The FERRARI MUSEUM, located just 300 metres from the FERRARI FACTORY in Maranello, collect the most famous Ferrari cars, exhibits prizes, trophies, photographs and other historical objects related to the history of the great Italian car brand. Among the most attractive display rooms there are: a hall that boasting approximately 40 prestigious models on rotation, deriving from museums and private collectors, a hall dedicated to Formula One and Cavallino, the Victory Hall, that celebrates the victories of the Scuderia, displaying World Championship cars from 1999 to 2008, 110 trophies, and the original helmets from nine World Champion Drivers: like Villeneuve, Berger, Mansell and Prost. With an additional cost, you can try the F1 Simulator or drive a Ferrari on the roads near Maranello, after a briefing on the use of the car. The private test drive will be recorded on an in-house camera and you will receive the video of your guide.

The museum dedicated to ENZO FERRARI displays objects, documents and photos that tell his story, his life in motor sports, places and people, starting with the Modena Autodrome. There is also an art gallery, which currently hosts temporary exhibitions on Ferrari's career and cars, the protagonists and competitions of the Modena-based racing car brand. Inside is a collection of vintage Ferraris, and sometimes other cars designed by Enzo in collaboration with other automakers such as Stanguellini or Maserati. The house and garage have been kept intact, but an unusual and futuristic building has been added that mimics a yellow aluminum Ferrari hood. The yellow, of course, symbolizes the city of Modena and especially recalls the color chosen by Ferrari himself as the background of the Cavallino.

The Horacio Pagani Museum tells the story of a young argentine with a passion for cars who realized his dream and now builds one of the most amazing cars in the world! The Pagani Automobili Museum is a journey back to Mr. Horacio Pagani's beginnings, through his first minimoto, the Formula 2 car he built, considered the first Pagani car ever, and his work at Lamborghini. In the museum you can admire the Zonda and all its models such as the Zonda La Nonna (a unique car), the Zonda F, the Roadster Cinque, the Zonda S and the Zonda R, one of the fastest cars ever built, and of course the amazing new Huayra.

In the LAMBORGHINI MUSEUM - now MUDETEC, Museum of Technologies - in Sant’Agata Bolognese, you can admire fantastic supercars, from the early creations of the genius of Ferruccio Lamborghini like the 350 GT, the Miura, the Countach and the LM 002, to the most recent and exclusive Asterion (hybrid concept car), Centenario, the Huracán Performante and the Aventador SVJ and the amazing Suv Urus. With an additional cost, you can try also an interactive experience thanks to the new Driving Simulator and drive like a real F1 driver. You can drive also, with an additional cost, a Lamborghini on the roads near Sant’Agata Bolognese, after a briefing on the use of the car. The private test drive will be recorded on an in-house camera and you will receive the video of your guide.