Has anyone visited any of these museums/factories and any take aways? My partner can only do one. We will be stopping in Bologna for lunch so he could do Ducati then but we are overnighting in Modena
Posted by
auckland
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We did all 3. Lambo by far the best experience. You literally walk through each part of the production line with your Guide and you get really immersed in the day to day running of this Factory. It is so interesting - even to showing how they pick the perfect pieces of leather for the seats. If you stand out side the gates on the right - you may be lucky enough to see a Lambo being taken for a test drive.
Across the road there is "Bull Test Drive Bar" - its a great place to sit for a drink and watch cars coming & going at the Factory and you can also book a "Test Drive" here.
Ferrari - we didn't do the Factory Tour but went to the Museum - enjoyed but impersonal. The Ferrari story is good though. The House Museum is smal but interesting.
Ducati - is again - just a museum - interesting.
Posted by
Vignola, Modena, Italy
503 posts
The Lamborghini factory visit has been suspended at the moment. Probably will be do next year again, but nothing has been decided yet.
In Ducati can be do the factory tour and is very interesting. The assembly line is different from the Lamborghini one.
The Ferrari factory tour is only a tour never leaving the shuttle, no only among the factory buildings without enter into the assembly lines (and you visit the racetrack too).
Maserati factory in Modena can be visited too. Now should start the assembly of the new MC20 and MC20 Cielo.
Can be visited the Pagani assembly atelier too.
As museum the Ferrari in Maranello is the bigger one. Lamborghini, Ducati, Enzo Ferrari and Ferruccio Lamborghini are smaller but very interesting. Maserati hasn't a museum. Pagani has one, but small because they have produced only two models in their life!
In Modena there is even the Stanguellini museum, but more for connosiers.