At all it’s really nice to see all these exclusive cars there. But… 15€ for such a small museum… a bit too much. Because there is nothing included. No drinks, no water, restaurant or whatever. And you pay for the simulator as well.. really? If you consider that the cars are not allowed to be touched, there are quite a few scratches and stains on the cars. There is also no parking space. In general, I would have expected more from the Lamborghini HQ. Other manufacturers doing that much better.

Be aware if car burglary in the official parking P3 that is just in front of museum. Unfortunately police or museum can’t do anything and there way too many incidents happening regularly. Never-ever leave anything valuable in the car or it will taken and you’ll have to repair the car. Sorry to see that at the same time fully protected parking, just in front of the museum, is restricted and completely empty. Everyone knows but doesn’t do anything to improve the situation. Other than that museum is very nice, costs 15 eur to enter and you are limited to 1 hour to view it. Many classic cars and prototypes but honestly… security measures just multiply it all by 0.

I try to be helpful with your visit if you decide to visit this museum when I do my reviews. 1. 🅿️ PARKING: There is none where you pull up that says reception. Go back out of the entrance and take a left. There is parking about 150 Meters down the road. You will see spots on both sides. Two complaints here. Why not put a sign stating no parking. The person at reception only spoke Italian. He could not provide any information in any of the 5 languages we speak besides Italian. 2. ENTRANCE: If you are walking into the entrance you will see the museum entrance to the right of the reception/store. 3. TICKETS: The ticket staff were outstanding. They covered the majority of questions right from the start. Then they answered our questions professionally. 4. BATHROOMS: First floor once you enter take a Left and it is center door. 5. MUSEUM: Like others have stated. Not much here. There are 2 floors with about 25 cars. The history wall at entrance was very nicely done. On the first floor you have the older models. Each car has a placard with good info on each vehicle. I personally enjoyed the second floor vehicles. There is a simulator that you can ride that last 7 minutes for 20 euros. We saw it on the second floor and was told by a person there that the next slot was 2hours even though nobody was there at the moment. The bottom line is this if you like cars like one in our group you will like this museum. If you are not then I would suggest skipping the museum. 6. STORE: Way overpriced. 600 Euro for Lamborghini gym bag 😯 as one example. 7. FOOD/DRINK: There is none.

3.5 rounded up to 4. I booked the early morning factory tour for 9:30 AM. I was the only person on the tour so it was essentially a private tour of the factory, sounds good right? Well no cameras or phones allowed on the tour, but OK. The problem when I went the main factory was closed due to a new production model of Lamborghini being set up so I got to see the SUV factory. It was interesting to see the entire vehicle stations from frame to finish, I think about 20 stations total. All the custom colors, configurations like left or right drive, custom interiors, and wheels/rims. An interesting tour, just would have been better if it was one of the sports model of Lamborghini. On to the museum. The first floor was older more historic models. The second floor was newer models. I had been to the 2 Ferrari museums the day before and liked how they were set up with the model name and info on an easy to read place card. It wasn’t until I finished touring the first floor and was about halfway through the send floor that I finally realized that the info on each model was on the stanchions, and not all of them exactly near the car. Not very obvious and the grey lettering on white background doesn’t really standout. Overall an interesting museum, especially if you are a car fan. But if you only have time to tour the Lamborghini museum or one of the Ferrari museums I would recommend a Ferrari museum.

Relatively small two story museum with a mixture of older (downstairs) and modern cars (upstairs). Probably a total of 20-25 cars between the two floors but we enjoyed it! There is an option for the factory tour which we did not do. If you are only coming for the museum you do not have to buy tickets in advance - just get them there. Parking is across the street along the road or to the road to the right of the factory (off the roundabout). There is no food at the museum so grab food before or after but watch the times as they close around 230 until later.

Kind of disappointed that the factory was still closed to tours but all in all this was a good tour. The history of Lamborghini is well laid out and there are plenty examples of their cutting edge cars on display. After a little while your mind kind of gets numb looking at all of these cars. If you can make the trip out here it's well worth it.

Overall an underwhelming experience. The museum itself is really small, two rooms with about 15 cars between them. The only information given was general specs about the models on display, nothing about the history of the company or any "milestone" vehicles. The cars are cool, but you can see everything in 30 minutes, unless you also do the driving simulation which cost extra and has assigned time slots, so make sure to get a reservation for that. The factory tour was unavailable due to renovations, but that was not mentioned on the website.

