Day 2
The second day of this thrilling excursion for automobile buffs begins with a side trip to Maranello and to the heart of the Ferrari legend. At the conclusion of your visit, treat yourself to a delicious lunch in this mythic land. Restaurants, pubs, and other eateries offer typical local culinary specialties that are still prepared according to tradition. After lunch, it’s time to head to San Cesario and the Pagani Automobile Factory.
Let’s move now to the Province of Bologna for the last leg of our itinerary. Just twenty minutes from San Cesario is the headquarters of another firm that has made automobile history! Can you guess which one? Here’s a clue: think of the Diablo, the Huracán, and the Aventador.
Obviously, those names can only mean Lamborghini, the producer of luxury sports supercars in Sant'Agata Bolognese. If you then really want to fully immerse yourself in the history of Lamborghini, you should also visit the Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum in Funo di Argelato, a private collection owned by the Lamborghini family. In Bologna area we also recommend a stop at the Ducati Museum and Factory!
First stop: Ferrari Museum in Maranello
What awaits you here is a place that has become legendary—the Ferrari Museum—and a chance to immerse yourself in the extraordinary history of the “Prancing Horse,” Ferrari’s nickname and logo. The most famous Formula 1 racing cars are on display here, as are legendary sports cars, the automobiles of the Gran Turismo series, and road cars.
Second stop: Pagani Automobile Factory
Pagani is the manufacturer of such prestigious Italian supercars as the Zonda and Huayra, and the firm will be delighted to welcome you into its museum and factory.
Third stop: Lamborghini Automobiles
At Lamborghini, you can visit MUDETEC (the Museum of Technologies), where cars of various makes are on display and a driving simulator offers visitors an interactive experience. On the production floor, witness live the birth of these incredible cars.
