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Discover the Ferrari Museum and Fiorano Track on a 2-Hour Eco Tour
For anyone fascinated by Ferrari’s legendary cars and racing heritage, the Maranello: Ferrari Museum and Fiorano Track Combo Eco Tour offers a compelling glimpse into the world of Italy’s most iconic car brand. Priced at $65 per person and lasting 2 hours, this tour combines a visit to the impressive Ferrari Museum in Maranello with an electric shuttle tour along the Fiorano Ferrari race track and the Viale Enzo Ferrari in Fabbrica.
This tour is ideal for those who want an efficient yet engaging experience of Ferrari’s history, engineering, and racing prowess. The tour features a guided bus ride, a walk through the Hall of Victories, and a chance to see Ferrari’s factory from the outside. While it does not include inside access to the factory or the track in action, it offers valuable insights into Ferrari’s world in a compact format.
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- Price: $65 per person for a comprehensive 2-hour experience
- Includes: Entry to Ferrari Museum and a panoramic shuttle tour of the Fiorano track
- Duration: 2 hours, with flexible museum access
- Guided: An expert guide leads the bus tour and explains Ferrari’s history and track features
- Highlights: Walk through the Hall of Victories, explore the Ferrari Citadel, and see Ferrari’s factory from the outside
- Restrictions: No pets, weapons, oversize luggage, or food/drinks in the vehicle
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Starting Point: Maranello’s Ferrari Museum Entrance
The tour begins at the Ferrari Museum in Maranello, where you receive your entry ticket included in the price. You are free to explore the museum after the initial briefing, with the option to visit on your own schedule within the opening hours. The museum showcases permanent and temporary exhibitions of Ferrari cars, with a notable trophy room that highlights the brand’s racing success.
The factory visit on this tour offers a view from outside only—guests do not step inside the production areas. The focus remains on observing the buildings from the exterior while listening to the guide’s detailed explanations about Ferrari’s manufacturing process and history.
The Electric Shuttle Ride Along Fiorano Track
The panoramic shuttle tour is conducted using electric buses, making it an eco-friendly way to see Ferrari’s Fiorano race track and surrounding facilities. The Fiorano track has been used for private testing since 1972 and is a key part of Ferrari’s car development process.
During the ride, the guide shares insider facts about the track’s characteristics, its role in Ferrari’s testing, and notable moments from racing history. While the bus only passes by the exterior of the track—no racing cars in action—the tour offers a visual overview of Ferrari’s private testing grounds and the Ferrari Citadel.
Walking Through the Ferrari Museum Exhibits
The Hall of Victories and other exhibits form a core part of the Ferrari Museum experience. Visitors can see a collection of Ferrari cars representing different eras, along with material displays and racing trophies that showcase Ferrari’s successes.
The museum is organized into permanent and temporary displays, reflecting Ferrari’s ongoing innovation and racing achievements. Walking through these halls provides a close-up view of Ferrari’s design evolution and racing heritage.
More Great Tours NearbyVisiting Ferrari’s Factory and Buildings
While this tour does not allow inside access, it offers a view of Ferrari’s factory from the outside. The factory buildings are impressive, and the drive around the factory grounds is described as enjoyable, giving a sense of the scale and scope of Ferrari’s operations.
Guests also pass by the panel shop and other key structures, gaining visual insights into where Ferrari’s cars are assembled and maintained. The guide’s commentary enhances understanding of the factory’s layout and manufacturing standards.
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The Experience of the Fiorano Track
The Fiorano track is used exclusively for private testing and not for public racing events during this tour. The bus ride provides a passive view of the circuit, with no cars or racing activity in sight. Some reviews mention that this part of the tour may feel limited, as you only see the track from a distance.
However, the guide’s insights about the track’s importance and Ferrari’s testing procedures add context, making the experience more than just a drive-by. The timing of the tour and viewing distance are important considerations for visitors seeking a close-up track experience.
Tour Logistics: Meeting Point and Schedule
This 2-hour tour aligns with scheduled shuttle departures at specific times, which are booked at the time of reservation. The meeting point is directly in front of the Ferrari Museum entrance, with a bus stop nearby for convenience.
Guests can explore the museum freely either before or after the shuttle tour, which is scheduled separately. It’s recommended to arrive at least 15 minutes before the bus departs to ensure a smooth start.
Accessibility and Restrictions
This tour is not suitable for wheelchair users, as the bus and walking routes are limited in accessibility. Pets, weapons, oversize luggage, food, and alcohol are strictly prohibited on the bus.
The guide speaks Italian and English, ensuring clear explanations during the bus tour. The tour is canceled for refunds if canceled up to 24 hours in advance, providing flexibility for planning.
Value for Money and Overall Impression
Priced at $65, this experience offers good value considering the combination of museum entry, guided bus tour, and panoramic views of Ferrari’s facilities. Reviews highlight the knowledgeable guides, especially noting their enthusiasm and expertise in sharing Ferrari stories.
While some visitors express a desire for closer track views or interactivity, the overall experience is praised for its informative nature and the opportunity to see Ferrari’s world from the outside. The museum exhibits and factory exterior are particularly appreciated.
Who Will Enjoy This Tour Most?
This tour suits car enthusiasts, racing fans, and those curious about Ferrari’s history without the need for inside factory or track access. It’s ideal for visitors seeking a compact yet insightful overview of Ferrari’s achievements, facilities, and racing heritage.
Families with children aged 5-18 are welcome if accompanied by an adult, but wheelchair users should consider alternative options due to accessibility limitations.
Final Thoughts on the Ferrari Museum & Fiorano Track Eco Tour
This 2-hour experience provides a well-rounded introduction to Ferrari’s legacy with museum exhibits, a guided exterior factory tour, and a panoramic shuttle ride along the Fiorano track. Its competitive price point and knowledgeable guides make it a worthwhile choice for those wanting a taste of Ferrari’s world without extensive time or cost.
However, visitors expecting up-close track action or inside factory visits may find this tour somewhat limited. It’s best suited for casual fans or those who enjoy guided commentary and visual overviews of Ferrari’s facilities.
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Maranello: Ferrari Museum and Fiorano Track Combo Eco Tour
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this tour suitable for children?
Yes, children aged 5-18 can participate if accompanied by an adult.
Can I visit the Ferrari Museum after the tour?
Absolutely, the museum is open for free exploration within its hours, and you can visit before or after the shuttle tour.
Does the tour include inside access to the factory or track?
No, the factory and track are viewed from outside only; no inside access is included.
What languages are available during the tour?
The live guide offers explanations in Italian and English.
