Maranello: Ferrari Portofino Test Drive with Local GuideYou’ll slide behind the wheel of a Ferrari Portofino in Maranello, guided by a local expert who knows every curve of these legendary streets. Feel the engine’s power as you pass the factory and wind tunnel, then cruise into open countryside with the roof down. With options for video souvenirs and photos, this is one ride you’ll remember long after you’ve handed back the keys.
Ferrari Museum Maranello: Champion Cars & Hall of VictoriesThe 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.Is it for me?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.
Lamborghini Test Drive Maranello: 10 Minutes to 2 HoursA Lamborghini Huracán Performante test drive in Maranello, Italy, where you take the wheel on scenic routes around the Ferrari Factory with a professional instructor on board. Choose from durations ranging from 10 minutes to 2 hours, with options for city streets, countryside panoramas, or mountain roads. A video recording of your entire drive is included as a souvenir.Is it for me?Pick the 10- or 15-minute city option if you want to test the car's feel without a long time commitment and see the Ferrari Factory from the road. Choose 30 to 60 minutes if you want real driving time on varied terrain without spending half your day. Go for the 90-minute panoramic or 2-hour mountain route if you have the afternoon free and want to push the Huracán Performante into the countryside where the roads let you feel what the engine and aerodynamic system can do.
Maranello: Ferrari Museum Entry & 10-Min SimulatorYou get skip-the-line entry to the Ferrari Museum, a self-guided tour of the world's most famous cars, and a 10-minute simulator experience in a real cockpit. No queue, no guide, no time pressure — you move through at your own pace and get behind the wheel before you leave. Book with your height confirmed so the simulator is ready when you arrive.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see the cars that built Ferrari's legend without spending the morning in a queue, and who fits the simulator height range (160–185cm). The self-guided format means you move at your own pace, and the 10-minute simulator run is included, so you get behind the wheel without booking a separate test drive.
Modena test drive Ferrari: 20 minutes with instructorYou spend twenty minutes driving a Ferrari 458 or Portofino with an instructor on Maranello's roads, then tour both the Ferrari Museum and Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena. A panoramic bus takes you through the factory and Fiorano circuit. Lunch with wine is included. Your companion joins everything except the test drive, unless you book the Portofino and let them ride as passenger. Plan for a full day out.Is it for me?Right for drivers who want to experience a Ferrari firsthand without the cost of ownership, and who have a full day to spend between Maranello and Modena. The pace is steady — you're moving between locations and activities, so expect to be out from morning through early evening.
Ferrari Museum & F1 Simulator in Maranello: 2-3 HoursThis combined ticket gives you entry to the Ferrari Museum in Maranello plus a session on the EVOTEK F1 simulator, a dynamic machine that replicates a real single-seater's movements on the track. You walk through the Hall of Legends and the full collection of Formula 1 cars, prototypes and racing models that built Ferrari's history, then step 100 meters across to the simulator venue to choose your circuit and race against the clock. Children must be at least 14 to drive the simulator; the museum itself welcomes younger visitors.Is it for me?The 2- to 3-hour window means you can fit this into a morning or afternoon without losing the rest of your day—museum first, simulator after, both done before lunch or dinner. If you want a longer deep dive into Ferrari history or multiple simulator runs, you'll need to book extra time separately.
