The Ferrari Museum in Maranello immerses visitors in the world of Ferrari racing and modern automotive excellence. From championship-winning Formula 1 cars to iconic road models, the museum showcases Ferrari’s technical brilliance and motorsport heritage. Multimedia displays and immersive storytelling bring Enzo Ferrari’s vision to life, while special exhibitions highlight milestones in design and innovation. A visit to Maranello offers a thrilling, hands-on experience for car lovers, motorsport fans, and anyone exploring Italy’s Motor Valley.

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Racing legends

Walk among championship-winning Formula 1 cars and legendary race machines. Experience the precision engineering and competitive history that fuel Ferrari’s motorsport success.

Design mastery

Explore galleries showcasing Ferrari’s iconic road cars and the evolution of design, blending beauty, power, and technology.

Engines & engineering

Get up close with detailed engine displays and engineering innovations, revealing the technical genius behind every Ferrari.

Simulators & factory panorama

Feel the adrenaline with optional F1 simulator, or take a panoramic bus tour of the Ferrari factory and Fiorano test track for a behind-the-scenes perspective.

How to make the most of your time

Visit type	Duration	Route	What you get
Snapshot visit	1–2 hours	Main galleries → Racing section → Exit	Highlights of Ferrari’s racing legacy and iconic Formula 1 cars.
Balanced visit	2–3 hours	Full gallery circuit → Engines → Optional panoramic bus tour → Exit	In-depth exploration of racing heritage, road cars, engines, and immersive displays, plus an optional panoramic factory/track tour.
Complete Ferrari experience	Half-day	Full gallery tour at Maranello → Optional F1 simulator / Panoramic bus tour → Transfer to Modena → Full gallery tour → Exit	Comprehensive exploration starting in Maranello, experiencing racing and road car heritage first, then visiting Modena for Enzo Ferrari’s story and historic exhibits.

Handy tips

Reserve ahead: Book your tickets online to avoid queues, especially for weekends and holidays.
Plan your visit flow: Start with racing and road car galleries to enjoy the highlights without feeling rushed.
Simulators & tours: Schedule the F1 or GT simulator, or the panoramic bus tour of the factory and Fiorano test track, mid or late in your visit for a smoother experience.
Timing & crowds: Visiting early morning or late afternoon helps avoid crowds at popular Formula 1 displays and interactive zones.
Comfortable attire: You may walk between galleries and outdoor areas for the bus tour; comfortable shoes and water are recommended.
Combine experiences: If time allows, explore nearby automotive landmarks or local towns in Italy’s Motor Valley for a full Ferrari-themed day.

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Best time to visit Ferrari Museum Maranello

Ferrari Enzo display at Maranello Ferrari Museum with engine exhibit.

Plan your visit between March and October when the weather is comfortable and all outdoor experiences, like the panoramic bus tour, are running.

Pro tip: Early morning or late afternoon visits are best for fewer crowds, shorter queues, and a more enjoyable experience with interactive exhibits, Formula 1 displays, and optional F1 simulator. Check opening hours and tour availability beforehand.

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Where is Ferrari Museum Maranello located?

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

The Ferrari Museum in Maranello is situated in the town famous for the brand’s headquarters and Fiorano test track. Easily accessible by car or bus, it is ideal for a half-day or full-day visit. The museum is located near the town center, offering easy access to cafes, shops, and the surrounding Motor Valley attractions, making it a must-see destination for car enthusiasts and motorsport fans.

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Know before you go to Ferrari Museum Maranello

Wheelchair access sign indicating barrier-free entry.

The Ferrari Museum in Maranello is equipped with ramps and elevators, providing access to all galleries, exhibits, and simulator areas.
Wheelchairs are available for free loan at the main entrance for visitors with mobility needs.
Accessible restrooms are available throughout the museum.
Assistance dogs are welcome inside the museum.
Reserved parking for visitors with disabilities is available near the museum entrance.

Frequently asked questions about visiting Ferrari Museum Maranello

Is the Maranello Ferrari Museum worth visiting?

Yes, the Maranello Museum is worth visiting. It highlights Ferrari’s racing heritage, championship-winning Formula 1 cars, road car icons, engineering achievements, and immersive exhibits.

How long should I spend at the Maranello Museum?

Plan 1–2 hours for a snapshot visit, or 2–3 hours for a balanced visit including optional experiences like the F1/GT simulator and the panoramic bus tour.

How can I reach the Maranello Museum from Bologna?

The museum is about 55 minutes from Bologna by car, or reachable via train to Modena followed by a short bus or taxi ride.

Is there an entry fee?

Yes, tickets are required. Optional extras like simulators or the panoramic bus tour may have an additional cost. Booking ahead is recommended.

Can I visit the Maranello Museum with children?

Yes, the museum is family-friendly. Formula 1 cars, interactive displays, and simulators are entertaining for children, while adults can enjoy engineering and racing history.

Is the Maranello Museum wheelchair accessible?

Yes, ramps and elevators provide access to galleries, simulators, and some outdoor experiences like the bus tour. Wheelchairs are available for free at the entrance.

Can I take photos inside the Maranello Museum?

Yes, photography is allowed in most areas. Flash may be restricted in certain galleries or interactive zones.

When is the best time to visit the Maranello Museum?

Visit between March and October. Early morning or late afternoon is ideal for fewer crowds and a more relaxed experience.