Galleria Ferrari Museum

Address: Via Dino Ferrari 43, 41053 Maranello (Modena), Italy

Website: https://musei.ferrari.com/en/museum/museo-ferrari-maranello

Galleria Ferrari in Maranello, Emilia-Romagna, is the brand museum dedicated to Ferrari road and racing cars and the marque’s heritage. It presents vehicles, engines and company milestones in a museum format close to the Ferrari factory complex.

Exhibition spaces show historic road cars alongside racing and Formula 1 cars, with technical information and displays on design and competition history. The site also offers interactive elements such as driving simulators and temporary exhibitions that focus on specific drivers, models or seasons.

Created by Ferrari to present its motorsport and road-car legacy, the museum’s holdings and presentation reflect the company’s continuous production and racing activities. Over time the site has expanded visitor services to include retail and experience-ticketed activities.

Located in Maranello, the museum sits in the heart of Emilia-Romagna’s Motor Valley, close to other automotive attractions around Modena.

• Factory tours: Factory and plant tours are managed separately by Ferrari and generally require advance booking and specific arrangements.

What to See#

• Main exhibition halls: Large exhibition halls displaying Ferrari road cars, concept cars and marque milestones across multiple decades.
• Racing car displays: Dedicated spaces that group historic racing cars and Formula 1 machines, often presented with technical descriptions and trophies.
• Simulator and experience area: Interactive and visitor experience areas offering driving simulators and family-oriented activities that complement the static exhibits.

Galleria Ferrari is in Maranello, near Modena in Emilia‑Romagna. The common route is to take a train to Modena station and then a local bus or taxi to Maranello (buses run regularly between Modena and Maranello); by car Maranello is roughly a 20-30 minute drive from Modena. The gallery is within easy walking distance of the town center/bus stops in Maranello.

• Buy tickets online and aim for the first entry slot of the day to enjoy the galleries before coach tours arrive - Maranello museums often get busy mid‑morning.
• Remember that the Ferrari factory area is active and largely restricted to the public; the museum is the main way to see historic cars and F1 exhibits without special factory access.
• Allow extra time for the temporary exhibits and the museum shop - many visitors spend most of their time in the headline car displays and miss rotating exhibits on design and motorsport history.