Bologna: Ferrari & Lamborghini Factory Tour with Lunch

Two factories, one day: inside Ferrari's Fiorano and Lamborghini's assembly line

You spend the morning in the Ferrari Museum and on a shuttle tour of the Fiorano track and plant; lunch is a four-course Bolognese meal with wine; the afternoon takes you through the Lamborghini factory assembly line and museum. A personal assistant guides you in English all day, the van handles all transfers, and you leave with discounts at the official Lamborghini store. The whole thing runs about eight hours from Bologna.

Step-by-step itinerary

Stops and time at each

1. Ferrari Museum1h · entry included
2. Lamborghini Museum2h · entry included

Visit Ferrari and Lamborghini museums

• Visit Ferrari Museum exhibition
• Take Panoramic Shuttle Tour at Ferrari Plant
• Enjoy traditional Bolognese lunch with drinks
• Tour Lamborghini Museum and factory

The Experience

The shuttle bus is already moving when you realize you're actually on the Fiorano track: the same asphalt where Ferrari tests its prototypes. You're not watching from a distance. You're rolling past the pit stop reconstruction, past the garages, down Viale Enzo Ferrari inside the plant itself. The Ferrari Museum comes first, and it's dense with machines: over 50 cars arranged so you can see the evolution from the 1950s to now, plus a full F1 pit-stop setup and a room dedicated to Enzo's life. Your guide walks you through it in English, pointing out details most visitors miss. Then the shuttle takes over, and suddenly the factory isn't a museum anymore. It's a working space you're moving through.

Lunch breaks the day in half. A traditional Bolognese restaurant, four courses, wine and water included. It's the kind of meal that makes sense in Emilia-Romagna: tagliatelle, slow-cooked meat, something you won't find the same way anywhere else. By the time you're back in the Mercedes van, you've already seen one legend. The Lamborghini factory is next, and it's a different animal. The guided tour takes you through the assembly line where the cars are actually built, then into the upholstery department where craftspeople stitch leather by hand. The museum holds about 20 vehicles, historic models alongside the current lineup, and the whole thing feels less like a museum and more like a behind-the-scenes pass to a place most people never get to see. You can buy merchandise at both factories if something catches you.

The group stays small, maximum seven people, which means the van doesn't feel crowded and the guides can actually talk to you instead of herding. The Mercedes is air-conditioned, the driver knows the route, and you're not figuring out trains or rental cars or whether you're going the right direction. It's the kind of day where the logistics disappear and you just show up at each place ready to look. Book ahead: factory slots fill up, and this isn't the kind of thing you can walk in on.

What’s included

• Luxury air-conditioned Mercedes van for all transfers from Bologna.
• Ferrari Museum entry ticket.
• official Fiorano track and plant panoramic shuttle tour.
• Lamborghini Museum entry ticket.
• guided tour of Lamborghini factory including assembly line and upholstery department.
• four-course traditional Bolognese lunch with wine and bottled water.
• English-speaking personal assistant for the full day.
• discount vouchers for the official Lamborghini store.

Days and timesMon–Fri · 08:30 · season until 30 Oct

Ages18 to 64 years · Seniors (65+) · 13 to 17 years · 6 to 12 years · Under 6 — No ticket type: can't be added to a booking

Meeting point and pickupHotel pickup28 pickup points to choose from.

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

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Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearby

Operated by MOTORSTARS by Snack Travel

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to see both Ferrari and Lamborghini factories in one day without arranging transport, tickets, or timing yourself: the small-group format and fixed schedule are what fit two major factories and a proper lunch into eight hours.

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Top questions

Can children come?

13 to 17 years; 6 to 12 years. Under 6: no ticket type, they can't be added to a booking.

What's included in the lunch?

A four-course traditional Bolognese meal with bottled water and wine. It's served at a restaurant between the Ferrari and Lamborghini visits.

Can you buy things at the factories?

Yes. Official merchandise is available at both the Ferrari Museum and Lamborghini Museum, and you get a discount at the Lamborghini store.

How many people are in the group?

Maximum 7 guests, which keeps the experience more personal than larger tour groups.

Is there a tour inside the Lamborghini factory itself?

Yes. The guided tour includes the assembly line where cars are built and the upholstery department, plus access to the Lamborghini Museum with around 20 vehicles on display.

What's the Ferrari part of the day like?

You visit the Ferrari Museum (over 50 cars, F1 pit-stop reconstruction, Enzo Ferrari exhibition), then take an official panoramic shuttle tour inside the Fiorano track and through Viale Enzo Ferrari in the plant itself.

Do I need to arrange my own transport to the tour start?

No. Transfers are included in a licensed, air-conditioned Mercedes van. You're picked up from Bologna and returned at the end of the day.

Is this tour suitable if I'm not in great physical shape?

Yes. The tour is suitable for all fitness levels. Most of the day is spent in vehicles or walking through museums and factories at a comfortable pace.

What language is the tour in?

English. A personal English-speaking assistant is with the group all day.