How Long is the Ferrari Factory Tour? The duration of the tour is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, with routes subject to change to accommodate Ferrari's schedule.
How to book a Ferrari Factory Tour? Inquire about availability and scheduling for a Ferrari Factory Tour by contacting your Ferrari South Bay Sales Associate or the Ferrari South Bay Marketing Manager directly.
Where is the Ferrari Factory Tour? The meeting point for all factory visits is the main reception of Ferrari S.p.A. – Via Abetone Inferiore, 4 - Maranello.
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The Ferrari Museums in Modena and Maranello: which one to choose, how to book, tips for visiting with kids.
The Ferrari Museums in Modena and Maranello are among the best car museums in Italy .
They are a treat for Ferrari lovers and car people in general and they are set out in such a way, you can enjoy them at any age.
We visited as a family of four, with varying degrees of interest in cars, and we all loved it.
The car lover in the family dubbed the place as ‘his favorite place in the whole world’.
However, even the least interested got excited there: the cars, the power of the story, the overall experience is inspirational, easy to enjoy and great fun.
This is a visit I now recommend to everyone and today, I am sharing how to book it and how to arrange your day.
The Ferrari Museum in Modena and Maranello: what you need to know
The first thing you need to know when it comes to the Ferrari Museums is that they are not one museum but two.
One is called ‘The Enzo Ferrari Museum’ and it is in Modena city.
The other one is the Ferrari Museums and Factory and it is in Maranello, a small town about 20km out of Modena.
The two museums complement each other and you can see one or the other on their own or book a combined visit.
Which one to choose depends on what you are most interested in.
At a glance, I recommend you:
- Visit the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena if you love classic cars and want to see where it all started
- Visit the Maranello Museum if you love the Ferrari brand and F1. This is also the best museum to visit if you want to take a guided tour of the Ferrari factory estate.
Let’s look at this more in detail.
Which Ferrari Museum is best? How to choose
If you have the time, I highly recommend you visit both museums.
The two are rather different from one other and have a different take on the whole Ferrari experience.
The Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena
The Enzo Ferrari Museum is in Modena city and develops around the original Enzo Ferrari workshops.
The museum has an older part, with Enzo Ferrari’s first office, and attached to it there is a beautiful, modern and futuristic-looking dome with a large display of classic cars.
The place is fantastic: the large showroom has many beautiful car models from different times, there are some incredible engines on display and there is a photo booth where you can be photographed while driving a Ferrari!
At regular intervals, a short film tells the story of Enzo Ferrari and explains how the brand came to be.
The museum is not very big and it is easy to visit in about an hour. As well as the showroom, there is a merchandising shop and restroom facilities.
There is no restaurant on-site; however, since the museum is in Modena city, it is easy to find places for lunch nearby.
You can get here to / from the station in about 10 minutes on foot.
The Ferrari Museum in Maranello
The Ferrari Museum in Maranello is very different from the one in Modena.
Located about 20km out of the city, the museum is more focussed on the Ferrari Brand as it developed for one-off models and F1 endeavors and feels a lot more like an immersive experience than just a museum.
The whole place is designed with the red and black Ferrari brand colors and Ferrari logos and touches are everywhere.
In the various rooms, you see cars, displays of photos, videos and all the Ferrari trophies and F1 cars.
In the ‘Victory Room’ you are literally surrounded by the F1 winning cars and you can see the names of the pilots and their victory cups.
The whole thing is captivating even if you do not like cars.
The place has made an incredible job and getting people on board with the idea of Ferrari being more than cars and you feel like you are part of a big successful family.
As well as seeing the museum displays, here you can also participate in two main activities:
Ferrari driving simulator : for an extra charge, visitors tall more than 150cm can experience the Ferrari simulator. This is a 7-minute experience and you get to sit in a car and ‘drive’ along a circuit of your choice.
Our son did this and said it was similar to a videogame experience, albeit ‘bigger and better’.
For it, you sit in a car shell in front of a wrap-around screen. With the help of a Ferrari Museum warned, you learn how to use the steering wheel and gear, pick a circuit to drive and you are ready!
The experience doesn’t require a headset nor goggles and others can watch you while you drive.
Panoramic Bus Tour of the Factory: for an extra charge, you can hop on bus and get a guided tour of the Ferrari factory estate.
This tour is highly informative and leads you inside the Ferrari Factory village, where you see the outside of the plants and workshops and the wind gallery where they test the cars.
This is also where Ferrari owners bring their cars for checks so, while you bus around, you will see many Ferrari zooming around the place in all possible colors!
This tour also brings you to see the local race track; however, racing regulations do not allow for practice on the track, therefore you do not actually see cars in action her
The Maranello Museum also has a merchandising shop on-site, restrooms facilities and a cafe on site.
