Ferrari Museum in Maranello, Italy

The Ferrari Museum in Maranello, Italy showcases the history and evolution of Ferrari as a brand and race car, as well as Enzo Ferrari, its founder. 

The museum was the second to last stop of my tour from Bologna, following the exhilarating experience of driving a Ferrari 488 Spider.

Opened in February 1990, just a few hundred meters from the Ferrari factory and Fiorano test track, it’s full of beautiful cars, all in mint condition. 

Tip: Staying in Bologna? I recommend this Food and Ferrari tour through Viator. Includes Ferrari Museum ticket.

Classic Ferraris

The first model that caught my eye upon entering the Ferrari Museum was a blue Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta with a racing stripe down the middle.

It was built between 1959-62 and boasted a 3-liter V12 engine capable of 240hp in the road version. 

If I were to say that when I started out I imagined making more than just one car, I’d by lying. — Enzo Ferrari

Second, and featuring a…