Museo Ferrari
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- Road and racing Ferrari cars, many of them icons of motoring, make up most of the displays.
- The room that recreates the Ferrari citadel, entered virtually through the historic gate on via Abetone Inferiore.
- Trophies, photographs and historic objects from Italian motor racing.
- The Hall of Victories, part of the Michael 50 exhibition, with key cars Schumacher drove in his 11 years with Scuderia Ferrari.
Opening hours
Today09:30 – 19:00Show all
Don't miss
- Ferrari F310 driven by SchumacherA 1996 Ferrari F310 driven by Schumacher is among the cars on show.Inside the museum, among the cars on show1996 On the map
- Crankshaft on showA crankshaft on show loses about half its weight during machining.Inside the museum On the map
- Scaglietti body-shape mannequinA mannequin used at Scaglietti to check body shapes is on display.Inside the museum On the map
- Millechili concept carThe Millechili, a 2007 concept car, shows technology being studied for future cars.Inside the museum2007 On the map
Know before you go
- Open every day, from 09:30 to 19:00.
- The phone number is +39 0536 949713.
- Ferrari's website is ferrari.com.
What's inside
- Two road cars Schumacher helped develop, shown in the Michael 50 exhibition.
- Scale 1:3 Ferrari engines and models that tested aerodynamics in the wind tunnel, 1986–1998.
- An engine block cast from aluminium with 7% silicon.
- Some of the technology shown moved from racing cars into road cars.
Tips for your visit
- The museum covers 2,500 square metres in total.
- The address is Via Dino Ferrari 43 in Maranello.
Interesting facts7
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History
Touring, Ghia and Vignale were among the coachbuilders who made the car bodies. The 166 Inter road cars, built between 1948 and 1950, were the road version of the 166 Sport racers. The Michael 50 exhibition was organised with Keep Fighting Foundation, a non-profit that backs Schumacher's charity work. Schumacher's son Mick, who had recently signed with the Ferrari Driver Academy, visited the museum on 1 February 2019.
- 1947The first Ferrari, the 125 S, left the factory through the gate on via Abetone Inferiore.
- 1949The 166 MM berlinetta of Luigi Chinetti won Le Mans, the first Ferrari victory there.
- 1984The GTO became the first special-series Ferrari.
- 1990The museum opened in February 1990.
- 1990Alain Prost won four races with the F1-90, including Ferrari's hundredth Formula One win.
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- 1995Ferrari took over running the museum.
- 2004A new wing was added in October 2004.
- 2019Michael 50 opened as a tribute to Schumacher's Formula One career. Its Hall of Victories showed cars he drove in 11 years at Ferrari.
Sources: Museo Ferrari - Wikipedia · Maranello - Wikivoyage (see) · Musée Ferrari - Wikipedia · Museo Ferrari - Wikipedia · checked 19 Oct 2026
- Phone
- +39 0536 949713
Questions and answers
What are the opening hours of Museo Ferrari in Maranello?
Museo Ferrari is open every day from 09:30 to 19:00. Official information is published on ferrari.com.
Where is Museo Ferrari, and how far is it from the Ferrari factory?
The museum is at Via Dino Ferrari 43 in Maranello. It stands about 300 m from the Ferrari factory.
What can you see at Museo Ferrari?
Many of the cars on show have become icons of motoring. Collectors still prize models such as the 250 Testa Rossa and the Dino 246 GT.
How far is Museo Ferrari from Museo Casa Enzo Ferrari in Modena?
Museo Ferrari is about 20 km south of Museo Casa Enzo Ferrari in Modena.
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