Immediately outside of it, you have several restaurants and cafes. It is worth noticing that the Ferrari-themed restaurant ‘The Paddock’ is not here but in Maranello Village, which is a short drive away.
Visitin the Ferrari Museums of Modena and Maranello with kids
We visited the Modena and Maranello museums with our two children: a car-loving 11-year-old and a car-uninterested 9-year-old.
They both loved the day.
We started with a visit to Maranello and we all immediately felt the buzz and excitement of the place.
Unsure about the simulator, we hadn’t booked it but quickly got sucked into the desire to treat our son to it.
There was no queue at the simulator desk and there were several children who had just finished and were enthusiastic about it, which reassured us it was suitable for their age.
The museum desk person was lovely with our son and they had a grand old chat about circuits while he explained how to use the commands.
The simulation itself only lasts 7 minutes and at 25 Euro is all but cheap. However, it stayed as one of the highlights of our son’s day and you can take photos of them driving, which is an incredible memento for them.
There is a minimum height requirement to do it and this is strict as it has to do with the size of the car.
My son just about made the height and was able to just about hit the pedals: any shorter would have been technically impossible to drive.
If you are unsure about height, I recommend you only decide about the simulator on the day as they will be able to advise.
After the visit to the museum we went to a nearby cafe/restaurant (not branded, just beside the museum) andf then we joined the factory tour.
The factory tour is the most informative part of the visit albeit possibly the least impressive.
You hop on a bus and a guide brings you to the factory estate (no photo allowed there): you pass the main gate and you are driven around the factory lot, seeing the different paint/tire etc workshops from outside, and getting a taste of what it may feel like working at Ferrari, passing the company canteen etc.
In the estate, you also see the outside of the wind gallery which they use to test for aero dynamicity.
The highlight of this part of the tour is the guide who gives an incredible amount of information about Ferrari cars and F1 regulations.
This part of the tour was excellent for my car-obsessed son but too information-driven for my daughter who mostly just enjoyed sitting on the bus and seeing the Ferrars from the windows!
If you have a car lover, highly recommend this part of the tour. If you are here with a little one, however, or just want to see the beautiful cars, you can stick to the museum only.
How to visit the Ferrari Museum in Modena and Maranello on the same day
It is possible to visit the Ferrari Museums in Modena and Maranello on the same day. however, it takes a little bit of planning.
Since the two are in different areas, you will need to book both entrances, make arrangements for transport and you will also need to separately book the bus tour if doing.
You can do all this by yourself on the Ferrari Museums Ticketitn platform or you can do what we did: send an email to Vivara Viaggi their travel agency partner, and get them to book it for you!
In our case, the day worked perfectly and it entailed:
- 10.40 Shuttle from Modena train station to Maranello Museum
- 11.15 Arrival and self-guided visit to the museum
- Simulator experience (booked last minute on site)
- Lunch (own time, no booking needed)
- 13.00 Bus tour from Maranello Museum to factory lot
- 14.45 Shuttle to Enzo ferraru Museum in Modena
- 15.25 Self guided museum visit
Since we were staying in Bologna, we then just easily walked back to the station to get back to the city. we were home in the late afternoon.
How to book the Ferrari Museums
There are several ways to book your visit to the Ferrari Museums.
From the Museums, Websites (combined tickets available) >> click here <<<
Via Vivara Viaggi >>> click here <<<, this is the museum’s official partner, recommended on the museum website. They are perfect if you don’t have your own transport and want to also get tickets for the Ferrari shuttle.
Where to stay to visit the Ferrari Museums of Modena and Maranello
There are many options when it comes to accommodation, depending on budget and plans for the other day so your trip.
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Some you may like are:
Hotel Maranello Village : A Ferrari-themed property, this hotel is the equivalent of an in-park hotel at a theme park.
The hotel and ‘The Paddock’ restaurant and perfect if you want to live and breathe Ferrari for the entire duration of your stay. Please note: this hotel is a 5-minute drive from the museum: own transport recommended.
Casa Palestro in Modena : this is a lovely apartment in Modena city, close to the station and the Enzo Ferrari Museum, good for larger families (sleeps 5)
Starhotel Excelsior Bologna : if you prefer to base yourself in Bologna and come for the day (like we did!), we found the Starhotel Excelsior in Bologna to be excellent.
They have family rooms, excellent breakfast and an excellent location right in front of the train station. Our top pick.
I hope you enjoyed this quick guide to the Ferrari Museums in Modena and Maranello and the review of our experience helped you plan your day at best. Safe travel planning!
Marta Correale
Marta Correale is an Italian mama of two. Born and raised in Rome, Marta has a passion for travel and especially enjoys showing off Italy to her kids, who are growing up to love it as much as she does! A classics graduate, teacher of Italian as a second language and family travel blogger, Marta launched Mama Loves Italy as a way to inspire, support and help curious visitors to make the most of a trip to Italy and learn about Italian culture on the way.
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