The place itself it’s interesting, not much story telling. Big paid parking for the visitors. We were expecting that we would spend at least 2 hours but we went for 40 minutes. Museum store is extremely overpriced.

A great museum to visit for every Ferrari fan. Takes you through the history of cars, races and the heritage it carries. You also get to see all the great cars old and new production cars and the F1 cars over the years. You also get to see the power units and blueprints of its models. There are a bunch more of delights for the car fans that I will not ruin by posting pictures else it will take away the WOW factor. Enjoy and set aside a couple of hours to savor the experience. Jump the queue tip: Buy the tickets online and get ahead of the crowd as there is a separate queue.

A nice museum Lots of history to learn You get a chance to try the simulator and choose the tack of your choice in different cities -additional $25 Tip : - ask for the discovery passport so you get to see more for less $$ - you can Lao rent a real Ferrari outside for a quick warm up - nice collection at the gift shop - the washroom at the gift shop is hidden behind a sliding door , clean and air conditioned Cons : - little information on how you can spend your day - we wanted to see the factory but that was not offered clearly - the gift shop is overpriced

A fantastic experience - not cheap and it's a bit of a rip off that you have to pay 12euro return for a bus from the museum in town to the one at Maranello, but if you're a fan it's a no brainer. Beautifully laid out and lots to see. I had a go on the F1 simulator which was absolutely incredible, though very pricey - 25euro for 7 minutes. Worth every cent in my opinion. I strongly recommend booking your spot on the simulator before you go (you can book online) because it gets very busy.

The Ferrari “Factory Tour” was a bit of a joke - we loaded into a bus and essentially drove through the factory campus car park. Didn’t get to see anything except the outside of buildings. We also didn’t learn anything additional to the podcast we listened to on the drive to the factory! The museum itself had some cool cars but also was quite a light touch.

A comprehensive and very insightful tour by bus to visit the factory, actually a city on its own, where each and every Ferrari is built. Probably even better to do on week days when the factory is open but on a Saturday, despite the quietness, there's still a lot to enjoy. Note that the tour mentions access to Ferrari's private testing race track but the bus doesn't drive on the track, you just get close to peak at the facility.

Did the tour and museum on 12th Aug. What can I say but disappointed. The home of the most famous supercar turned out to be a poor show. Factory tour is by bus - you see the buildings and that’s about it. This could be done in a room with a video. Our guide had very poor English which made understanding what was being explained difficult. Museum was okay but nothing to shout about either. If you go with low expectations, you may not be disappointed.

i didnt go there but i think it is pretty good judging by the other reviews. if i had enough money i probably would fly to italy and go there but i need to save up for a PS5.

Very expensive for a museum. More people will attend if they make it at least < €15 for entries. However, it was still awesome to hear the rumbling sound of Ferrari’s everywhere in Town. I would recommend this exhibition for people that can pay €100 for a 9min drive in a Ferrari. Still had a good time visiting - was not far of our route going from Rome to Verona

Beutiful building and a nice stop for F1 Fans, probably must see for Scuderia Fans. I had a spontanious opportunity to see Sainz leasing a factory...

Great museum, much bigger than expected, but a bit crowded. Next time i’m coming i will come right after the opening 👍🏻

Very nice here, don't ignore you, if they figure you for " a dreamer"..

We picked up a Ferrari from the factory, the handover was nicely done and everything was taken care of. We also had an exclusive tour arranged with a guide in our language. Unfortunately, we were apparently mixed up, so other visitors received our tour. The then remaining guide had less time and could not speak our language, but made an obvious effort. Unfortunately, however, there was no time left at the end for a tour of the Oldtimer Hall, which we had been promised beforehand. Overall, the day was very interesting, although the museum impressed us the least. In the Ferrari store we bought some nice stuff.

Did a Ferrari tour of the factory grounds and Fiorano. Well organized and interesting.

I last visited Ferrari in Oct 2001 - right after Sep 11. So it was quiet as anything as there were virtually no tourists. But I will always remember going past the hallowed historic pink entrance - it felt surreal and it still felt the same last week ☺️☺️.

A dream place for every age. If you wonder what is true passion, this is the place where you will find the answer.

Well worth a visit. In the must-see category

Everything Ferrari, drink in the atmosphere of this iconic company. Automotive royalty.

Closed on Sunday! Visit on weekdays