Drive a Ferrari California T on the roads around Maranello in a 10‑minute high‑performance experience. Expect professional instruction, historic racing atmosphere, and controlled bursts of speed along sweeping provincial highways.
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You step into the cockpit, leather warm against your palms, and the V8 growls like a response to a dare. The roads out of Maranello unfurl—tight town turns giving way to open provincial highways that push the Ferrari California T to its stride. Wind comes through the lowered roof and the countryside of Emilia‑Romagna leans past in short, confident gestures.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
10–60 minutes
Fitness Level
No special fitness required beyond being able to enter/exit the vehicle and sit upright; suitable for most adults.
Wildlife
History
Maranello grew into a global automotive center after Enzo Ferrari consolidated racing and production here mid‑20th century; the town’s roads hosted many development runs.
Conservation
Operators limit runs when conditions could damage road surfaces or risk local safety; stick to instructor guidance and avoid speeding in residential areas to reduce community impact.
Reserve your spot on the Test Drive in Maranello Ferrari California T 560cv today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring a valid driver’s license
You must present a valid driver’s license and be at least 20 years old with one year of driving experience.
Wear closed, low‑profile shoes
Flat, secure footwear helps with heel‑toe control; high heels or flip‑flops are not allowed.
Choose cooler parts of the day
Mornings offer firmer engine performance and quieter roads; avoid peak heat for best throttle response.
Expect instructor guidance
A professional instructor rides with you and may limit how hard you push on public roads for safety and local regulations.
Valid driver's license
Required for the driver to legally operate the car.
Closed, flat driving shoes
Provide pedal control and safety for heel‑toe braking and acceleration.
Sunglasses
Reduces glare when driving with the roof down on bright days.
summer
Light jacket or windbreaker
Useful for open‑top runs when speeds and hill winds make temperatures feel cooler.
spring