Museo Ferrari

Ferrari is the symbol of car racing and children are crazy about it. The Ferrai Museum in Maranello is the world's most famous exhibition of cars that allows you to take a real journey through time as well as admire the beauty of Italian racing cars. A true paradise for children and motor lovers in a space designed and conceived for families.
Located in the center of Maranello, a few meters from the historic factory, the Ferrari Museum is spread over three floors, which are also accessible to the handicapped and can be visited in about two hours. During the visit, it is possible to admire works of mechanical ingenuity ranging from the most traditional to the most futuristic models conceived by Enzo Ferrari
Visiting the Ferrari Museum in Maranello is like taking a plunge into the history of yesterday and today. From the most famous and victorious Formula 1s to the most legendary models via prototypes and Gran Turismo cars. A visit capable of thrilling and surprising even the youngest visitors.

The Ferrari Victory Room

Inside the Museum there are permanent exhibits dedicated to Formula 1 cars and World Champions remembered in the Victory Room, particularly appreciated by children.
Located in the final part of the visit is a room with a circular shape that envelops and gives unique and special emotions. Here are the F1 cars that have been the protagonists of triumphs in recent years and have led champions of the caliber of Michael Schumacher, Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen to victory.
Recounting the glorious exploits of the drivers are the prints throughout the hall that have the ability to evoke, together with sounds and films, the glorious past of the Prancing Horse. A fascinating element that captivates young and old alike is the display of cups and trophies along with the large wall of 1:43 scale Ferrari F1 model cars.
Before you leave the trophy room, I recommend you visit the small niche located next to the room that allows you to listen to the roar of Ferrari engines.

Thematic exhibitions

The Museum is cyclically the subject of temporary exhibitions dedicated to particular people who have marked the history of Ferrari such as those that were dedicated to Michael Schumacher's 50th birthday rather than the one in tribute to Gianni Agnelli.

A family-friendly space

The presence of a Cinema Hall, which offers continuous screenings of themed films and stories, as well as the Foruma 1 Semi-Professional simulator and the Pit-Stop area complete the offer along with the Ferrari Product Store where it is possible to buy caps, T-shirts and all sorts of other official gadgets.
Not to be missed is a stop at the "On-Board Foto" area thanks to which it is possible to climb aboard a Ferrari and take one or more souvenir photographs of the experience that, if desired, can be printed directly on the spot.
Of note is the presence of a storage service that allows you to leave, for the duration of the visit, the children's strollers in a guarded space as well as the availability of changing tables to change, in case of need, the children.