Drive into Italy’s Motor Valley and trade landscapes for loud engines, precise handwork, and museum halls full of racing DNA. This one-day combo links Ducati with Lamborghini or Ferrari for a concentrated look at Italian high-performance heritage.
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The first steps through Motor Valley feel like walking into a gearhead’s atlas: concrete floors hum underfoot, glass cases catch chrome, and the smell of oil and leather lingers in doorways. Start at the Ducati Museum and you’ll move from polished café-racer frames to the raw geometry of race bikes; a short drive or train ride takes you through low-lying Po Valley farmland toward Modena and Maranello, where Ferrari’s trophies and Lamborghini’s wedge-shaped legends occupy sunlit hangars.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–8 hours
Fitness Level
Light walking and standing; suitable for most fitness levels
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History
The Motor Valley grew from Emilia-Romagna’s metalworking and agricultural traditions; Enzo Ferrari and Ferruccio Lamborghini transformed local craftsmanship into global marques after WWII.
Conservation
Museums emphasize preserving industrial heritage — visitors should minimize unnecessary driving between sites, use regional trains where possible, and follow onsite rules to protect fragile exhibits.
Reserve your spot on the Ducati Museum with Lamborghini or Ferrari Entry Tickets today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Buy mobile tickets in advance
Tickets are mobile-friendly and can be used as digital entry; book your chosen combo and time slots to avoid sell-outs.
Plan independent transport
No transfers are provided — rent a car or check regional trains between Bologna, Modena, Maranello and Sant'Agata Bolognese.
Time your visits
Allow 90–120 minutes per museum and factor in travel time; mornings are busiest, late afternoons are quieter.
Check accessibility details
Major museums advertise wheelchair access, but exhibit-level access can vary—contact museums ahead for specifics.
Comfortable walking shoes
Exhibits require standing and walking on concrete and mezzanine levels.
Portable phone charger
Photography and digital tickets drain batteries quickly during a multi-site day.
Light jacket
Museum interiors can be cool; a layer adds comfort between outdoors and exhibits.
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Camera or smartphone with storage
You’ll want to photograph rare machines and curate reference shots for later research.