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Experience Italy's top luxury car museums—Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati—on this private, full-day tour from Florence, including museum tickets and optional Ferrari driving.
A full-day private tour from Florence offers a rare chance to explore Italy’s most iconic car museums—Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Maserati—all in one seamless experience. Priced at $516.68 per person, this 8-hour journey is designed for car enthusiasts eager to see legendary vehicles up close and learn about Italian automotive craftsmanship. Starting with pickup from Lungarno della Zecca Vecchia, 46 in Florence, the tour transports you in a comfortable private vehicle through the Tuscan countryside. This tailored experience emphasizes flexibility and personal attention, with museum tickets included and optional upgrades such as a Ferrari test drive.
While the tour has earned perfect 5.0-star ratings from 21 reviews, it’s particularly suited for those who want an in-depth, private look at Italy’s automotive history. The tour’s best feature lies in personalized visits to three top museums, each showcasing a different facet of Italian car design—racing, luxury, and innovation. Given the careful organization and enthusiasm of guides, this experience emerges as a must for classic car fans, though it’s worth noting that lunch is not included and museum visits are timed, so pacing matters.


This tour offers visits to three iconic museums: the Museo Ferrari in Maranello, the Museo Ferruccio Lamborghini, and the Panini Motor Museum dedicated to Maserati. The Ferrari Museum features a collection of world-famous sports cars and offers a 1 hour 30 minutes exploration, with admission tickets included. The Lamborghini Museum focuses on Ferruccio Lamborghini’s innovations and spans 1 hour of in-depth viewing. The Panini Motor Museum highlights Maserati’s racing and road cars, also lasting 1 hour.
Each stop provides a distinct perspective on Italian automotive excellence, from Ferrari’s racing prestige to Lamborghini’s technological innovation and Maserati’s racing heritage. The timed visits allow for flexible pacing, and guides help narrate the unique stories behind each manufacturer, making each stop educational and engaging.
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This tour is exclusively for your group, which means no rushing or crowded museums. The private vehicle ensures a relaxed pace, and guides like Ian and Antony are praised for their expertise and friendly approach. Guests highlight the smooth driving and informative commentary that make the day flow effortlessly.
The pickup occurs at Florence, with the end point back at the meeting location. The timing and pacing are designed to give ample time at each museum, allowing for photo opportunities and in-depth viewing without feeling rushed. The lunch stop is a flexible moment to relax, though lunch is not included, so bringing snacks or planning ahead is recommended.

One of the most praised features is the option to upgrade to drive a Ferrari in Maranello. This additional experience transforms the day from just observing to actively participating in Italy’s automotive legend. While not included in the base price, the upgrade is highly recommended by past guests seeking a hands-on memory that complements the museum visits.

Reviews consistently highlight the guides’ expertise, particularly Ian and Antony. Their passion for cars and ability to share stories make the experience memorable. Guests appreciate how guides explain technical details and share personal insights into the history of Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Maserati, making the tour more than just a collection of cars.
Guests frequently mention the guides’ friendliness, punctuality, and communication. The personalized attention means the tour adapts well to your interests and pace. The driver-guides create a comfortable environment, adding to the relaxing yet engaging atmosphere.

The drive from Florence to Maranello and other museums takes approximately 1.5 hours, offering beautiful views of Tuscany. This scenic ride is frequently praised for its relaxing quality and quaint countryside scenery, providing a perfect backdrop for the start of the day. It’s an opportunity to settle in and chat with the guide about local culture and history.
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At the Ferrari Museum, guests see a range of classic and modern Ferrari models, including F1 cars and rare vintage vehicles. The Lamborghini Museum showcases technological innovations and designs from Ferruccio Lamborghini’s era. The Maserati collection includes racing cars and road models, illustrating the brand’s racing pedigree.
Guests appreciate the well-curated exhibits, with many mentioning the entertaining narration from guides. The museums are generally not crowded, allowing for a more personal experience with the vehicles.

While lunch is not included, past guests often mention the convenient stop at a local restaurant or cafe. Some reviews note delicious food choices, adding to the pleasurable day. For those interested in extra activities, the Ferrari test drive upgrade is a standout, providing a thrilling opportunity to drive a Ferrari on the streets of Maranello.

The tour is suitable for most travelers, with most participants able to participate and no major physical requirements. The meeting point is near public transportation in Florence, making it accessible. Tour confirmation is immediate upon booking, and free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance.
Given the average booking time of 79 days in advance, interested visitors should plan early to secure a spot. The group discounts make it a good choice for families or groups of enthusiasts.
This full-day experience delivers a personalized, in-depth look at Italy’s most celebrated automotive brands. The private arrangement means less rushing and more engagement, perfect for car fans who want to see legendary vehicles up close. The museum tickets included and the option to upgrade for a Ferrari drive make this a value-packed experience.
While lunch is not included, the scenic drive, expert guides, and careful pacing compensate. The consistent 5-star reviews underscore the quality of guides like Ian and Antony, who are praised for their knowledge and friendliness.
This tour is ideal for enthusiasts interested in Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Maserati, especially those who enjoy personalized service and in-depth museum visits. It offers a balanced mix of education, excitement, and scenic beauty—a memorable way to explore Italy’s car culture beyond the usual tourist spots.
“Our day seeing Italian Motors was unforgettable, thanks to our amazing guide, Ian. He picked us up at the Florence train station with biscuits wait…”
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 8 hours, starting at 9:00 am and ending back at the meeting point in Florence.
What museums are visited?
Guests visit the Museo Ferrari in Maranello, the Museo Ferruccio Lamborghini, and the Panini Motor Museum, focusing on Maserati.
Is lunch included?
No, lunch is not included, but there is a stop for a meal at a local restaurant. Past guests recommend bringing snacks or planning ahead.
Can I upgrade to drive a Ferrari?
Yes, there is an upgrade option to drive a Ferrari in Maranello, which is highly praised by those who choose it.
What are the main highlights of each stop?
The Ferrari Museum features F1 cars and vintage models; the Lamborghini Museum showcases design and innovation, and the Maserati Museum displays racing cars and road vehicles.
Is this tour suitable for children or physically limited guests?
The tour is generally accessible for most most travelers, but specific physical limitations are not detailed. The private format allows for some flexibility.
What is the cancellation policy?
Guests can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
What should I wear or bring?
Comfortable clothing and shoes are recommended, especially for museum walking. Bringing snacks or extra drinks is suggested since lunch is not included.
How far in advance should I book?
Most bookings are made around 79 days in advance, so early reservation is advised to secure preferred dates.
Who leads the tour?
Guides such as Ian and Antony are praised for their expertise, friendliness, and professionalism.