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Visiting Ferrari Museum in Maranello

  • Ticket options: Pick from standard Ferrari Museum entry, Ferrari & Lamborghini combo passes, or exclusive Fiorano Circuit panoramic tours.
  • Optional transfers: Select tickets include round-trip transfers between Modena and Maranello for a smooth, hassle-free commute.
  • Unique experiences: Upgrade with F1 simulators or panoramic tours of the Fiorano Circuit for deeper insight into Ferrari’s racing world.
  • Queues & access: Pre-booked tickets help skip ticket queues, though security checks may still take 10–30 minutes.
  • When to book: Summer and holiday slots sell out fast; book a few weeks ahead for preferred timings.
  • Good to know: Tickets are single-use, with most visits lasting 1.5–2 hours. Free cancellation is often available up to 24–48 hours before.
  • Best upgrade: Choose standard entry for flexibility, combo passes for the full Motor Valley experience, or Fiorano tours for rare behind-the-scenes Ferrari access.

Choose the right Ferrari Museum experience for you ↓

Which Ferrari Museum ticket is best for you?

Ticket typeEntrance usedLines skippedSecurityGuideIncludesUpgradesWhy pick thisPrice fromRecommended experience

Maranello Ferrari Museum Entry Ticket

Via Alfredo Dino Ferrari, 43

On-site ticket queues

Mandatory, 10-30 minutes

Self-guided

• Maranello Ferrari Museum Entry

7-minute F1 simulator / Bus tour of Fiorano track and Ferrari factory / Return transfers from Modena station

Explore Ferrari's racing heritage up close at your chosen time slot.

from €32Maranello museum entry

Modena Enzo Ferrari Museum Entry

Via Paolo Ferrari, 85

On-site ticket queues

Mandatory, 10-30 minutes

Self-guided

• Enzo Ferrari Museum Entry

Ferrari GT simulator experience / Round-trip transfers between Modena and Maranello

Trace the life of Enzo Ferrari with the story behind the Ferrari brand at a relaxed pace.

from €32Modena museum entry

Combo: Maranello + Modena Entry

Via Alfredo Dino Ferrari, 43/Via Paolo Ferrari, 85

On-site ticket queues

Mandatory, 10-30 minutes

Self-guided

• Maranello Ferrari Museum Entry • Enzo Ferrari Museum Entry

Round-trip transfers between Modena and Maranello and/or Round-trip train tickets from Bologna to Modena

95+ years of racing history, from conception to racetrack dominance in one booking.

From €44Maranello + Modena

Bologna Lamborghini and Ferrari Museums Entry Tickets

Main entrance at all four museums

On-site ticket queues

Mandatory, 10-30 minutes

Self-guided

• Maranello Ferrari Museum Entry • Enzo Ferrari Museum Entry • Automobili Lamborghini Museum Entry • Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum Entry

None

Best-value pass to explore Ferrari and Lamborghini’s complete legacy across Motor Valley in one day

From €97.504 Museums Pass

What to expect at Ferrari Museum Maranello

Entrance of the Ferrari Museum in Maranello with iconic prancing horse logo.
Ferrari models on display at Museo Ferrari Maranello exhibition.
Maranello Ferrari Museum entrance with iconic prancing horse logo.
Ferrari Formula 1 car on display at the Ferrari Museum in Maranello.
Red bus for transfers from Modena Station to Ferrari Museum Maranello and Enzo Ferrari Museum.
Ferrari Enzo display at Maranello Ferrari Museum with engine exhibit.
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Step into Ferrari’s modern heartbeat

In Maranello, the brand’s racing spirit comes alive. Themed halls trace Ferrari’s evolution through championship-winning cars, design breakthroughs, and innovations that define its identity today.

Explore structured, permanent collections

See Ferrari’s F1 machines, GT icons, and engineering galleries, each highlighting the brand’s growth from track to road and its mastery of speed and design.

Engage with immersive experiences

Test your reflexes on F1 simulator, explore detailed build models, and experience pit-lane setups, bringing Ferrari’s technical world vividly to life.

See behind the scenes

Take the panoramic bus tour past the factory grounds and Fiorano test track. Learn about model development, testing, and the spaces where new Ferraris are born, a must-do for enthusiasts.

Immerse in Ferrari’s craftsmanship

From iconic road cars to racing legends, Maranello’s exhibitions showcase the meticulous engineering and artistry that define the brand.

Complete your Ferrari journey

Every corner of the Maranello museum celebrates Ferrari’s legacy, innovation, and racing spirit, making it an unforgettable experience for fans of design, motorsport, and automotive excellence.

Things to know before booking your Ferrari Museum tickets

Booking window

  • Tickets are available as dated e‑tickets; most visitors book a few days to a week in advance to secure their preferred timed-slot, especially during the peak seasons (June, July, & August).

Entrances & flow

  • Visitors enter through the main entrance in Maranello; all guests complete standard security checks.
  • Skip‑the‑line options bypass the on‑site ticket counter queue; however, you still pass through security.
  • Some combo tickets offer upgrades with round‐trip bus transfers between Modena and Maranello, easing your overall flow.

