Bologna & Modena: Lamborghini & Ferrari Museums Entry

Sixty Years of Lamborghini, Then Ferrari's Rarest Machines

You get entry to both the Lamborghini Museum in Bologna and the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena on the same day, with no guide or group—just you moving through 60 years of Italian automotive history at your own pace. The museums are 40 kilometers apart, so you arrange your own transport between them, which means you can spend as long as you want in each one. Entry time is flexible; you pick a window and can arrive anytime during opening hours.

Step-by-step itinerary

• Enter Lamborghini Museum in Bologna
• Explore Lamborghini's 60-year history
• See iconic Lamborghini models
• Travel to Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena
• Walk museum grounds and learn Ferrari origins
• Explore "Motori" and "One of a Kind" exhibitions
• View extraordinary Ferrari cars on display

The Experience

Hands grip the steering wheel of a Countach, eyes trace the low hood of a Miura, feet stand on the polished floor where Ferruccio Lamborghini's first vision took shape. You're inside the Lamborghini Museum in Bologna, moving through six decades of the company's work—from those early models that changed what a sports car could be, through the Aventador SVJ, and into the hybrid era with the Sian and Countach LPI 800-4. There's no guide narrating; you set the pace, stop where something catches you, move on when you're ready. The museum opens its doors at your chosen time, and from there the day is yours to shape.

After Bologna, you head to Modena—about 40 kilometers away, which you'll arrange yourself by car or train. The Enzo Ferrari Museum sits in one of the city's most striking buildings, and walking through it feels different from Lamborghini. This is about heritage, about Ferrari's origins and the obsession that built it. The current exhibitions, "Motori" and "One of a Kind," show you the machines themselves—the 166 MM painted in Gianni Agnelli's family colors, the bespoke cars that represent Ferrari's world of personalization. You move through at your own speed again, no schedule, no group, just you and the cars.

The two museums sit 40 kilometers apart, so timing matters when you plan your day. Some people spend three hours in Bologna and two in Modena; others reverse it or split the day differently. Entry to both is included with this ticket, and you can use it any day during opening hours—the time you select isn't binding, so if you arrive late or want to linger, there's no penalty. Wheelchair access is available at both locations, and public transport connects them if you don't drive.

What’s included

• Entry to the Lamborghini Museum in Bologna.
• entry to the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena.
• access to all current exhibitions at both locations.
• self-guided exploration at your own pace.
• flexible entry time during museum opening hours on your chosen day.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Arcadia Tour Operator e DMC

Is this one for you?Choose this if you want to see both Lamborghini and Ferrari in one day without a guide or group—you control the pace and how long you spend in each museum. The separate location means you arrange your own transport between Bologna and Modena, which is what lets you visit both without being locked into a tour schedule.

Top questions

How far apart are the two museums?

About 40 kilometers (24 miles). You'll need to arrange your own transport—by car, train, or taxi—between Bologna and Modena.

Can I visit both museums in one day?

Yes, the ticket covers both on the same day. How you split your time between them is up to you.

Is there a guide at either museum?

No, both are self-guided. You move through at your own pace and explore what interests you.

What time do I need to arrive?

The time you select when booking isn't binding. You can enter during any opening hours on the day you visit.

Are the museums wheelchair accessible?

Yes, both locations have wheelchair access and accessible transportation options nearby.

Can children visit?

Yes. Children aged 6–17 must be accompanied by an adult family member.

What cars are on display at the Lamborghini Museum?

The collection includes the Miura and Countach (Ferruccio's early creations), the Aventador SVJ, and newer hybrid models like the Sian and Countach LPI 800-4.

What exhibitions are at the Ferrari Museum?

The current exhibitions are "Motori" and "One of a Kind," which focuses on Ferrari's exclusive personalization. The 166 MM in Gianni Agnelli's family colors is among the cars on display.