A must for Ferrari Fans - An Unforgettable Experience! We visited the Ferrari Museum in May during a family trip to Italy, and it was truly one of the highlights of our journey. My kids are huge Formula 1 fans, especially of Ferrari, so this stop was a dream come true for them. We spent around two hours at the museum, which was the perfect amount of time to explore and enjoy the exhibits. What stood out the most was how close we could get to the vehicles—from classic models to the latest race cars, each one was impressive and beautifully presented. The museum is well-organized, with a blend of history, innovation, and adrenaline. Whether you're a motorsport enthusiast or just curious, this place offers something exciting for everyone. Highly recommended!

Ferrari 2025 - Items are very expensive in the gift shop. The layout of the show room is unique. I loved looking at the engines, they are pieces of art.

Great Experience!! - Had a fantastic experience at the museum. They have a great collection of cars and loads of information on the history and the development that goes on at Ferrari. Took us around an hour to get through everything and they have plenty of merch for sale at the gift shop.

Car lovers, don't miss it. - For car lovers, it is an excellent alternative to meet. Highly recommended indeed. And for those of us who are not so much, it is also an entertaining panorama, to accompany.

Must see if you are a car enthusiast - I loved the cars that are on display throughout the years. Parking was a bit difficult. Overall, a great experience. Especially if you are a car enthusiast.

Any Fan Should Go - If you are into F1 and a fan of Ferrari, these museums will not disappoint! I am a newer F1 fan (and female) and I quickly joined Team Ferrari, but even with all of the newness, I was in awe of these cars, of the story and both museums were worth my trip.

A must-do for a Ferrari... - A must-do for a Ferrari fan! The legacy of the place is unmatched, fast cars and slow life is so apt.

April 25' Ferrari Maranello & Modena Museum visits - We built our Italy vacation around the Ferrari museums visit. We started our trip in Milan for a few days. We're not big city people and were glad to get out into more rural area. We stayed at nearby Ferrari themed Village hotel (separate review) which was handy. We bought the combo ticket self-guided tour from home. We picked the earliest time they had around 9 and parked our car in main lot. We didn't realize that there was a parking charge. No ticket, so did fine. My husband is a big fan of cars overall and we have some experience with Ferraris. I like cars too & we enjoyed both museums. Modena was Ferrari's birthplace so setup was different. We spent 2 -3 hours at each place and glad we saw both. My husband did the simulator at 1st museum but it did leave him a bit nausesous. The cars are beautiful no doubt and a lot of good information. It was definitely the hightlight of my husband's trip and I enjoyed too. Maranello has many nearby restaurants and good places to drive on back picturesque roads. We spent 5 nights in area and went to Ducati museum too. There are the other car musueams but didn't take the time. We also went to nearby family run balsamic vinegar farm which we enjoyed. Recommend a visit to area for car fans

Fun experience - Not easy to travel to and from if not staying in maranello. Museum is well done and there is a cafe and store.

Not happy. - I bought a handset ferrari lamborghini thinking that everything was in Maranello well no we had to go to Bologna for the second museum so I paid for nothing