フェラーリ博物館、ドゥカティ・ランボルギーニの工場や博物館

We did all of these Museums over a couple of days. We stayed at Lake Gard and drove to them each day, taking about 1.30min.. excellent collection of cars and facts.

What a great day! 3 car factory/museums plus a fantastic authentic Italian lunch. Driver and guide were wonderful

Great experience from start to finish. Toirs of the factories were wonderful. Lunch was delicious and had the views you come to Italy for. Definitely would recommend.

This was a fun day! Communication about pick up was easy, everything ran to time, the vehicle was clean and comfortable and our guide Riccardo was very knowledgeable, happy to answer questions and was great to chat to. Lunch was delicious… the cars and bikes were pretty good too!

If you booked the holiday around the advertised trips you could be disappointed. We booked the holiday around getting to the Ducati museum, which was closed a few weeks before the planned holiday. Whilst this put a dampener on things, the tour guide was great and I would recommend booking with this provider. We will be back, however, we will make out own arrangements to get to Ducati and the personal museums of Ferrari and Lamborghini.

What an absolute fabulous day from start to finish. Ricardo was our driver and he was so informative. We had an amazing lunch . Any bike or car enthusiasts this trip is a must .

Good communication. Great day out. Walk through Ducati and Lamborghini factories and plenty of time in awesome Ferrari museum. Lunch was much better than expected. Strongly recommend!

Tour was great! Our guide, Ricky, was great. He was very knowledgeable and kept us on schedule perfectly. Some of the other reviews indicated that the guides just drive you and do not say much, which had us worried. However, this was not the case for us. The factories were really cool and worth seeing. We went to Lamborghini, Ferrari, and Ducati. The contrast between the Lamborghini factory and the Ducati factory was very nice. Overall, I believe the tour was worth the money.

Ricardo/"Ricky" was very knowledgeable, not just about the places we went, but motorsports in general, as well as other questions we had about Italy. His English was perfect, so we had no issues with communication. He taught us about the local pasta and wine at lunch, which was unexpected but amazing. He was also very considerate of details like making sure we got all of our bags off the van and arriving at our tours on time. I truly appreciated his passion, friendliness, and attention to detail. It felt like I had an Italian friend guiding me through the places. We considered organizing tours and arranging transportation on our own, but I'm glad we opted for this instead.

Giancarlo was a wonderful host! He was very knowledgeable of the region and prepared us well for each segment of the tour. He and the driver were always waiting for us at the end. The Ducati factory was by far my favorite part - although I am biased since I own three Ducati. I really enjoyed both the Ferrari and Ducati museums as well - lots of very rare bikes and cars that were part of the racing history for both companies. Again, the Ducati factory was the best - really interesting to see the way they arrange the assembly lines, the use of robots to assist but not replace the workers and the diversity of the workforce - maybe 60% women on the factory floor! They have always produced the best motorcycles possible and the attention to precision machining really shows on the production line (lots of checking and rechecking for specs and torques). My least favorite part of the tour was Lamborghini. I was a little interested in the factory - slightly different approach from Ducati, but similar use of robots and moving production lines, but this time using pallets that move the cars through the facotry. In general, I couldn't care less about these overpowered status cars. Ferrari would be my choice if I needed to pick a car - but Ducati is really the start here. Lunch was another highlight of the day. We went to a local resturant on a hill overlooking the vineyard while we drank lambursco grown on that very same soil. The three different regional pasta tastings were also some of the best food I had during my visit. Don't miss the tagliatelle! In general, I would highly reccomend this tour even if you don't like cars and motorcycles. Just the experience of the countryside, the food, the Italian manufacturing techniques and the history will be enough to interest everyone.