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Plan your Ferrari Museum visit

Everything you need to plan a trip to the Ferrari Museum in Maranello — what's actually inside, how to reach it without a car, and how it compares to the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena. Independent, practical, and free to read.

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Maranello sits in Emilia-Romagna, in the heart of Italy's Motor Valley — the same stretch of country that produced Lamborghini, Maserati, Pagani and Ducati. Its headline draw is Museo Ferrari, the marque's official museum, a few hundred metres from the factory gates. These three guides answer the questions we get asked most before a visit. When you're ready to book, every ticket and experience is laid out on our home page, from skip-the-line entry to real Ferrari test drives.

How we research these guides

Maranello Pass is an independent travel guide, not a tour operator and not affiliated with Ferrari. We cross-check the details in these guides against authoritative sources, including the official Ferrari museums information, and re-check them regularly. Times, hours and transport schedules change with the season and with events, so we keep our guidance in ranges and always point you to confirm the exact date when you book. When you book through a link on this site we may earn a commission from the operator — never from you, and it never changes what we recommend.

One page, every option. If you already know you want to go and just need the ticket, skip straight to the Ferrari Museum ticket ladder — skip-the-line entry starts from about A$31, with the F1 simulator, two-museum combos and real test drives layered above it.
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An independent visitor guide. Maranello Pass is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Ferrari S.p.A., Museo Ferrari or any official operator, and does not sell admission. Booking links go to independent third-party operators via GetYourGuide, and we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.