Marco was amazing! He helped us get a rental vehicle and was able to explain everything to us in…read moreEnglish. He even recommended places to eat in multiple locations we were visiting. He really took the time to talk with us and ensure we understood the general rules of driving in Italy. Wonderful experience - would recommend coming here for all rental car needs!

Great museum and production tour - it may not be as large as Porsche or Ferrari but impressive…read morenonetheless! If you want a production tour, schedule ahead of time. If you drive to the museum, be aware they do not have onsite parking. We found parking easily however, if it's a busy day, I am sure it can fill up easily. We found the area safe and a short walk to the museum. The cars in the museum were impressive! Com some of the cars I had driven on the track before, to the newest models which use hybrid technology including capacitors. There is a simulator should you decide you want to drive it and you can choose your track. I drove it and selected Laguna Seca!

3.5 rounded up to 4…read more 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.

Great visit to the Ferrari location yesterday and a great tour of the museum. The museum is more…read morefocused on the racing history of Ferrari (rather than Enzo). So if you want more of the history of him starting Ferrari, visit the museum in Modena. You will see lots of cars which are not specifically racing F1 cars. Recommended time in the museum is about 1 1/2 - 2 hours. Parking is a bit of a challenge but we found a parking lot with a machine but it only took Euro's in coins. It took Apple Pay but only 30 minutes at a time. There were even locals there trying to use it and they could not figure it out! The museum is great and it has an F1 simulator which is fun if you have never been in one. My favorite was the F40 - the automobile which definitely got me into super cars!

Incredible cars....great exhibition. Highly recommend. Then go to Modena to see that exhibit.read more

"Aerodynamics are for people who can't build engines" - Enzo Ferrari…read more Who can argue. The masterpieces found inside his museum in Modena is stunning. There's a video history presentation that plays on loop and to say it is impactful and beautiful is an understatement. For those who don't know, there are two Ferrari museums, One in Modena that focuses on Enzo and the other is in Maranello, Italy, and is the home of the Ferrari factory and the Scuderia Ferrari racing team Both museums deserve a visit but I found Museo Enzo Ferrari to be better. The layout and car choices makes it very user friendly. The other Museum snakes through rooms and can be hard to get up close to some of the Ferraris. As one can see from my pictures, there is a lot of space around each of the Ferraris on display I highly recommend visiting the Enzo Ferrari museum even if you are a casual fan and even more if you are a Ferrari enthusiast

What a beautiful selection of Ferraris we had a wonderful time learning about Enzo and his…read moreautomobile company

The Fiorano Circuit is a private racetrack owned by Ferrari for development and testing purposes…read more It is located only few meters away from the historical entrance of the Ferrari factory. Nearby the factory entrance, there is no way to see the track but down the road (downhill) before a bridge, there is good spot: nearby Via Abetone Inferiore.

I've been to Italy many times before and I have never been so welcomed before as I did whilst…read moreattending a trip organized by italygate. Every details is cured to perfection... They are very detail oriented, yet cozy and flexible. No request is too big or too small for them! We visited the Acetaio Leonardi, the Caseificio Caretti and lastly, we visited Maranello for a dream car rental. The tour was personalized with detailed explanations of everything and we also got to eat in a beautiful emilian restaurant as the locals do.

My husband and son loved their experience here. Do more than just visit the museum- be sure to book…read morethe factory tour. This is totally different than what Ferrari and others are doing.

Close enough to most tourist area in Downtown Modena. We ended up walking to most of our planned…read moredestinations with no issue. Enzo Ferrari Museum is only 10 minute on foot and Modena Cathedral is around 15 minute. Ample taxi outside the station if you need go anywhere else in the area. Facilities here is minimum but they do have a coffee shop and a fast food place on the left when you exit the building.

Small and quiet. An easy short walk to the Ferrari Museum…read more Some interesting ironwork on the façade. There is a McDonald's. Yippee. We walked past it.