Motor Valley: the pass, the 48 hours, the hours

The Musei Ferrari Pass costs €38 from September to May and €42 from June to August, and it obliges you to visit both museums within 48 hours of each other (2026).

The 48 hours are the catch

Both Ferrari museums have to be visited within 48 hours of each other on the same pass. Nothing on the front of the product says how tight that is until you are holding it.

It rules out the natural plan of Modena on arrival and Maranello later in the week. It also means a strike, a closure or a change of mind costs you half the pass.

Buy it on the morning you intend to do the first museum, not before.

€38 or €42, by the month

The adult pass costs €38 from September to May and €42 from June to August. Under-19s accompanied by family pay €12 (2026). Prices are in euros.

The €4 seasonal difference matters less than the date you buy on: a pass bought on May 31 is a €38 pass, and one bought on June 1 is not.

Note the source. The Ferrari pages themselves return nothing readable to an automated check, so this comes from the official tourist portal of the Comune di Modena rather than from the operator. Confirm at the desk.

Museo Enzo Ferrari: 5,000 square meters, 3 timetables

The Modena museum is an aluminium building of 5,000² square meters wrapped around the house where Enzo Ferrari was born, at Via Paolo Ferrari 85.

It opens every day: 9:30 am to 7 pm in April, May, September and October; 9 am to 7 pm from June to August; 9:30 am to 6 pm from November to March. December 25 and January 1 are the 2 days it stays shut.

Three timetables across a year is a lot to keep track of. The one that trips people is the winter close at 6 pm, an hour earlier than the shoulder months.

2 towns, not 1 museum

The pass covers 2 separate places: the Museo Enzo Ferrari in the city of Modena and the Museo Ferrari at Maranello, out of town.

Neither the pass page nor the museum page publishes the travel time between them, so none is quoted here. Work it out for your own transport before you commit to the 48-hour window, because that window has to absorb the journey twice.

Museo Lamborghini: hours published, price not

The Lamborghini museum at Sant'Agata Bolognese opens 9:30 am to 6 pm with last entry at 5 pm from October 1 to April 30, and 9:30 am to 7 pm with last entry at 6 pm from May 2 to September 30 (2026).

Guided tours of the production lines leave from the museum itself. Ticketing runs through Ticketlandia, and the manufacturer's page does not publish a price, so this page does not either.

This one is not part of the Ferrari pass. Three museums, two ticketing systems, one region: that is the shape of a Motor Valley day.

The track, at €35 for 15 minutes

Museum visitors get a reduced rate at the Autodromo di Modena of €35 for 15 minutes on the circuit (2026).

It is booked with the track rather than with the museum, and it sits outside the pass. For the region as a whole, see Emilia-Romagna.

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