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There are two Ferrari museums, we visited both, the one in the pictures is the Enzo Ferrari workshop which is s more specific to his achievements.
Both are open to everyone and not overly expensive, the shop is though, think of a number, double it then add Ferrari tax. You can hire a fancy car for as little as €180 but that only gets you ten minutes, it’s always busy so you’d barely get round the block for that, for the miles we’ve done it’d be a million £s! I parked in the public car park at first but the attendant came running over and insisted I park right at the entrance, apparently not very many owners drive their cars to these places, I’ve yet to see any other and there are no UK cars to be seen either.
The factory itself doesn’t do tours for the public but the dealer can arrange this, for me though, it was never going to be available at a date convenient for both of us.

His first V12, his first Ferrari racing car and a “ guess the model” classic with an incredible rear window.









I did manage to blag a quick look in though, even at the factory they love to see them, you’d think they get fed up.




Today is Alfa Romeo day and a visit to Milano, Alfa also has two venues so a busy day ahead.