The 15 Ferrari Museum Tours in Italy That Earn Their Ticket Price

1.Maranello: Ferrari Museum Entrance Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 1,505 reviews · from $32Our pick

Visit the Ferrari Museum in Maranello for a self-guided look at Ferrari’s past, present, and future. See classic 12-cylinder cars, Formula 1 champions, permanent and temporary displays, and the Hall of Victories. Your ticket includes skip-the-ticket-line entry, but food, guides, and simulators cost extra.

“Museum excellent worth the trip but quite complicated to get to the museum from Bologna Our helpful hotel staff advised/organised for us to get a train to Modena then the shuttle bus up to Maranello. Perhaps this information should be on the tour description so people can realise how far you have to travel to reach museum if staying in Bologna”

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2.Maranello and Modena: Ferrari Museums Combo Tickets

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 994 reviews · from $50

Start at Ferrari’s Maranello museum, then visit the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena, about 20 kilometers away. See racing cars, classic models, engines, films, and Enzo’s restored workshop. The ticket covers both museums, but you must arrange transport between them.

“Easy journey to the museum's. My husband is disabled and was well looked after throughout the tour and everything was accessible to him.”

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3.Maranello: Ferrari Museum and Fiorano Track Combo Eco Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 662 reviews · from $65

Pair the Maranello Ferrari Museum with a guided electric-bus ride past Ferrari’s factory buildings, Fiorano test track, and Viale Enzo Ferrari. The museum is self-guided, while the 40-minute shuttle runs at a fixed time in Italian or English. Expect views from the bus, not factory interiors or track access.

“Ok its self tour just a bunch of cars like most places only difference to me was they were showing material selections. The guided bus tour through the grounds of the assembly factory was informative and fortunate that Ferrari is so exclusive. They don’t even have a building that shows some some of the processes when they’re building stuff it doesn’t have to be the latest and greatest, but at least the window or something.”

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4.Modena: Enzo Ferrari Museum Entrance Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 422 reviews · from $32

Visit the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena for Ferrari cars, engines, films about Enzo Ferrari, his restored workshop, and a striking yellow hood-shaped building. A one-hour visit suits car fans and curious visitors alike. Shuttle options to Maranello may also be available.

“Amazing! took my husband for his 70th birthday as a surprise present and he was really happy.”

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5.Maranello: Ferrari Museum Entry Ticket and Simulator

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 261 reviews · 1.5 - 3.5 hours · from $75

Explore 2,500 square metres of Ferrari cars, photos, trophies, and racing displays in Maranello. Then take a 10-minute Ferrari Formula 1 simulator session on famous circuits. An optional ticket adds the Museo Enzo Ferrari, about 20 kilometres away, with rare 1950s cars.

“Attention to the fact that the 2 museums are just over 20km away from each other would be good to know beforehand, as not all tourists have cars and when you come from a country where you can not roam and only use whatsapp, you struggle to get a taxi and the Museum refuses to call you a taxi. You cannot skip the line outside, you just have to stand in the online reservation line and when you only have a online ticket you have to go to the booth to get one printed. The simulator in the museum is better than the one at push start and we had…”

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6.Bologna/Maranello: Lamborghini & Ferrari Museum Entry Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 221 reviews · from $48

Visit the Ferrari Museum in Maranello and the Lamborghini Museum near Bologna with one combo ticket. See Formula 1 cars, Miura and Countach legends, modern hybrids, and interactive displays. You arrange transportation between the museums, about 40 km apart.

“The Ferrari Museum was great value and well organised (with parking etc). The Lamborghini Museum was disappointing, difficult parking arrangements and unhelpful staff outside the museum.”

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7.Maranello: Check out the Ferrari Museum and the Professional F1 Simulator

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 108 reviews

Visit the Ferrari Museum in Maranello, then walk 100 meters to Pit Lane Red Passion for a timed session on the EVOTEK F1 simulator. The museum visit is self-guided, with Italian and English support. The simulator requires users to be at least 14 years old and 160 cm tall.

“I've given 1 star for the guide because there was no guide, but it was easy to locate all the places. Everything else was good, however you should clarify that the simulator is not the Ferrari one, but one on an attached place”

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8.Lamborghini & E. Ferrari Museum Entry Tickets

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 64 reviews · from $48

Visit the Lamborghini Museum in Sant’Agata Bolognese and the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena with one ticket. See Miura, Countach, Aventador SVJ, hybrid Sian, Ferrari engines, Formula 1 machinery, and personalized classics. You arrange transport between the museums yourself.

