Bologna: Ferrari & Lamborghini Factory Museums with Lunch

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Duration8h–9h

GroupUp to 7

LanguagesEN · IT

Mobile ticketAccepted

Two Italian supercars, one unforgettable day through Motor Valley

You'll spend the morning at the Ferrari Museum and on a Fiorano track shuttle, break for a four-course Bolognese lunch with wine, then visit the Lamborghini Museum in the afternoon. A Mercedes van and English-speaking guide handle all the transfers and timing, so you just show up at your hotel in the morning and come back in the evening.

8h–9h

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit Ferrari and Lamborghini Museums

Visit Ferrari Museum exhibits
Take Ferrari Panoramic Shuttle Tour
Enjoy traditional Bolognese lunch
Visit Lamborghini Museum exhibits
Optional Lamborghini factory tour

The Experience

The driver picks you up from your Bologna hotel in a Mercedes van—there are maybe six or seven of you, which means no bus-tour chaos, just a small group heading south toward Maranello. He's been doing this route for years, and when someone asks about the difference between Ferrari and Lamborghini, he laughs and says it's like asking an Italian to choose between pasta and risotto. You'll understand what he means by the end of the day. The first stop is the Ferrari Museum, where you walk through rooms filled with actual race cars, prototypes, and the kind of engineering detail that makes car people go quiet. Then comes the Fiorano track shuttle—you stay on board while a guide narrates the history of the factory, the test track where they push new models to their limits, and Viale Enzo Ferrari, the heart of the plant itself. It's not a factory floor walk-through, but from the shuttle you see the real buildings, the real scale of it.

Around midday you stop for lunch at a proper Bolognese restaurant—not a tourist trap, the kind of place where locals eat. Four courses, drinks included, and the pasta is handmade that morning. Someone at your table will probably ask the waiter about the wine, and he'll explain it like he's proud of it, because he is. After lunch, you drive north to Sant'Agata Bolognese for the Lamborghini Museum. This one is different—you're walking through a collection of over twenty cars, from the Miura and Countach (the ones that defined the brand) to the Reventón, Veneno, and the new Urus SUV. There's a guided tour of the actual factory floor available if you want to add it on (€75 per person), and if you're serious about Lamborghini, that's where you see the handcrafting happen in real time. Most people skip it on the standard tour, but the museum alone takes a couple of hours and it's thorough.

The whole day runs from morning pickup to evening drop-off, and the Mercedes van is air-conditioned, which matters in summer. Your English-speaking guide—or "personal assistant" as they call them—handles the timing, the shuttle bookings, and any questions that come up. You don't arrange anything yourself, which is the whole point. If you're flying in and want to skip the logistics of renting a car and navigating between two museums in different towns, this is the easiest way to do it. The tour runs in small groups and is guaranteed to depart, so you're not waiting around hoping enough people book.

What’s included

Hotel pickup and drop-off in a licensed Mercedes van, Ferrari Museum entry, Fiorano panoramic shuttle tour with English-speaking guide, Lamborghini Museum entry, a four-course traditional Bolognese lunch with drinks, and an English-speaking personal assistant for the entire day. All taxes and fees are included.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearby

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Is this one for you?Right for car enthusiasts who want both Ferrari and Lamborghini in one day without arranging transport between Maranello and Sant'Agata—the fixed itinerary and small-group van are what make fitting both museums and a proper lunch into a single day possible.