Museo Ferrari Maranello

Museo Ferrari in Maranello presents Ferrari road and race cars, trophies and themed rooms that trace the brand’s technical and sporting milestones. Exhibits cover historic models, contemporary cars and temporary displays focused on key moments in Ferrari history.

The museum sits close to Ferrari’s operational sites and the Fiorano test track and is commonly combined with the Enzo Ferrari Museum (Modena). Tickets, combined passes and guided tours are available via Ferrari’s official site; check there for current schedules and booking details.

A focused, well-curated museum for fans of automotive design and motorsport.

Look out for:

• Iconic road and race cars spanning Ferrari’s history, plus the Sala delle Vittorie (room of victories).

• Trophy displays, engineering highlights and multimedia that explain technical developments.

• Rotating temporary exhibits and special themed rooms that change periodically.

• Nearby context: views of Fiorano test-track facilities and information on combined Maranello–Modena passes.

Best way to experience it:

Buy tickets or combined passes on Ferrari’s site in advance if you plan to visit during peak season, allow around 1–2 hours for a self-guided visit or join a guided tour for a deeper, ~1-hour walkthrough.

• Tickets, combined passes and guided tours are sold online and at the museum ticket office — check the official site before visiting.

• Free admission policy exists for very young children as listed by the museum; verify age cutoffs on Ferrari’s pages.

• Visitor parking and shuttle points are noted by the museum; follow on-site signage (e.g., Parking P4) on arrival.

• Opening hours and special closures vary seasonally — confirm current hours on Ferrari’s official museum page.