Want to go to Maranello

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I think the short anser is Galleria Ferrari and loads of merchandise shops

 

Unless you've prescheduled a visit to the factory, that will be out. Probably the best non-factory thing you can do is visit some of the local repair shops around town. Most of them have some pretty neat machinery being serviced.

 

Countwake,
Do you own a Ferrari? Because if you do, you can arrange a factory tour.I did that in 2003 and can give you some some advice on how to arrange it. If you do not, I believe there is not a way to get in. Having said that, there was a young guy in my tour who did not have a Ferrari but his father did and that somehow got him in.

 

Katman,

I own a 365 GTC/4. I will be in Italy next May. Could you let me know how to schedule a tour when you are an owner? Thanks, Rich

 

Do a search if you need more detail - its been asked every month - the short answer is ask your local franchise dealer or FNA

 

Go to the Ferrari store across the street from the factory gates, look around (free). Go next door and have lunch at the Cavalino (not expensive) and stand around outside and watch the expensive stuff go in and out of the factory gates (free) - if you have a car, find your way to the Fiorano track and you can see through the fence in a couple of places (free) if the weather is OK. The museum is first class I hear - but have never been.
If you want to spend a few more bucks and take a chance on who you might see, try "Montana" for lunch around 1PM. Enjoy

 

See this URL

http://www.barchetta.cc/all.ferraris/visiting%2Dmaranello/index.html

Maranello isn't big. What you want to see is concentrated near the factory.
If you are lucky you can even see some testing on Fiorano.

Eugène

 

And this one.

http://www.barchetta.cc/english/all.ferraris/events/maranello.visit/touring.marnello.htm