During your trip to Maranello discover the museum that is home to one of the most prestigious brands in the world, Ferrari. If you are passionate about engines, or simply want to discover the gold-standard of Italian excellence, be sure to take this exciting opportunity in the 'land of reds'. The Ferrari Museum is an exciting exhibition of the past, present and future of the Prancing Horse. During your visit you can experience both the permanent and temporary exhibitions that take place. You can also experience the evocative Hall of Victories in which the Ferrari World Champions from 1999 to today are exhibited.

Get a 2-in-1 combo ticket to visit the Maranello Ferrari Museum and the Modena Ferrari Museum. Explore the exhibitions of past and present in Maranello, then head 20km and discover Enzo Ferrari himself, in the museum in Modena. Begin with entry into the Maranello Museum, where your time of entry to Modena will be shared. Discover the special peculiarity of Maranello, that it is the home of Ferrari, one of the most prestigious car brands in the world. Get passionate about engines, and discover Italian excellence more closely among the Land of the Reds. Walk through the exhibition of the Prancing Horse, divided into two parts: one permanent and one temporary. Wander the Hall of Victories and learn of World Champions from 1999 to today. Travel 20km from Maranello to a futuristic building in the shape of a huge yellow car hood. Sheild your eyes from the bright and vibrant color that starkly contrasts its surrounding environment. Inside, there is a huge hall in which various temporary exhibitions are set up, and a small cinema where two rotating films dedicated to the life and history of Enzo Ferrari are projected. The museum is divided into five sectors: low fractionation engines, from 1 to 6 cylinders, that of the classic 12 cylinders, that of 8, turbos, and, finally, that of Formula 1. The path continues in the building in front of a huge pavilion, or into the workshop where Enzo's father worked, now perfectly restored. In addition, the Museum houses a shop that offers a wide range of official products and a bookstore that collects the most important Ferrari publications.

The Luciano Pavarotti House Museum is the home that Maestro Pavarotti had built in the Modena countryside, within a large estate, where he lived the last years of his life. It was opened to the public in 2015 to firmly link the Maestro's memory to his beloved homeland and to make the Luciano man behind the great artist Pavarotti better known to the public. The house is still today as the Master left it and can be visited entirely. It holds all the objects he loved to surround himself with and contains the memories of the days spent in the company of family, friends and students to whom he gave singing lessons.

Welcome to the Acetaia Gambigliani Zoccoli one of the few remaining vinegar cellar that produces ONLY and EXCLUSIVELY Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena D.O.P. Our proposal includes a visit with explanation to the Ancient Acetaia kept in the historic family villa, followed by the tasting of our two products in purity: Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena D.O.P. minimum 12 years of aging and Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena D.O.P. Extra Old. The visit develops according to the following program: • You will be welcomed by Mario and Giorgio Gambigliani Zoccoli who will introduce you to the history of the family, of the farm, of the Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena D.O.P. and its production techniques • Continue with a visit to the Acetaia located in the attic of the Villa • Tasting in purity of Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena D.O.P. minimum 12 years of aging and Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena D.O.P. Extra Old • at the end there will be the possibility to purchase the ABTM D.O.P. and ABTM D.O.P. Extra Old To meet the needs of our visitors, we offer the possibility to ship the product just purchased directly to their home.

Benefit from a 3-in-1 combination ticket to visit the Maranello Ferrari Museum, Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena, and the Luciano Pavarotti House Museum in Modena. Explore the exhibitions of past and present in Maranello, then discover more about Enzo Ferrari himself, in the museum in Modena. Begin with entry into the Maranello Museum. Discover the special ambiance of Maranello, the home of Ferrari, one of the most prestigious car brands in the world. Discover more about the traditions of Italian engineering excellence in the Land of the Reds. Walk through the exhibition of the Prancing Horse, divided into two parts: one permanent and one temporary. Stroll through the Hall of Victories and learn of Formula 1 World Champions from 1999 to today. Then, visit the Enzo Ferrari in Modena, a futuristic building in the shape of a huge yellow car hood. Explore the huge hall in which various temporary exhibitions are set up, and a small cinema where two rotating films dedicated to the life and history of Enzo Ferrari are projected. Walk through the 5 different sectors which provide more information about the various engine types utilized by Ferrari cars through the decades including low fractionation engines right up until the engines used in the famous Ferrari Formula 1 cars. Enter into the huge pavilion, or into the workshop where Enzo's father worked, now perfectly restored. In addition, the Museum houses a shop that offers a wide range of official products and a bookstore that collects the most important Ferrari publications. Finally, explore the Luciano Pavarotti House Museum. Discover the home that Pavarotti had built in the Modena countryside, within a large estate, where he lived the last years of his life. Explore the home just as the master left it. See a variety of his treasured items and retrace memories of the days spent in the company of family, friends and students to whom he gave singing lessons.

The ABBEY, a relevant religious and cultural center of Medieval Europe, masterpiece of Emilian Romanesque architecture, is an extraordinary testimony of 1300 years of faith, history, and art. Formerly a Benedictine and later a Cistercian monastery, founded in 752 by Saint Anselm, brother-in-law of the Lombard king Aistulf, it is dedicated to Pope Saint Silvester I and preserves his relics. The splendid Basilica, with its magnificent portal carved by Wiligelmo and his school, and the forest of columns that supports the crypt, is today the co-cathedral Church of the Archdiocese of Modena-Nonantola. Do not miss a visit to the Benedictine and Diocesan Museum, where the Sacred Treasure of the Abbey is exhibited, with its precious objects and reliquaries, extraordinary fabrics, parchments, and illuminated manuscripts of the ancient monastic scriptorium, with the outstanding Gospel of Matilda of Canossa, and rare imperial documents, including those with the monogram of Charlemagne and other Medieval kings and emperors.