Modena: Enzo Ferrari Museum – Ignite Your Supercar Dream!

It was informative and fun to see all the cars and equipment. We took lots of pictures and had a great espresso and snack in the cafe

We booked through TripAdvisor, but because of flight disruption we arrived a day early. They wouldn't let us in, we had to pay for new tickets, even though not busy, inside is hardly a great experience, dreamed up by a marketing person who doesn't understand cars. Not many cars on show, no open doors or bonnets so u can see inside the cars. Overall disappointed.

Much larger and entertaining than I expected. We had planned to spend an hour there and ended up spending just over 2 hours.

If you are a Ferrari Fan this is the Museum for you. Merchandise is over priced and cafe costs more than necessary. Other than that worth a visit.

Worth a visit. The museum is within walking distance from the train station, and there's also a cafe inside.

Cannot really go to Modena and not visit the Enzo Ferrari Museum but……it was expensive - €160 for four of us including entrance to the Museum Ferrari Marenello- and smaller than anticipated. Some great exhibits but slightly underwhelming. Ferrari made a profit of €1.5 billion in ‘24, do they need to charge quite this much for the museum?

A must for all sports car fans. The setting is amazing. Enzo Ferrari’s former home and an ultra modern hanger. Inside are a small but amazing collection of classic Ferraris. A GTO, F40, F50, Enzo, etc. Also Nigel Mansell’s F1 car was amazing to see. It’s an hour or two of entertainment for an enthusiast rather than a day out. But if you are in Modena I would highly recommend it. There’s a cafe and shop onsite too.

Spacious modern display hall near the centre of Modena (10 min walk from station) and some very nice Ferrari on display. But there is so much empty space, so many more cars could have been on display, and more information about Enzo and the cars history. There was a short film telling Enzos story, but I a more engaging peocess, maybe using a phone app would have made the experience more appealing. Therewas a separate older bulding with a couple of cars and several engines on display, but again little information. There is also a shop selling expensive Ferrari branded clothing. I found the "welcome, are you English? DONT TOUCH THE EXIBITS!' a little abrupt too!

Definitely worth the time and $$. It’s a small museum - you can do it in just a couple of hours at the most. Nice cafe and outdoor space too.

We loved it! The little movie that they show is exceptional, we were super excited to discover Enzo Ferrari’s story and find out more about how Ferrari cars were constructed. The only inconvenience - I would not buy the ticket online again, we did it wanting to avoid the que yet we had to do the same que in order to “validate” our ticket makes no sense. Otherwise I cannot recommend it enough. Thank you !