The Motor Valley: storia, orari e consigli per la visita.
History
The Motor Valley is the area spanning the provinces of Bologna, Modena and Reggio Emilia, home to some of the world's most famous car and motorcycle brands. In the Bologna area the focal point is Imola, with its historic circuit named after Enzo and Dino Ferrari. The route then extends towards Modena (Ferrari, Maserati) and Bologna itself, historic home of Ducati.
Did you know…
- The Emilian Motor Valley has the world's highest concentration of luxury and sports car makers.
- Bologna is the historic birthplace of Ducati, founded in 1926.
Practical information
| Hours | Varies for each stop on the route: museums and circuits have their own hours, often tied to the events calendar. Check individual official websites before planning your route. |
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| Ticket | Varies by stop: some museums charge admission, other stops (such as walking through the old towns) are free. |
| Accessibility | Varies by stop; the area's main motoring museums are generally equipped for disabled access. |
| Getting there | The route is comfortably covered by car; Imola and Bologna are also connected by train. |
Tips for your visit
- If you only have one day, focus your visit on the Imola circuit; with more time you can extend the route towards Modena.
Frequently asked questions
It's recommended for conveniently linking the various stops, though Bologna and Imola are also reachable by train.