Ferrari Museum Maranello: Champion Cars & Hall of Victories

Walk among Ferrari’s championship cars and the helmets of racing legends.

The Ferrari Museum in Maranello is a single-location tour through permanent and temporary exhibitions of the brand's road and track history, from foundational Sport Prototypes and rare Gran Turismo models to hypercars and limited-edition benchmarks that shaped modern automotive design. Entry includes access to the Hall of Champions, the Formula 1 history section, and all current exhibitions. Entry is permitted at any time during opening hours. The indicated duration is not binding.

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit Ferrari Museum in Maranello

• Travel to Maranello
• Explore Ferrari Museum exhibitions
• See Hall of Victories

The experience

You arrive in Maranello and walk into a museum built around one central idea: the evolution of a single brand across nearly a century. The Ferrari Museum holds both permanent collections and rotating temporary exhibitions, so what you see depends on when you visit. The permanent galleries move through the foundational Sport Prototype and Gran Turismo models that established Ferrari's reputation, then forward into the hypercars and limited-edition road cars that redefined what a production Ferrari could be.

The Hall of Victories is the anchor of the visit. This dedicated section displays every Ferrari World Champion single-seater from 1999 onward: the cars that won, arranged in sequence. Alongside them sit the original drivers' helmets and over 110 official trophies. A separate section traces Ferrari's role in Formula 1 history, so if you came to understand how the brand built its legend in racing, that thread runs through the whole building. The museum does not rush you: entry is permitted at any time during opening hours, and you move through at your own pace.

The building itself is wheelchair accessible, and families with infants can bring a pram or stroller. Public transportation options are nearby if you are arriving without a car. The museum is designed for all fitness levels. There is no hiking, no climbing, no physical demand beyond walking through galleries at whatever speed suits you.

What’s included

• Access to all permanent and temporary exhibitions.
• entry to the Hall of Champions with every Ferrari World Champion single-seater from 1999 onward.
• the Formula 1 history section.
• original drivers' helmets and over 110 official trophies on display.
• access to the foundational Sport Prototype and Gran Turismo galleries.

Before you book

Days and timesEvery dayLast departure this season: 31 Dec

AgesAdult (19 and older) · Child (6 to 18 years) · Infant (under 6): free

Meeting point and pickupNo hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point. Ends back at the starting point.

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund.It may be canceled if the minimum number of travelers isn't reached. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund.

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Good to know

Low physical effortWheelchair accessibleStroller-friendlyPublic transport nearby

Operated by Arcadia Tour Operator e DMC

Is this one for you?An hour is enough to walk the permanent galleries and the Hall of Victories without rushing, which leaves the rest of your afternoon free for the town or nearby attractions. If you want a deeper dive into Ferrari's racing legacy or the temporary exhibitions, you can stay longer: entry time is flexible.

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Top questions

Can children come?

Yes. Ticket types: Child (6 to 18 years); Infant (under 6): free.

What exactly is in the Hall of Victories at the Ferrari Museum?

The Hall of Victories displays every Ferrari World Champion single-seater from 1999 to the present day, along with the original drivers' helmets and over 110 official trophies from those championship seasons.

Can I see Formula 1 cars and history at the Ferrari Museum in Maranello?

Yes, the museum includes a dedicated section on Ferrari's Formula 1 history alongside the Hall of Victories and the permanent collections of road and track cars.

How long should I plan to spend at the Ferrari Museum?

The museum suggests around an hour, but entry is permitted at any time during opening hours without obligation to a set duration, so you can spend as much or as little time as you want.

Is the Ferrari Museum accessible if I'm traveling with a stroller or in a wheelchair?

The museum is wheelchair accessible, and families with infants can bring a pram or stroller. The building is designed for all fitness levels.

What's the difference between the permanent and temporary exhibitions at the Ferrari Museum?

The permanent exhibitions cover Ferrari's foundational Sport Prototypes, rare Gran Turismo models, and modern hypercars and limited-edition road cars. Temporary exhibitions rotate, so what you see depends on when you visit.

Is public transportation available to reach the Ferrari Museum in Maranello?

Public transportation options are available nearby the museum, so you can reach it without a car if needed.