What’s included

  • Standard tickets grant entry to the Ferrari Museum’s galleries, including historic cars, trophies, and interactive exhibits.
  • Combo options cover admission to the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena.

Ways to explore

  • Self‑guided visits typically last 1.5–2.5 hours, allowing you to browse iconic Ferrari models and themed displays at your own pace.
  • Upgraded formats add a panoramic minivan tour that offers views of the Fiorano track and the factory surroundings.
  • For a deeper dive into Ferrari history, consider combo tickets that pair the Maranello Museum with the Enzo Ferrari Museum for a full “Ferrari story” experience.
  • For a comprehensive self-guided supercar museum experience, avail the 4 museums pass; covering each of the Ferrari & Lamborghini Museums.

Accessibility & policies

  • Tickets are timed and nominative; be sure to bring your ID to validate age- or concession-based pricing.
  • Once inside, re-entry is not permitted, so plan your visit accordingly.
  • The site is fully accessible to people with mobility needs with elevators, ramps, and accessible restrooms.

Galleries at Ferrari Museum

Origins of a legend

Founding history & early race cars

Located near the entrance, this introductory gallery displays pre-war race cars, early engine blocks, and artifacts from Ferrari’s founding era. Visitors follow a clear route from the recreated workshop to panels on Enzo Ferrari’s beginnings, setting the narrative tone.

Technological innovation gallery

Engineering breakthroughs & patented engines

Situated on a mid-level corridor, this gallery presents historic V12 engines, turbo hybrids, and patent displays. Informational panels guide visitors through technical exhibits and aerodynamic designs, emphasizing the engineering legacy behind Ferrari’s renowned speed and performance.

Ferrari tailor made & one-offs

Custom supercars & limited editions

In a dedicated wing off the main hall, this section showcases one-off supercars and coachbuilt prototypes. Sleek displays highlight exclusive design sketches and rare custom builds, offering a quiet detour for collectors and enthusiasts in Maranello.

Formula 1 & racing trophies

Championship legacy & iconic race cars

Located centrally along the main corridor, this gallery features dozens of championship-winning F1 cars, driver memorabilia, and trophy cases. Visitors navigate a dynamic display of race history, with iconic models such as the F2004 enhancing the racing narrative.

Iconic road cars display

Historical road models & modern supercars

Arranged in a spacious hall near the rear, this exhibit displays classic road cars from the first 125 S to modern marvels like the Daytona and LaFerrari. Clear signage and layout facilitate an easy flow through Ferrari’s evolving design language.

Interactive simulators

F1 simulation & hands-on racing experience

Set in an open area adjacent to the main galleries, interactive displays and semi-professional F1 simulators allow visitors to test their racing skills. Digital panels and timed sessions offer an engaging break between the static exhibits and dynamic layouts.

Fiorano test track exhibit

Panoramic shuttle & external track views

Accessible via a dedicated shuttle area, this exhibit maps the iconic Fiorano Test Track. Outdoor viewing panels and a panoramic circuit tour provide context to Ferrari’s proving ground, connecting museum history with real-world racing dynamics.

Must-see artworks at Ferrari Museum

Ferrari GTO and F40 displayed at Maranello Ferrari Museum, Italy.
Ferrari engines and race cars displayed at Enzo Ferrari House Museum in Modena, Italy.
Ferrari 488 GTE AF Corse on display at Ferrari Museum, Maranello.
Ferrari models on display at Museo Ferrari Maranello exhibition.
Ferrari cars displayed at Modena Ferrari Museum exhibit.
Person using Ferrari GT Simulator at Ferrari Museum.
Ferrari Museum display with racing helmets, trophies, and portraits of famous drivers in Maranello.
Ferrari engine display at Ferrari Museum Maranello.
Woman driving a Ferrari 458 at Maranello Ferrari Museum track.
Ferrari concept car display at Ferrari Museum in Maranello.
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Officina Ferrari 1947

Enzo Ferrari (1947)
Location: Origins Gallery
This exhibit re-creates Ferrari’s first workshop with original artifacts and early racecars. Notice the vintage engine blocks and hand-finished panels.
Pro tip: Focus on the detailed craftsmanship of the engine block.

V12 Engine Masterpiece

Ferrari Engineering (c.1960)
Location: Innovation Gallery
A historic V12 engine display that revolutionized performance. Notice the precision machining and robust design that powered many victories.
Pro tip: Examine the intricate gearwork and layout of the engine.

Tailor Made Supercars

Ferrari Design Team (2020)
Location: Tailor Made Wing
Exclusive custom-built models and one-off prototypes are showcased here. Notice unique design cues and bespoke finishes that mark luxury.
Pro tip: Look for subtle design variations that highlight hand-finished details.

F1 Glory Collection

Scuderia Ferrari (c.2000)
Location: Racing Gallery, 1st Floor
A collection featuring championship-winning F1 cars and trophies. Notice the meticulous detailing in livery and memorabilia that tell a racing saga.
Pro tip: Step back to view the full trophy display and car lineup.

