Italian Sports Car Tour

Embark on a Fashion and Art Adventure: Unveiling Italy's Technological Treasures

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of fashion and art on this extraordinary tour, as we celebrate two globally renowned Italian treasures. With your professional English-speaking driver, venture north beyond the majestic Apennines to delve into the exhilarating realm of this mind-boggling industry. Tour state-of-the-art facilities, explore museums featuring driving simulators, and elevate your experience with the opportunity to test drive these authentic speed machines. Witness the waves of workers, donned in their overalls, as engines rumble just centimeters away, revealing how this entire area thrives on one simple word: horsepower.

These are not just cars; they are true works of art .

Please note that reservations are strictly required for factory tours and test drives, while museum entrances do not require reservations.

Maranello awaits, a town of approximately 18,000 inhabitants nestled just north of the Apennine mountains, synonymous with Ferrari . Founded in 1943 by the legendary Enzo Ferrari , born in nearby Modena in 1898, this prestigious sports car facility will astound you. Unbelievably, archaeological findings document the existence of this town since the Bronze Age, over 1000 years BC.

Next, discover Sant'Agata Bolognese , the charming town that houses a luxurious automotive manufacturer. Ferruccio Lamborghini , the visionary founder, established this iconic brand in 1963 after building tractors, boilers, and air conditioners. Following his own purchase of a Ferrari and encountering a faulty transmission, Lamborghini sought to provide advice to Ferrari on perfecting his cars. The response he received was dismissive: "You know nothing about sports cars; all you've done is drive and fix tractors!" The consequences are well-known, as Lamborghini's sports car division was born, igniting a legendary rivalry between the two brands. Today, Lamborghini is owned by Audi and VW.

Total driving time, from pick up to drop off: approximately 4 hours. Embark on this fascinating journey into Italy's technological treasures.