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Discover Italy’s iconic supercar factories on this full-day Lamborghini, Ferrari, and Pagani tour from Bologna, featuring exclusive access, museum visits, and authentic local cuisine.
If you’re a car enthusiast dreaming of standing inside the legendary halls where Italy’s most coveted supercars are born, this full-day tour offers a rare peek into the heart of Italy’s automotive excellence. Operating from Bologna, the Lamborghini Ferrari Pagani Tour combines factory visits, museum explorations, and a delicious local lunch—making it a memorable, all-encompassing experience. With a 5.0-star rating based on 7 reviews, this tour is praised for its detailed access and seamless organization.
One thing we especially love? The way this tour balances intimate factory visits with museum experiences, allowing you to get up close and personal with some of the most iconic cars in history. The small group size (limited to 7 travelers) ensures personalized attention. However, a potential consideration is that the Lamborghini factory tour is optional and incurs an extra fee, which might be a deciding factor for some. This tour suits those who want to see Italy’s automotive legends in a day without sacrificing comfort or depth—ideal for car buffs, luxury travelers, or anyone eager to experience Italy’s motor heritage firsthand.


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The journey begins at 8:30 am in Bologna, at the Piazza delle Medaglie d’Oro (Burger King). From there, a luxury Mercedes van whisks you off on a day that will be packed with automotive marvels. The tour runs about 8 to 9 hours, offering ample time at each stop without feeling rushed.
Your first stop is the Lamborghini Museum, where you’ll see over 20 cars spanning from the legendary Miura and Countach to modern icons like the Urus SUV. The museum itself is a feast for the eyes, showcasing the evolution of Lamborghini’s design and technology.
For those interested in the factory tour (not included in the base price but available for an extra fee), you’ll walk through all assembly stations, witnessing the meticulous handcrafting of these supercars. The tour concludes in the upholstery atelier—an astonishing space where every detail is crafted with care. According to reviews, the factory visit is “detailed and informative,” giving enthusiasts a rare glimpse into the craftsmanship behind each Lamborghini.
Next is the Ferrari Museum, home to more than 50 cars that tell the story of the brand’s racing and road car successes. Highlights include the Record-breaking F2004 driven by Schumacher and the first Ferrari, the 500 F2 from 1952. There’s also a dedicated section on Enzo Ferrari’s life, making it a compelling visit for fans wanting to understand the mythical status of Ferrari.
The museum’s exhibition is ever-changing, with recent displays focusing on hypercars — the technological marvels pushing limits in speed and design. Reviewers note that the Ferrari visit is “amazing” and a highlight, especially for fans of racing history and legendary drivers.
Your final major stop is Pagani, where you’ll explore a collection of around 10 cars, including the Zonda series and the latest Huayra models. The Pagani factory tour is particularly special; fans will see how each car is hand-built in a setting resembling a charming Italian piazza. The attention to detail here is extraordinary—fans have pointed out the “astonishing atmosphere” and “the meticulous craftsmanship” evident at every step.
The Pagani visits conclude with a chance to purchase official merchandise, allowing you to take a piece of Italy’s most exotic car brand home.
This tour covers museum entries at Ferrari and Pagani, the Pagani factory tour, luxury transport, and a generous four-course Italian lunch. The small group size and licensed Mercedes van mean you’ll be traveling comfortably, with an intimate vibe that fosters engagement and questions.
The Lamborghini factory tour is optional and incurs an extra charge, which you need to request on the MotorStars website. This may be a drawback if you’re hoping for a fully included experience, but many find it worthwhile given the chance to see Lamborghini’s assembly line.
With a maximum of 7 travelers, the experience is personal and flexible. The Mercedes van is air-conditioned, ensuring comfort in Italy’s warm climate, and the small group means more opportunities for questions and interaction with your guide.
At $497.43 per person, the tour may seem premium, but considering the all-day access to multiple world-famous manufacturers, museum entries, a luxury transfer, and a top-quality meal, many enthusiasts will find this to be a worthwhile splurge. The reviews support this, with travelers describing the day as “unforgettable” and “perfect for car lovers.”
Advanced booking is recommended—on average, this tour is booked 63 days in advance—a sign of popularity amongst passionate fans. The tour guarantees departure, with full refunds available if canceled 24 hours before.

From comments like “the Lamborghini factory was detailed and informative,” to “the attention to detail in every component of the cars,” it’s clear that this experience resonates deeply with visitors. One reviewer appreciated how the tour balanced iconic museum visits with insight into car craftsmanship, making it more than just a sightseeing day—it’s a deep dive into Italy’s automotive soul.
This experience is perfect for car enthusiasts, luxury travelers, and anyone who craves an up-close look at Italy’s most famous sports car brands. It’s especially suited for those willing to pay a premium for exclusive access and a personalized, comprehensive day exploring Italy’s automotive history.

This Lamborghini Ferrari Pagani tour offers a genuine window into Italy’s automotive masterpieces, blending museum visits with behind-the-scenes factory tours in a small, comfortable group. It’s a thoughtful choice for travelers who want more than surface-level sightseeing—those eager to learn about craftsmanship, history, and innovation.
While the extra charge for the Lamborghini factory might be a consideration for some, the overall experience provides incredible value for passionate car fans. The inclusion of a luxurious lunch and expert guides adds to the feeling of a well-curated, memorable day out.
If you’re looking to see Italy’s most legendary cars in a single day, this tour hits all the right notes—making it a worthwhile splurge for anyone who dreams of Italian supercars.
Is the Lamborghini factory tour included in the price?
No, the Lamborghini factory tour is available on request with an extra fee. It is not included in the standard tour but can be added on the MotorStars website.
What is the tour duration?
The entire experience lasts approximately 8 to 9 hours, starting at 8:30 am and ending back at the meeting point in Bologna.
How many people are in each group?
The tour operates with a maximum of 7 travelers per group, ensuring personalized attention and a relaxed atmosphere.
Does the tour operate in English?
Yes, tours are conducted in English, with a personal assistant available to help throughout the day.
What’s included in the price?
Admission tickets for Ferrari and Pagani museums, the factory tour at Pagani, luxury transport, and a generous four-course Italian lunch are included.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, the tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is the transportation comfortable?
Yes, all transfers are via a luxury, air-conditioned Mercedes van.
Is this tour suitable for children or non-car fans?
While primarily geared toward car lovers, the extensive museum exhibits and the scenic drive make it enjoyable for most travelers interested in Italian culture and craftsmanship.
This tour offers an authentic, well-organized, luxury experience into Italy’s most famous racing and sports car brands—perfect for anyone eager to see where automotive legends are made.