Superb museum more about the racing side than the one in Modena. If you drive here park at the free P4 car park beyond the museum and the the beautifully appointed free bus to the museum as the car park outside is only available if you have a 'parking clock' to put in the car or you have to pay if you can find a meter but it is not free.

We were very dissappointed with this. Only one race car,a few old cars and the bulk of the exhibition the latest models so it was like a showroom in Dubai.

Yes, the cars are cool but to pay that much money to be bored! As an ex/museum professional, they should be embarrassed by the lack of interaction and interesting information. It was extremely warm throughout most of the museum. Possibly the other Ferrari museum would have been a better choice. The museum shop is shamelessly overpriced for the ‘privilege’ of having a key chain for €50! And €4 for a can of coke in the cafe?! Elitism strikes again.

At 32 euros each, you'd expect a lot. You don't get it. A number of cars, of course. An okay video ad for the greatness of Ferrari. A small, rather dull exhibition of Ferrari memorabilia (or perhaps they should be called relics, since this is more of a shrine than a museum.) A really confident company would hire a serious curator and look at the ups and downs of this business; this is pure worship at a high price. Very little content, no context but the a/c was a relief.

WOW WOW WOW WHAT CAN I SAY BUT WOW. When booking our trip from Australia with travel agent this was a high priority on our list of places to visit being F1 fans. BOY We were not disappointed it is a fantastic tour & so informative of Enzo Ferrari’s rise in the car industry. All the employees who have helped & still are helping this family/company with their brilliant minds & designs are fantastic. This museum is set out beautifully & I love the way it is explained the stages of your car choosing exteriors & interiors to make the car to your unique expectations. Well done on a great set up.

Really not worth it. Probably did not help that the factory was shut down for holidays but it was terribly boring. A lot of talking. I actually nodded off on the bus. The only bit of interest was a selection of parked up Ferraris waiting to be delivered.

We were excited and impressed by the detailed documentation of Enzo's work and a short biography of his life project on a short documentary. However, there was no clear reason why he decided to stop racing and become a car manufacturer incomparated into the docuvideo

I’m not a car fan but my husband is and I had high hopes for this. The shuttle bus only goes twice a day but is convenient but it drops you off at around 11. The entry price is extortionate. 32 euros but half price if you have a train ticket. The shuttle bus back to the station is at 1445 so I was expecting something that took a couple of hours. There are three rooms, about 20 cars and that’s it. The whole thing took us about half an hour. Then you have three hours to kill before the shuttle back as there are no buses nearby. I tried to get an Uber but none available. The shop is another world. Even a key ring was 50 euros. I was profoundly disappointed at how small it is and how inconvenient it is to get to and how expensive.

Should have read the reviews here before going. The museum wasn't a patch on the Mercedes one in Stuttgart - very lazy displays, not much history and an overpriced gift shop - £80 for a baseball cap YMBJ (you must be joking). For the price you'd expect to be able to at least sit in a Ferrari, but oh no, that's ££££ extra outside. I expected a tour of the factory - or at least a glimpse of it, and the racetrack, but no can do. Really regret wasting a day when I could have spent it in magical Padua or Bologna as Modena is also nothing to write home about. BORING!

A fantastic day! These gardens are an amazing, they offer an exceptional spa, price is 48 euro is acceptable for such spa (5 euro will be returned for bracelet). Very clean. You can easily spend all day there. Good food choice. Breath taking views. Great beach. If you are in Ischia must visit!

AVOID THIS ARCADIA TOUR OPERATOR BIG SCAMMER TAKE YOUR MONEY AND DONT GIVE U THE RIGHT SERVICE. We exoend 300 pound for 4 people and i contact them the day before of our tour they never replay we never received the ferry ticket we have to expend 160 euro on the top from our pocket because they never answer our call and we nevee received any ferry ticket AVOID THEM AND AVOID AVIATOR never again

Absolute waist of time and money. You are going by bus and see buildings. Nothing interesting there. The worst tour ever. We made also Pagani and it was amazing, real tour in factory.

It’s mostly a car exhibition - you can see the different Ferrari cars and their changes during the time. Very atmospheric place, but don’t expect too much - it’s approximately 12 cars and 9 F1 race cars. You’ll spend here approximately 1 hour. Here is a big Ferrari souvenirs store where you can also buy some clothes with a Ferrari logo. There is a cafe on site. Wi-fi is available for guests. I highly advise you to book factory tour - it’s 40min tour by bus to the real Ferrari car production zone.

We went because of the packaged ticket with the Ferrari museum. Being overwhelmed by the cars in the museum we visited first, I was more into the very architecture of the hanger and the interesting layout of the cars. Overpriced shop

This was one of the most credited attraction by my teens from our recent stay in ITA. We actually saw both Ferrari sites Modena and Maranello. The only thing which I don't follow is that family ticket price changed and on ticket desk nobody reflected the prices shown online/web. Shame that this happens to such a brand.