Top Emilia-Romagna Bus Services

This morning, Giancarlo and Antonio picked us up at 8:30 very close to where we were staying to start a full day of dreaming and drooling at three supercar museums. Ducati was closed, but we spied the factory as we drove by. After driving through the Bologna countryside, our first stop was at Lamborghini. We walked around both a classic and a more modern showroom, then a small bus picked up the group to go across to tour the factory. Next, we went to the Ferrari museum which displayed lots of engine parts, different era cars, and lots of F1 cars and memorabilia. After a fabulous lunch of a fried bread starter with ham, then three different pastas, Lambrusco, and espresso, we were back on the road headed to Pagani. Here, we watched a historical video and walked through a car exhibition. A tour guide then led us through the working factory where no phones or sunglasses were allowed. Back in the van at the end is the day, we headed back to the city center. It was a full, wonderful day, and Giancarlo made everything so convenient and comfortable in a luxury van! Highly recommend Suggestions: Bring a bottle of water.

A trip to Bologna had to include a tour around the supercar centre of Europe for myself and my son (an engineering intern for BMW so coming with a knowledge of cars and car plants). We had booked via an online site that featured the lunch heavily but realised that a direct booking online with Factory Motor Tour was the same tour and same lunch but for a better price, thanks to email communication with Giancarlo. Led by Giancarlo and assisted by driver Antonio, we were guided and chauffeured between the three sites in comfort. The Ferrari museum was impressive with a good history of the cars but felt slightly corporate, although we got lots of photos beside cars we would ordinarily only see on a screen. Lamborghini included a factory tour with a great guide and a close view of practically every stage of the construction of the Urus model. The museum allowed even closer inspections than Ferrari of some of the most spectacular cars in the world. Although there were fewer cars than at Ferrari, we took many more photos! After a great pasta lunch with a wonderful local red Lambrusco wine at Ca' Bianca, we finished the day with the highlight. My car expert son knew a lot about Pagani but neither of us had seen one in real life. The factory tour was in a building that resembled an Italian piazza in style, which was impressive enough. The walk through, again very professionally done, showed the steps for making a car which is customised by the client down to the finest detail and perfected at each stage of what is not a production line, but the creation of a work of art. The museum is smaller than Ferrari or Lamborghini but the cars are a level above the others and can be seen from every angle. The only thing lacking at all three factories is the chance to hear the engines being revved, although the Lamborghini factory does have a stage where the engine is started to be driven for testing. As trips go, this was one of the more expensive ones that we have done, but the opportunity to see this number of supercars, inside and out, made it very much worth the cost.

booked a tour with Giancarlo and he was amazing. picked me up right on time. and we had great conversation about history of bologna and cars. the tour was fantastic. also did the test drive in a lamborghini which was sooo much fun. highly reccomend this tour for any car enthusiast visiting bologna.