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Spend a day in Italy’s Motor Valley driving Lamborghinis on track and public roads, touring the Sant'Agata factory and tasting Emilia’s cuisine. This full-day VIP package pairs hands-on driving with behind-the-scenes access and a professional instructor.
Spend a day in Italy’s Motor Valley driving Lamborghinis on track and public roads, touring the Sant'Agata factory and tasting Emilia’s cuisine. This full-day VIP package pairs hands-on driving with behind-the-scenes access and a professional instructor.
Sunlight hits carbon fiber and paint as a Huracán idles in a private bay; the day begins with the unmistakable rasp of V10s and the measured briefing of an instructor. On this full-day VIP experience, travelers move between the Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum and factory at Sant'Agata Bolognese, the winding Modena Autodrome, and quiet country roads where a Huracán Spider or Performante can stretch its legs.
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Operated by Italian Factory Motor Tour · Sant'Agata Bolognese, Emilia-Romagna
Sunlight hits carbon fiber and paint as a Huracán idles in a private bay; the day begins with the unmistakable rasp of V10s and the measured briefing of an instructor. On this full-day VIP experience, travelers move between the Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum and factory at Sant'Agata Bolognese, the winding Modena Autodrome, and quiet country roads where a Huracán Spider or Performante can stretch its legs.
The route runs through Italy’s Motor Valley, a landscape shaped more by engineering than geology: low rolling farmland punctuated by industrial complexes and historic towns. Ferruccio Lamborghini’s postwar pivot from tractors to supercars anchors local culture—workshop pride, precision engineering and Emilia’s hospitality converge in a rustic lunch of handmade pasta and cured meats.
Expect behind-the-scenes access at the factory and museum displays of Miura and Countach lineage, a taped on-road test in a Huracán (20–30 minutes) and adrenaline-charged laps on a 2.4 km circuit with professional instruction and in-car camera footage.
Practical note: the day is fast-paced but low-impact physically; participants need a valid driving license and to follow safety briefings. Wear closed shoes, bring ID and a light jacket for changing weather. Plan for an 8-hour window with transport provided in a luxury van, and allow spare time in Bologna or Modena for balsamic vinegar tastings or a visit to the Enzo Ferrari Museum.
Drivers must be at least 19 years old and hold a valid driving license for at least one year; non‑EU drivers should bring an international license or official translation.
The full-day experience runs about 8 hours and includes factory and museum visits, track laps, a road test in a Lamborghini, lunch, simulator time, transfers and in-car video.
No—professional instructors accompany and brief drivers; basic vehicle control is recommended but not mandatory.
Full refund available if canceled at least 24 hours before the scheduled start; weather cancellations may apply.
Italian Factory Motor Tour operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Sunlight hits carbon fiber and paint as a Huracán idles in a private bay; the day begins with the unmistakable rasp of V10s and the measured briefing of an instructor. On this full-day VIP experience, travelers move between the Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum and factory at Sant'Agata Bolognese, the winding Modena Autodrome, and quiet country roads where a Huracán Spider or Performante can stretch its legs.
Sunlight hits carbon fiber and paint as a Huracán idles in a private bay; the day begins with the unmistakable rasp of V10s and the measured briefing of an instructor. On this full-day VIP experience, travelers move between the Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum and factory at Sant'Agata Bolognese, the winding Modena Autodrome, and quiet country roads where a Huracán Spider or Performante can stretch its legs.
The route runs through Italy’s Motor Valley, a landscape shaped more by engineering than geology: low rolling farmland punctuated by industrial complexes and historic towns. Ferruccio Lamborghini’s postwar pivot from tractors to supercars anchors local culture—workshop pride, precision engineering and Emilia’s hospitality converge in a rustic lunch of handmade pasta and cured meats.
Expect behind-the-scenes access at the factory and museum displays of Miura and Countach lineage, a taped on-road test in a Huracán (20–30 minutes) and adrenaline-charged laps on a 2.4 km circuit with professional instruction and in-car camera footage.
Practical note: the day is fast-paced but low-impact physically; participants need a valid driving license and to follow safety briefings. Wear closed shoes, bring ID and a light jacket for changing weather. Plan for an 8-hour window with transport provided in a luxury van, and allow spare time in Bologna or Modena for balsamic vinegar tastings or a visit to the Enzo Ferrari Museum.