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9.From Bologna: Trip to Ferrari Museum with Tickets and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 46 reviews · from $396

Follow Ferrari’s story from Enzo’s childhood home to the Maranello museum, then tour the Fiorano test track and Ferrari citadel by shuttle. Your private vehicle, tickets, two-course Emilian lunch, water, and wine are included. Confirm that an English-speaking driver is assigned before booking.

“Highly recommend to anyone interested in cars or F1. The tour organisers were great and allowed us to customise the day to include a visit to a local balsamic vinegar producer which we really enjoyed. Our driver was fantastic and gave us some lovely restaurant recommendations - we were really happy we booked this!”

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10.From Bologna: Lamborghini & Ferrari Museums Private Day Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.1 · 40 reviews · from $356

Travel privately from Bologna to Lamborghini and Ferrari museums with an English or Italian-speaking driver. See Miura, Countach, and Aventador SVJ cars, visit Ferrari’s factory area and Fiorano track, then enjoy a two-course regional lunch with water and wine. Davide has earned praise for clear help and smooth timing.

“Davide was fluent in English and was very helpful and provided timing and comfortable transportation for my wife and I. Ferrari was a little busier than we would have liked but as the Italian GP had ended just the day before it was expected. I would highly recommend Bologna Tours as we have used them 3 times on this trip and they have been extremely communicative and helpful.”

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11.From Bologna: Ferrari Museums, Factory Tour and F1 Simulator

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 27 reviews · 7 - 9.5 hours · from $400Top rated

Follow Ferrari from Enzo Ferrari’s birthplace in Modena to the Maranello museum, Fiorano circuit, and factory complex. You’ll ride a guided shuttle, drive an F1 simulator, and travel by air-conditioned van from Bologna. Driver Danilo has earned praise for clear timing and helpful service.

“Visite complète libre des 2 musées Ferrari avec un tour en navette sur le site de l'usine, un aperçu de circuit à Maranello et 20 minutes de simulateur Formule 1. Mérite d'être faite au moins une fois. Les transferts entre les différents sites assurés par un chauffeur privé qui gère le programme. Merci à lui! Le prix de l'excursion peut paraître élevé, mais cela s'explique : 7h de durée, avec diverses prestations incluses, sur des sites pratiquant des tarifs haut de gamme. Nous recommandons.”

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12.Parmesan and Balsamic Food Tour with Ferrari Museum

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 25 reviews · from $271

Spend six hours exploring Emilia-Romagna from Bologna with a driver, small producer visits, cheese and balsamic tastings, and skip-the-line entry to Ferrari Museum. Expect shared transport, no included lunch, and producer-led visits rather than a private guide.

“was communicated with via email. they picked us up from our hotel right on time ans brought up to all the locations. Tours were great. we ended up being the only ones on the two food tours and both were small family run places with very nice and knowledgeable hosts. Ferrari museum was quick but a cool experience for my husband! overall wonderful experience from the driver to the tours!”

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13.Bologna: Ferrari VIP Experience with Test Drive and Museum

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 22 reviews · from $734

Spend seven hours with a private driver from Bologna, a Ferrari California test drive on Maranello streets, the Ferrari Museum, a 10-minute F1 simulator, a Ferrari Citadel bus tour, and a two-course lunch at Massimo Bottura’s Il Cavallino.

“Fantastic test drive, made even better for my husband as he had both test drives (mine as well) in one so longer to actually drive on the roads.”

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14.Ferrari Museum, Lamborghini Pagani Museums & Factory+Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 21 reviews · from $496

Spend nine hours with an English-speaking tour leader visiting Ferrari in Maranello, Lamborghini in Sant’Agata Bolognese, and Pagani in San Cesario sul Panaro. Hotel, station, or airport pickup, transfers, lunch, and small-group transport are included. Driving and simulator sessions cost extra.

“Entertaining guide Unfortunately, my wife has coeliac disease and the food supplied could’ve been a bit better for her”

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15.Modena: Discover Ferrari Museum & Pavarotti land

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 20 reviews · from $69

Use one ticket for the Ferrari Museum in Maranello, Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena, and Pavarotti House Museum. Explore racing cars, engines, Enzo’s story, and the tenor’s country home at your own pace. You arrange transport between the three sites.

“The Pavarotti house is difficult to reach by public transport; you have to walk 1.5 km from the bus stop to the country house.”

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