Italy · MUSEUM TOURS IN BOLOGNA
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 museum tours in Bologna worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
See Ferrari’s iconic road and Formula 1 cars in Maranello, with skip-the-line entry, Hall of Victories, and practical planning tips.
“Pre booked tickets make life easy and able to walk up and be greeted and enter special desk to collect. The museum is outstanding and if you love the story you’ll love the journey through start to todays models of all types of Ferrari cars. Loved it”
Visit Ferrari museums in Maranello and Modena with one combo ticket, seeing Enzo Ferrari’s story, racing cars, engines, and F1 history.
“I am a huge Ferrari fan. This was life changing and one of the best days of my life. I’m planning to return as soon as, and as often as I can. Staff were amazing, the facility is immaculate everywhere and the exhibits are stunning. Most people have to pay with their lives to get into heaven, I paid about €30. @mikeakers89”
Review of Ferrari Museum and Fiorano Track Combo in Maranello, with museum highlights, bus tour limits, price advice, and practical tips.
“Museum is spectacular with lots to see. Tour around the factory was informative . However note that the tour is solely of the exterior of the buildings and not inside any of the buildings and one is not allowed to take any photographs. Tour did not go into the track itself which is viewed from a side road. Despite this visit was well worth while.”
Explore Modena’s Enzo Ferrari Museum, from Enzo’s workshop and films to engines, iconic cars, and practical ticket tips.
“Wonderful and informative. A must if you’re in the area.”
Review of Bologna’s Lamborghini Museum, with classic models, modern supercars, practical tips, price value, access rules, and booking advice.
“Showroom could be bigger, more videos on the projector, biography of Ferruccio.”
Review of Ferrari Museum Maranello tickets with simulator, racing exhibits, Enzo Ferrari Museum option, prices, tips, and practical details.
“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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