Bologna: Ducati, Ferrari & Lamborghini Museums 2-Day Pass

Five Legendary Car & Motorcycle Museums in Motor Valley—One Ticket, Two Days

You get entry to five world-class automotive museums—Ducati, both Lamborghini spaces, Ferrari in Maranello, and the Enzo Ferrari Museum—spread across two days in Italy's Motor Valley. Day one is fixed (both Lamborghini museums in Bologna), then you choose the order for Ferrari and Ducati. You travel between sites independently, which means you set the pace and timing. The ticket includes all entry fees; no transport service is provided.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Visit Lamborghini Museums

• Visit Lamborghini Museum
• Visit Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum

Day 2 — Explore Ferrari and Ducati Museums

• Visit Ferrari Museum in Maranello
• Visit Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena
• Visit Ducati Museum

The Experience

The Ducati Museum hits you first—row after row of motorcycles that look like they're still moving, even standing still. Vintage racers next to modern hyperbikes, the whole arc of what one Italian factory learned to do with two wheels and an engine. You walk through decades of speed and design, and then you realize: this is just the opening act. The combo ticket gets you into five museums across Bologna, Modena, and Maranello over two days, which means you're not choosing between Ducati or Lamborghini or Ferrari—you're seeing all three legacies in their own spaces, the way each brand tells its own story.

Day one is locked in: both Lamborghini museums, back to back in Bologna. The Automobili Lamborghini Museum shows you sixty years of supercars—the Huracán, the Aventador, the new hybrids—alongside the prototypes and one-offs that never made it to production. Then the Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum, which is bigger and older, takes you all the way back to 1947 and the first tractor Ferruccio built before he ever made a car. You see his personal collection: the Miura SV, the Countach, the Espada. It's the same man's vision across different machines, and the museum doesn't let you miss that. After day one, you choose the order for the rest: Ferrari in Maranello, the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena, and back to Ducati whenever it fits.

You're traveling between sites on your own—no shuttle, no guided route—which sounds like a hassle until you realize it's freedom. Maranello is about forty minutes from Bologna by train or car; Modena is closer. You can spend two hours in one museum or four, skip lunch or take it, move at your own pace instead of staying with a group. The museums themselves have the gear you'd expect: interactive exhibits, Formula 1 trophies in the Ferrari spaces, production-line footage, the whole design story laid out. Wheelchair access is there, strollers work, and if you need to sit down between museums, you do.

The ticket is valid for two days, which gives you real flexibility—you don't have to cram everything into a weekend or burn yourself out in one marathon. Most people do it over a Saturday and Sunday, or split it across a longer stay if they're in the region. Just remember: the two Lamborghini museums have to happen on the same day, everything else is up to you.

What’s included

• Entry to the Ducati Museum in Bologna.
• entry to the Automobili Lamborghini Museum in Bologna.
• entry to the Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum in Bologna.
• entry to the Ferrari Museum in Maranello.
• entry to the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena.
• two-day validity with flexible scheduling (except day-one Lamborghini museums, which are fixed).

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Arcadia Tour Operator e DMC

Is this one for you?This pass is built for automotive and design enthusiasts who want to see Italy's legendary car and motorcycle brands without buying separate tickets to each museum—the two-day window and flexible scheduling let you explore at your own pace instead of rushing through everything in one exhausting day.

Top questions

Do I have to visit both Lamborghini museums on the same day?

Yes. The combo ticket requires you to visit the Automobili Lamborghini Museum and the Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum on the first day. After that, you can visit the Ferrari and Ducati museums in any order you choose.

How far apart are the museums?

All five are in the Bologna, Modena, and Maranello area. Maranello (Ferrari Museum) is roughly 40 minutes from Bologna by train or car. Modena (Enzo Ferrari Museum) is closer, about 40 km from Bologna. Ducati and both Lamborghini museums are in Bologna itself.

Is transport between museums included?

No. You'll need to arrange your own transport between the museums. Public transportation options are available in the area.

How long do I need to spend in each museum?

That depends on your interest level. Most visitors spend 1.5 to 3 hours per museum, but you can stay longer or shorter. The two-day validity gives you flexibility to pace yourself.

Can I visit the museums in any order I want?

On day one, you must visit both Lamborghini museums. For the remaining three (Ducati, Ferrari Maranello, and Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena), you can choose the order.

Is the ticket accessible for people with mobility issues?

Yes. All five museums are wheelchair accessible. Strollers and prams are allowed, and service animals are welcome.

Can I use the ticket on non-consecutive days?

The ticket is valid for two days. Confirm with the provider whether those days need to be consecutive or if you can split them across a longer visit.

What's included in the ticket?

Entry to all five museums: Ducati Museum (Bologna), Automobili Lamborghini Museum (Bologna), Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum (Bologna), Ferrari Museum (Maranello), and Enzo Ferrari Museum (Modena). Meals, transport, and any special exhibits or tours are not included.