Ferrari & Pavarotti Private Day Trip to from Florence
Description
Discover the real Italian passion for cars; gourmet; & music in the home of some of the most iconic Italian names: Ferrari; Pavarotti; Parmesan; and Balsamic Vinegar of Modena, with an unforgettable journey through the heart of Italy with our private day trip from Florence
Tour Options
Itinerary
We will meet in Florence at any point of your preference, taking the private vehichle for an hour and half
Driving 10 minutes Embark on a flavorful journey into the heart of Emilia-Romagna, the region renowned for its culinary treasures. This exclusive tour takes you behind the scenes to discover the artistry and tradition behind two of Italy’s most iconic products: Balsamic Vinegar of Modena and Parmigiano Reggiano cheese.
Step into the world of speed, innovation, and Italian excellence with a visit to Ferrari Maranello, the birthplace of one of the most iconic car brands in the world. This unforgettable experience takes you behind the scenes of the legendary Ferrari story, offering insights into its rich history, engineering marvels, and unparalleled racing legacy.adventure with a visit to the Ferrari Museum in Maranello, where you'll delve into the rich history and innovation of the iconic Italian automotive brand. Marvel at a dazzling collection of vintage and contemporary Ferrari cars, from sleek race cars to luxurious GT models, and learn about the legendary drivers who have made history on the track. : Explore an incredible collection of historic and contemporary Ferrari models, from classic designs to cutting-edge supercars. Marvel at the evolution of automotive artistry and innovation that defines the Ferrari brand. Free time for lunch at your choice at one of the nearby restaurants
Enjoy Panoramic tour takes you to visit the Ferrrari Cercuit of Fiorano and thei r factory
Drving for 15 minutes Step into the world of Luciano Pavarotti, one of the greatest opera singers of all time, with a visit to his beloved home, now transformed into the Pavarotti House Museum. Nestled in the heart of Modena, this enchanting space offers a glimpse into the personal life, career Admire an extensive collection of personal items, including stage costumes, photographs, awards, and letters from fans and friends worldwide. Gain insight into his illustrious career that captivated audiences for decades.
Time to go back to Florence with wonderful memories
Highlights
What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
We can meet customers anywhere in Florence or by the central train station
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- The order of the stops could be interchanged dipending on the availability and the convenience of the tour and guests
- In case of spending more time in one stop, the time dedicated to the next ones will be reduced in a way to respect the total one of the trip, extending the tour is subject to availability of the driver guide and extra charge
- The Ferrari factory will be closed on sundays but the tour runs regularly including the track as well
Reviews(1)
The tour operator was so kind in accommodating us with a pickup in our town outside Florence and offering our group private transport rather than the train. They were extremely helpful and responsive. Paolo, our driver, took care to make sure we saw all the sites: the Ferrari museum, the Pavorotti house museum (which was fantastic), Modena, the Santuario Madonna di San Luca, and Bologna. This tour enabled us to partake in so many interesting sites and experiences. It was wonderful. The highest praises for the stop in Modena and the guide who walked us through the production of Balsamic vinegars. She was wonderful, and our teenage kids loved it! They also really enjoyed the Pavorotti house so don't miss it! The only disappointment was that the guide in Bologna's radio was broken so it was difficult to hear. I also would have skipped the tortellini stop to spend more time elsewhere. The University of Bologna was also great.