If you love looking at hot sports cars, you will love it here. It looks more like a show room then a museum. Not a lot of history. There is a simulation experience that cost 20 Euros, and there is a picture experience that is free. The short movies seem more like commercials. If you are in the area, check out the Paganism factory- it’s only 30 minutes away.

Only reason I gave this four stars was because there aren’t a lot of cars, only about 20. But, all of the coolest and most legendary Lamborghinis are there, and they were really cool to see. I wasn’t able to do the factory tour, but I do recommend doing it if it isn’t sold out. Overall great place for car enthusiasts.

I really really enjoyed here. They have so many limited edition cars and even a car for test drive. The models were exquisite, i was definitely impressed.

Visited this place in the space of 2 years, the first time was just the museum and on the second visit was the factory visit. The factory visit was special, it was interesting to see new and old ways of manufacture was being used and how even though it was quite automated it still was done by hand and showed the quality of these cars! The museum had some very specials cars inside like a Veneno. 1 of 20. Lovely place with great staff willing to go the extra mile, would recommend!

Absolutely incredible car collection! Surreal to see these cars in the flesh and to see the model 00s of each of the limited edition cars along with their history. I recommend the guided tours as my guide was excellent. A must see in Bologna!

Unforgettable! If you love Lambas as my husband, you shouldn’t miss the factory tour. I was indifferent to the brand, but after our visit last month, I am fascinated!!

A bit short and pricey, and parking is basically non existent as you need to find parking somewhere on the street nearby. But once inside the experience is great for car lovers. The staff are very friendly and helpful (with excellent English) and the cars are amazing. The main issue is the price is matched with the Ferrari museum, but there are much fewer cars, and the tour is shorter. Also on a side note, there are a few cars on the second floor (namely the reventon, sesto elemento, veneno, centenario, and sian) all of which are especially beautiful from behind and feature intricate rear diffuser designs, that are parked right up onto the wall...

Pros: you will find cars here that you may never see in the wild (like a 1 of 20 Lamborghini Reventon). Densely packed museum so a lot of things to see per square foot Cons: factory tour was closed when I went , quite small so hard to get clean pictures without someone in frame All the doors are unlocked but you're not allowed to touch so if you want to take a peek inside ask one of the many representatives standing by to open them for you. Better than the Ferrari museums if you care more about road cars and less about racing, but not as good as Pagani

I'd say this experience was just okay. We had a hard time finding the parking lot (it's directly across the street from the main building but not well marked!). The museum is very small, two floors, although the cars are impressive! For about the same price we were able to go to both Ferrari museums.

Although it's advertised to be a museum it's just a 2 story showroom with about 18 limited edition cars with a tiny bit of history. For 18 euros I would expect a little more on the process, materials, team, ups and downs of building the business. It's also a 30min drive from Bologna. I wasn't able to do the factory tour, but that sounded much more interesting. It was cool to see their truck from the 80's, who knew they made a lambo truck!

A superb collection of the greatest Lamborghini cars and concepts. Very friendly staff. A wonderful automotive experience. Price is decent too. Well worth the trip in my opinion.

My visit to the Lamborghini museum was a fantastic experience. The display of masterpieces and innovative concept cars was captivating. The museum offers a unique insight into the brand's evolution. Highly recommend for car enthusiasts and those seeking a glimpse into automotive excellence.

A very bright light space, almost like an art gallery. My husband and sons were impressed. Two floors and a shop hidden away to the left of the building. Didn't spend too long there. We parked down a back street as parking seems to be limited and wanted to get back.

It doesn't matter if you are a car guy or not, definitely need to visit this museum! A bit less cars in the museum but it worth it. You wull have the opportunity to see cars which you can't see on the streets! Well done Lamborghini!

Great cars, but too expensive. You will see few nice cars but in 30 minutes is over, you have seen everything. Maybe simulator will make you little more happy. Thank all people who works in the museum, but we will not come again.

Only reason I give 3 stars as there was no public parking at the factory. You had to find your own way where to park on the small streets at your own risk. I’d say if you don’t have a factory tour ticket it’s a bit pointless to go just to the museum as they only have around 20 cars. The factory tour is a must!!! But good luck getting one as companies snatch the tickets from Lamborghini website which cost €62 per adult without the museum visit and up sell on their own sites for €450 as a “private” tour. I was lucky to get a last minute no show and bought the factory ticket for €62. The tour was amazing!!! Seeing the brand new model Revuleto being assembled was a special moment. Sadly no pictures allowed to be taken in the factory!

