Craigieboy Posted August 7, 2024 Posted August 7, 2024 Just wondering if anyone has visited these museums. Â One of my mates I drive with was planning a driving trip over, however he's never done a Euro trip before and underestimated the distances involved and it's now been binned. My preferred option was always to fly over to Bologna and hire a car anyway. Â Ideally it would be a 2 night trip, depending on favourable flight times from Edinburgh. So probably do 2 museums on one day leaving the third for our last day. Â Would this be enough time to see the sights? Quote
Ian Kinder (Bagpuss) - Joint Peak District AO Posted August 7, 2024 Posted August 7, 2024 We did both Ferrari musuems and Pagani last year - see here-Â Â Â Pagani, you only need to allow a few hours unless you book the factory tour in advance. Â We did both Ferrari musuems easily in a day. (seperate locations- Modena and Maranello, about 20km apart) - you can buy the tickets together from their website. Â We didn't go in the Lamborghini museum, just parked outside on our way out of Modena as we'd got a long drive ahead. A car friend who's visited suggests it's not as good as ferarri given they've not got the same racing pedigree as Ferarri etc. Â We'd not be driving that far into Italy again! too hot, poor roads, traffic etc. The dolomites and around Lake Garda is much better in a Westie. Â We didn't actually drive from Modena to Ferarri due to traffic and very wet weather, so missed the opportunity of a photo outside the Ferarri factory etc. Â Â 3 1 Quote
Craigieboy Posted August 7, 2024 Author Posted August 7, 2024 6 hours ago, Ian Kinder (Bagpuss) - Joint Peak District AO said: We did both Ferrari musuems and Pagani last year - see here-Â Â Â Pagani, you only need to allow a few hours unless you book the factory tour in advance. Â We did both Ferrari musuems easily in a day. (seperate locations- Modena and Maranello, about 20km apart) - you can buy the tickets together from their website. Â We didn't go in the Lamborghini museum, just parked outside on our way out of Modena as we'd got a long drive ahead. A car friend who's visited suggests it's not as good as ferarri given they've not got the same racing pedigree as Ferarri etc. Â We'd not be driving that far into Italy again! too hot, poor roads, traffic etc. The dolomites and around Lake Garda is much better in a Westie. Â We didn't actually drive from Modena to Ferarri due to traffic and very wet weather, so missed the opportunity of a photo outside the Ferarri factory etc. Â Â Â Brilliant Ian, thanks. I'll have a read at that later. Â If/ when we do go, Lambo will be a deffo as the Miura was my poster car when I was a boy. 2 Quote
Ewan Posted August 8, 2024 Posted August 8, 2024 I’ve been to Ferrari and Lamborghini, but not Pagani. Definitely worth seeing. I drove out in my 944, which took a day and half, but obviously flying and then hiring a car would be quicker. Quote
Ewan Posted August 8, 2024 Posted August 8, 2024 I also visited the Lambo factory in the late 1990’s, before the Audi takeover. All very relaxed, and I was allowed to wander about and take some snaps. A few years later, back in the UK, I bought a used Diablo in a unique light blue colour, and when re-visiting the snaps from my factory trip, found some showing that very car on the production line. A very happy coincidence! 1 Quote
Craigieboy Posted August 8, 2024 Author Posted August 8, 2024 17 minutes ago, Ewan said: I also visited the Lambo factory in the late 1990’s, before the Audi takeover. All very relaxed, and I was allowed to wander about and take some snaps. A few years later, back in the UK, I bought a used Diablo in a unique light blue colour, and when re-visiting the snaps from my factory trip, found some showing that very car on the production line. A very happy coincidence!  Wow, that's amazing 1 Quote
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