Supercar & Food Tour: Ferrari, Lamborghini, Parmigiano & Balsamic from Bologna

Highlights

• Supercar Museums with Skip-the-Line Entry
• Authentic Italian Culinary Delights
• Traditional Lunch Included

What's included

Itinerary

1. 1

   Azienda Agricola Moscattini

   1h

   Visit a traditional cheese factory to witness the fascinating production process of Parmigiano Reggiano, the King of Cheese. See the aging rooms filled with hundreds of wheels and enjoy a guided tasting of this world-famous delicacy paired with local specialties.

2. 2

   Automobili Lamborghini Museum

   2h

   During the Lamborghini museum tour, fans will discover all major milestones in the Lamborghini's history, more than 20 cars between historic and newer models such as the legendary "Miura", "Countach", the newer "Reventón", "Veneno" and the latest SUV "Urus". The most enthusiastic fans will also appreciate the opportunity to do the Lamborghini factory tour and see how these magical Italian sports cars are, even today, hand built. Fifty minutes' factory walking tour along all assembly stations until the cars are finished and ready for testing. The Lamborghini factory tour ends with a visit to the upholstery department which is an astonishing atelier. The Lamborghini factory tour is not included in the tour cost, for those interested there is an extra charge of only € 75pp - feel free to ask us details and information

3. 3

   Acetaia Pedroni di Modena

   1h

   Discover the centuries-old tradition of producing the famous D.O.P Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena, ranging from the cooking of the must to its slow aging in wooden barrels, to obtain the precious "black gold", in full compliance with ancient methods and practices. Walk through the aging barrels, learn the difference between balsamic vinegar varieties, and savor a guided tasting of this liquid gold.

4. 4

   Museo Ferrari

   2h

   At the Ferrari museum in Maranello, fans will discover an amazing exhibition of more than 50 cars, from the 500 F2 which gave Ferrari its first world drivers’ title in the1952 with Alberto Ascari, to Michael Schumacher’s F2004 which won the most Grand Prix titles ever. To this is added a section entirely dedicated to the life of Mr. Enzo Ferrari which will help fans live and re-live the myth of Maranello’s famous red cars. Inside the Ferrari museum Maranello the exhibition change once a year, the Maranello museum from June 2019 is staging the glorious “Hypercars” exhibition dedicated to all the Ferraris that hailed landmark advances in the marque’s technological evolution. For those interested we point it out also the possibility to purchase official merchandise.

Before you go

Location

Via Viazza di Sopra 48, 41043, Italy