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Spend a day in Italy’s Motor Valley driving Lamborghinis on track and public roads, touring the Sant'Agata factory and tasting Emilia’s cuisine. This full-day VIP package pairs hands-on driving with behind-the-scenes access and a professional instructor.
Spend a day in Italy’s Motor Valley driving Lamborghinis on track and public roads, touring the Sant'Agata factory and tasting Emilia’s cuisine. This full-day VIP package pairs hands-on driving with behind-the-scenes access and a professional instructor.
Sunlight hits carbon fiber and paint as a Huracán idles in a private bay; the day begins with the unmistakable rasp of V10s and the measured briefing of an instructor. On this full-day VIP experience, travelers move between the Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum and factory at Sant'Agata Bolognese, the winding Modena Autodrome, and quiet country roads where a Huracán Spider or Performante can stretch its legs.
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Operated by Italian Factory Motor Tour · Sant'Agata Bolognese, Emilia-Romagna
Sunlight hits carbon fiber and paint as a Huracán idles in a private bay; the day begins with the unmistakable rasp of V10s and the measured briefing of an instructor. On this full-day VIP experience, travelers move between the Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum and factory at Sant'Agata Bolognese, the winding Modena Autodrome, and quiet country roads where a Huracán Spider or Performante can stretch its legs.
The route runs through Italy’s Motor Valley, a landscape shaped more by engineering than geology: low rolling farmland punctuated by industrial complexes and historic towns. Ferruccio Lamborghini’s postwar pivot from tractors to supercars anchors local culture—workshop pride, precision engineering and Emilia’s hospitality converge in a rustic lunch of handmade pasta and cured meats.
Expect behind-the-scenes access at the factory and museum displays of Miura and Countach lineage, a taped on-road test in a Huracán (20–30 minutes) and adrenaline-charged laps on a 2.4 km circuit with professional instruction and in-car camera footage.
Practical note: the day is fast-paced but low-impact physically; participants need a valid driving license and to follow safety briefings. Wear closed shoes, bring ID and a light jacket for changing weather. Plan for an 8-hour window with transport provided in a luxury van, and allow spare time in Bologna or Modena for balsamic vinegar tastings or a visit to the Enzo Ferrari Museum.
moderate.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be able to climb in/out of low sports seats and sit comfortably for extended briefings and drives.
Drivers must be at least 19 years old and hold a valid driving license for at least one year; non‑EU drivers should bring an international license or official translation.
The full-day experience runs about 8 hours and includes factory and museum visits, track laps, a road test in a Lamborghini, lunch, simulator time, transfers and in-car video.
No—professional instructors accompany and brief drivers; basic vehicle control is recommended but not mandatory.
Full refund available if canceled at least 24 hours before the scheduled start; weather cancellations may apply.
Ferruccio Lamborghini founded Automobili Lamborghini in the early 1960s after success building tractors; Sant'Agata Bolognese grew into the heart of Italy’s Motor Valley.
Noise and emissions are managed locally through controlled track sessions and strict organizer rules—follow staff guidance and avoid idling in rural lanes to reduce impact.
Italian Factory Motor Tour operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Sunlight hits carbon fiber and paint as a Huracán idles in a private bay; the day begins with the unmistakable rasp of V10s and the measured briefing of an instructor. On this full-day VIP experience, travelers move between the Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum and factory at Sant'Agata Bolognese, the winding Modena Autodrome, and quiet country roads where a Huracán Spider or Performante can stretch its legs.
Sunlight hits carbon fiber and paint as a Huracán idles in a private bay; the day begins with the unmistakable rasp of V10s and the measured briefing of an instructor. On this full-day VIP experience, travelers move between the Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum and factory at Sant'Agata Bolognese, the winding Modena Autodrome, and quiet country roads where a Huracán Spider or Performante can stretch its legs.
The route runs through Italy’s Motor Valley, a landscape shaped more by engineering than geology: low rolling farmland punctuated by industrial complexes and historic towns. Ferruccio Lamborghini’s postwar pivot from tractors to supercars anchors local culture—workshop pride, precision engineering and Emilia’s hospitality converge in a rustic lunch of handmade pasta and cured meats.
Expect behind-the-scenes access at the factory and museum displays of Miura and Countach lineage, a taped on-road test in a Huracán (20–30 minutes) and adrenaline-charged laps on a 2.4 km circuit with professional instruction and in-car camera footage.
Practical note: the day is fast-paced but low-impact physically; participants need a valid driving license and to follow safety briefings. Wear closed shoes, bring ID and a light jacket for changing weather. Plan for an 8-hour window with transport provided in a luxury van, and allow spare time in Bologna or Modena for balsamic vinegar tastings or a visit to the Enzo Ferrari Museum.