Iconic Road Cars Display

Ferrari (Various, post-1947)
Location: Main Exhibition Hall
A rotating display of legendary road cars from the first 125 S to modern masterpieces. Notice the evolution in design and performance over decades.
Pro tip: Walk around to catch the transition from vintage to contemporary lines.

Interactive Simulator Zone

Ferrari Interactive (c.2020)
Location: Simulator Section, Ground Floor
Experience state-of-the-art F1 simulators that replicate the thrill of racing. Notice the realistic dashboard and digital displays emphasizing speed.
Pro tip: Try the simulator for an authentic taste of Ferrari driving.

Championship Trophies

Scuderia Ferrari (Various)
Location: Trophies Gallery, 1st Floor
Marvel at trophies celebrating numerous Formula 1 victories. Notice the gleam and inscriptions on each trophy that mark historical triumphs.
Pro tip: Observe the details on the inscriptions for a deeper context.

Heritage Engine Collection

Ferrari Heritage (c.1980)
Location: Heritage Gallery
A display of vintage engines that powered early race and road cars. Notice the expert craftsmanship and mechanical ingenuity behind these power units.
Pro tip: Compare the different engine models for insights into technical evolution.

Fiorano Track Experience

Ferrari (Modern Experience)
Location: Track Exhibit, Outdoor
A panoramic view of the Fiorano Test Track from a museum shuttle. Notice the layout that challenges both speed and precision on the famed circuit.
Pro tip: Stand at the designated viewing point to capture the track’s full scale.

Future Vision Exhibit

Ferrari Innovation (c.2020)
Location: Innovation Wing
A glimpse into forward-looking designs and prototypes that chart Ferrari’s future. Notice the blend of cutting-edge technology with classic aesthetic cues.
Pro tip: Observe futuristic elements and compare them with classic models.

Plan your visit to Ferrari Museum Maranello

Ferrari Formula 1 car on display at the Ferrari Museum in Maranello.

April–May: 9:30am to 7pm
June–August: 9am to 7pm
September–October: 9:30am to 7pm
November–March: 9:30am to 6pm
Closed on December 25 and January 1
Last admission: One hour before closing

Best time to visit
The Ferrari Museum in Maranello is best visited early in the morning, before crowds arrive for simulator sessions and panoramic bus tour departures. To enjoy pleasant weather, lighter traffic, and a smoother experience around Maranello, the ideal months are May, June, September, and October.

Ferrari Museum Maranello schedule

Address: Via Dino Ferrari, 43, 41053 Maranello MO, Italy

By car: Take the A1 and SP467 for approximately 50–60 minutes. Parking is available at the museum.
By train & bus: Take a regional train from Bologna to Modena (30–35 minutes), then bus line 595 or a short taxi ride to Maranello.
By taxi: Direct taxis from Bologna take around 50–60 minutes and cost approximately €70–80.

For more detailed directions
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  • Accessibility: Ramps and elevators make most exhibition areas accessible for wheelchair users. Some simulator experiences may have restrictions.
  • Cloakroom & Lockers: Available at the entrance for bags and coats.
  • Restrooms: On-site facilities include accessible restrooms for visitors with reduced mobility.
  • Baby & Family Facilities: Changing tables and family-friendly areas are available throughout the museum.
  • Shop: Official Ferrari merchandise, collectibles, and souvenirs can be purchased in the Maranello museum shop.
  • Parking: Dedicated parking spaces are available for cars and buses.
Aperitif platter with olives, prosciutto, and tigelle at Acetaia La Vedetta, Modena.
  • Ristorante Cavallino: Enjoy traditional Emilian cuisine in a vintage-style setting at Ristorante Cavallino, located just 200 m from the Ferrari Museum Maranello. Known for its pasta, risotto, and local specialties, it’s a must-visit for Ferrari enthusiasts.
  • Ristorante Pizzeria l'Incontro: A casual Italian restaurant only 150 m from the museum, offering pizza, pasta, and other local dishes. Perfect for a relaxed meal before or after your visit.
  • Drake Restaurant: Located around 400 m from the Ferrari Museum, Drake serves Mediterranean and Italian-inspired dishes in a welcoming atmosphere, making it a great spot for lunch or dinner.

Visitor tips & guidelines

  • Instead of entering via the crowded main hall, use the early "Origins of a Legend" gallery entrance for a quieter start.
  • At the Technological Innovation Gallery, stand centrally to capture digital displays without side-obstruction from nearby visitors.
  • To skip lines, opt for the side door near the "Fiorano Test Track" exhibit—this shortcut can save up to 10 minutes.
  • Avoid the busy "Ferrari Tailor Made" wing during peak hours; visit before 12 noon for a more relaxed viewing space.
  • In the Hall of Victories, position yourself behind the trophy case to secure an unobstructed view of racing legends.
  • For step-free access, use the elevator adjacent to the main staircase to reach the interactive simulator area with ease.

Frequently asked questions about Ferrari Museum tickets

Yes, booking ahead is strongly recommended. Timed-entry tickets tend to sell out on weekends and holidays, and securing your slot online helps avoid unexpected waiting.

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