A must-visit destination for motorsport enthusiasts and beyond, Maranello is a city that offers visitors a wide range of experiences to enjoy and discover.
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WHERE IS MARANELLO LOCATED?
The city of Maranello is located south of Modena, right where the plain ends and the first hills leading to the Apennines begin.
Getting to Maranello is easy: its proximity to major roads (Via Emilia, the A1 and A22 motorways, and the Pedemontana road connecting Bologna and Reggio Emilia) makes it a convenient and essential stop for motorsport enthusiasts and speed lovers, as well as for nature lovers.
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WHAT TO SEE IN MARANELLO?
The city of Maranello is inextricably linked to the history of the Ferrari car manufacturer, since in 1943, the war forced founder Enzo Ferrari to move the factory out of Modena. The choice fell on what was then a simple provincial town, which later became a thriving industrial district, known worldwide as the birthplace of the myth of the Red.
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VISIT THE FERRARI MUSEUM OF MARANELLO
The most famous attraction in Maranello is definitely the Ferrari Museum, created to celebrate both the history and the future of the Modenese car manufacturer.
The museum offers an immersive experience that allows visitors to explore the past, learn about the technology, and get a close-up view of unique sports cars bearing the Prancing Horse emblem.
The museum stands out for its extensive collection of vehicles, ranging from Ferrari’s early elegant creations to the most recent and technologically advanced models. Among the exhibits, visitors can admire historic race cars, prototypes, and Formula 1 vehicles that have written unforgettable pages in the history of motorsport.
The exhibits at the Ferrari Museum are divided into thematic areas covering:
In addition to the permanent exhibits, the Ferrari Museum also hosts temporary exhibitions dedicated to specific themes, such as celebrations of iconic models, special anniversaries, or collaborations with other prestigious brands.
A must-see section is the Trophy Gallery, where the numerous trophies and awards won by Ferrari in various motorsport championships are displayed. This space celebrates the team’s sporting achievements, with a particular focus on the Formula 1 titles won by the legendary drivers who raced for Ferrari, such as Michael Schumacher and Niki Lauda.
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PANORAMIC TOUR OF THE FERRARI FACTORY AND FIORANO CIRCUIT
In addition to the museum visit, there is the opportunity to take a panoramic tour by shuttle along Enzo Ferrari Avenue, the factory, and inside the Fiorano circuit.
You will be able to see the architectural structures designed by famous architects (Renzo Piano, Massimiliano Fuksas, Jean Nouvel, Marco Visconti, Luigi Sturchio, and Mario Cucinella) that make up the main facilities of the factory and discover the circuit personally wanted by Enzo Ferrari, where, since 1972, tests for road racing cars have been carried out.
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VISIT THE CITY OF MARANELLO
The city of Maranello offers visitors numerous attractions that have become symbols for Ferrari enthusiasts.
Ferrari Historic Entrance:
Via Abetone Inferiore 4. This is the street where the historic entrance is located, from which Enzo Ferrari drove out in 1947 behind the wheel of the 125CC: the first car ever to bear the Ferrari name. On June 18, 2020, at 6:30 AM, Charles Leclerc recreated this moment, driving an F1000 on an exciting tour through the streets of Maranello.
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Wind Tunnel
The Ferrari Wind Tunnel is where science and passion come together to create the fastest and most aerodynamically advanced cars in the world. Located within the Ferrari Cittadella complex in Maranello, this state-of-the-art facility is crucial for the development of the vehicles bearing the legendary Prancing Horse emblem.
The Wind Tunnel is not open to visitors, but it is possible to view the structure designed by Renzo Piano from Via Grizzaga, near the Ferrari plant.
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Statue of the Prancing Horse
In honor of the Formula 1 World Championship victory on October 14, 2003, the symbol of the Ferrari legend can be found in the center of Maranello: the Prancing Horse. This sculpture, made of hammered sheet metal, was donated to the Municipality of Maranello by Albanian-born sculptor Helidon Xhixha.
In honor of Enzo Ferrari: Enzo Ferrari’s determination and sporting spirit have inspired several artists to create works in his honor. Next to the Maranello town hall stands a bronze statue depicting the most significant stages of his life. In Piazza Libertà, a reproduction of the “Ferrari” signature has been placed, while at the entrance of Parco Ferrari, tourists can admire the sculpture “My World in the World.”
Red Garden
One of the most photographed spots in Maranello by tourists. It is a green oasis located in Piazza Unità d’Italia, created near the historic Ferrari plant. Inside, a real body shell of a Ferrari road car has been placed. It is the perfect spot for a souvenir photo to share with friends.
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