Bologna: Ducati & Ferrari or Lamborghini Museum Tickets

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Option 118 departure times, from 09:00 to 17:30

Option 218 departure times, from 09:00 to 17:30

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Two legendary Italian car museums in one day, no transport arranged

You get entry to two of Motor Valley's most famous museums: Ducati plus either Ferrari (Maranello or Modena) or Lamborghini, on the same day with no queuing. You arrange your own transport between locations and choose which museum to visit first, so the day moves at your pace. Tickets are confirmed in advance, which means you walk straight past the entrance line.

Step-by-step itinerary

Stops and time at each

1. Ducati Museum2h
2. Ferrari Museum2h
3. Enzo Ferrari Museum2h
4. Lamborghini Museum2h

Visit Ducati and Ferrari or Lamborghini Museums

• Explore Ducati Museum exhibits
• Visit Ferrari Museum displays
• Tour Lamborghini Museum collection

The Experience

You walk into the Ducati Museum expecting rows of bikes under bright lights. Instead, you find yourself standing in front of a 1972 750 Super Sport with its original paint still gleaming, and suddenly the whole room feels smaller: like you've stepped into someone's obsession made real. The museum in Bologna doesn't just line up motorcycles. It tells the story of how a company that started making radio condensers became the heartbeat of Italian racing. You move through decades of Ducati's evolution: the handcrafted engines, the racing victories, the bikes that changed what people thought a motorcycle could be. It's the kind of place where you can spend two hours without noticing the time.

Then you're in Modena or Maranello (depending on which combo you've chosen) standing in front of a Ferrari or the Enzo Ferrari Museum, and the scale shifts entirely. The Ferrari Museum in Maranello holds over 200 cars, from the earliest models to the hypercars that cost more than houses. The Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena focuses on the man himself and his racing legacy, with Formula 1 vehicles and trophies that tell the story of how one person's obsession with speed shaped motorsport history. If you pick the Lamborghini option instead, you're looking at 60 years of supercars (the Huracán, the Aventador, the Centenario), displayed in a way that makes you understand why people camp out for their launches. The museums are separate locations, so you'll need to arrange your own transport between them, but the tickets are bundled, which saves you the hassle of buying at each entrance and waiting in separate lines.

The rhythm of the day is yours to set. You visit both museums on the same day, but you choose the order: hit Ducati first if you want to start with the bikes, or save it for last if you'd rather end on the precision of Italian engineering. Everything is wheelchair accessible, and if you're traveling with kids or someone who needs a stroller, that's fine too. You just show up with your tickets, skip the queue, and walk straight in. No guide, no group, no schedule telling you to move along after thirty minutes. You spend as long as you want in front of each car, each bike, each trophy.

What’s included

• Entry tickets to Ducati Museum and either Ferrari Museum (Maranello or Modena) or Lamborghini Museum.
• skip-the-line access at each venue.
• self-guided exploration with no time restrictions.
• wheelchair accessibility at all locations.

Days and timesDaily except Wed · 18 departure times, from 09:00 to 17:30

Ages18 to 64 years · Seniors (65+) · 6 to 17 years · Under 6 — Free

Meeting point and pickupNo pickup · ends where it starts

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24h before the start. After that, no refund.

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Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Arcadia Tour Operator e DMC

Is this one for you?Right for anyone who wants to see Italy's most famous car and motorcycle museums without arranging tickets at each entrance or waiting in queues: the bundled tickets and self-guided format mean you walk straight in and spend as long as you want in front of each machine.

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Top questions

Can children come?

6 to 17 years; under 6, free.

Do I need a guide or is this self-guided?

Self-guided. You receive entry tickets and explore at your own pace with no group or scheduled tour.

Can I visit the museums in any order?

You must visit both museums on the same day, but you choose the order. If your option includes Lamborghini, visit both Lamborghini locations first, then arrange the order for the other museum.

Is transport between museums included?

No. You'll need to arrange your own transport between the museums. Public transportation is available nearby.

Which Ferrari museum should I choose? Maranello or Modena?

The Ferrari Museum in Maranello holds over 200 cars from the brand's history. The Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena focuses on Enzo Ferrari's life and racing legacy, with Formula 1 vehicles and trophies. Both are in Emilia-Romagna but in different towns.

What if I want to skip one museum and spend more time in the other?

You must visit both museums selected in your combo on the same day. You can't split the visit across different days or skip one.

Are service animals allowed?

Yes, service animals are allowed in all museums.

How long should I spend in each museum?

That's up to you. There's no time limit, so you can spend two hours or five hours in each one depending on your interest.