I only visited the Museum, what was there was great. However there is not that much to see. Parking is non-existent. Frankly I was disappointed. No merchandise, no coffee. Lamborghini should up their game. I know 18 euros is no that much, but I felt robbed?!

This museum is all about road cars not motorsport. Liked but thought there would be a lot more cars only about 30 sadly but each car was very nice. Worth a visit will take about an hour to walk round and snap some nice pics.

Nice museum, very nice cars with info on digital panels, all beautiful. Only point is that it is relatively small... 15 eur/adult, 5 eur/ child is some money. Quality high just the size of it. It took us 1h to see all cars while reading all panels. But the cars are fantastic.

The Lamborghini Museum is for me a newer attraction that you must see when you are in Italy. I booked regular tickets on there site for 15€ per person just to get time when to visit. When we arrived i I bought two additional children's tickets for 5€ each. I do not recommend buying through agencies because they are too expensive. Not even a guided tour because there is no need. Visiting the museum takes a maximum of one hour. There are only two floors and it goes very quickly.the good thing is that there is no crowd.

It has always been a lifelong dream to visit this museum. It was incredible to see some of the rarest limited edition Lamborghini models in one place like the Reventon, Concept S, Veneno, Sesto Elemento, Sian, Countach remake all in one place. As others have said, the Ferrari museums are much bigger and better decorated but the Lamborghini museum is still a must see while you're in the area.

Awesome place for car lovers. Not the biggest museum, but fully packed with rare and special cars.

Wonderful collection of almost all the Lamborghini models including LM002. The staff was very helpful and knowledgeable but had a mask on policy all the time. Parking is at the other side of the road and is free.

Pretty small museum, it's 2 floors with about 20 cars or less. You will be done in about 30 mins if you read the little plaques, if you are not staying close by its not really worth it. you will spend a pretty penny on trains and taxi's, me and my son were really disappointed. It would of been cool if they still had the factory tour!

Great experience! Few cars had fake disc brakes. The simulator was really great for the kids! The lamborghini store was not so pleasant.... There was a car parking on opposite side of the museo which was full! There was an option to test drive a white lamborghini on a Cafe few meters away. Minimum cost was 10min for 140€ fair price....

I have been there many times! Every one of them created great memories, however the first time my family and I went there was the remarkable one. It was 2010, on a rainy day. We drove through the parking lot and we were received by a friend security guard asking us if we were with the King! The did not get if at first. But he explained to us that that day the museum was closed to the general public because some king had schedule private visit at the museum. Furthermore, he told us to come back on the following day. We did. We had a wonderful time there. When we left our 3y-o child told us: “Mommy, Daddy, today we were “king””. We had completely forgotten the previous day, but our son haven’t.. We were so welcome by the staff that my son felt he was special as a king! That is a memory that no money can pay! Grazie mille Mudetec!

Very nice display of the iconic cars but frustrating that the museum is this small, Lamborghini would definitely deserve a lot more. The experience is very good and the brand's motto "Future is our legacy" lives on through the visit.

A bit small compared to the ferrari museum, still a nice place to visit. Highly recommend to go in the morning since there are no other people around.

BUCKET LIST CHECKED OFF! If you admire speed and beauty then this is the place. It is on the small side but the SIMULATOR WAS WORTH IT!!! If anyone finds themselves near this facility and does go, you are doing an injustice to yourself. I will definitely be back!

Beautiful cars, but no tour, small space, and very limited transportation on getting there. Once you’re done, there is nowhere to sit to wait for your car (and trust me, you will be shoo’ed away for sitting in the reception area). Cars were amazing (of course), but some staff were rude. They want you to buy your ticket, take a picture, then get out.

This museum really is a must see for any car enthusiast! Nicely presented cars with great descriptions and the staff is very kind. There is also some interactive content unlike many other museums. If you love the Lamborghini Countach as much as I do, I recommend you to visit it this year since it's the 50th anniversary of the car and they have a few on display to commemorate that.

Nice place. But no parking for visitors which is a bit strange. There's employee parking just across street and multiple parking spots for buyers but visitors need to park far in the country.