LAMBORGHINI MUSEUM VISIT | Everything to know (2025)

If you’re a Lamborghini enthusiast, the Lamborghini Museum is an absolute must-visit destination. But before you go, here’s some essential information you should know, as outlined in this guide’s index:

1. What to expect at Lamborghini’s Museum
2. Highlights not to miss at the Museum
3. Ticket Prices for the Lamborghini Museum
4. Opening hours for 2025
5. How to get to Lamborghini’s Museum
6. Local tips before booking
7. Tips to enjoy a 360° Lamborghini experience
8. How and where to book a visit

Let’s dive in together!

1- Museo Automobili Lamborghini | Where it is and What to Expect

Nestled in the quiet village of Sant’Agata Bolognese, just a short drive from Modena (20 km) and Bologna (25 km), the Museo Automobili Lamborghini isn’t just a collection of beautiful cars—it’s a celebration of over 60 years of automotive excellence.

Here, in the exact location where it all began in 1963, visitors are taken on a fascinating journey through the evolution of one of the world’s most iconic brands. From the earliest models that broke the rules of their time to today’s futuristic supercars, every curve, engine, and innovation tells a story of ambition, creativity, and relentless pursuit of perfection.

2- Must-see models inside Lamborghini’s Museum:

Here’s our recommended list of must-see models inside the museum. Keep in mind that this list features just a few of our favorites—there’s so much more to explore once you’re inside!

Ground Floor: Heritage Collection

•   350 GT: Lamborghini’s first production car.
•   Espada: A luxurious grand tourer.
•   Countach: Famous for its futuristic design and scissor doors.

First Floor: Modern Marvels

•   Reventon: Known for its stealth fighter design.
•   Sesto Elemento: An ultra-lightweight, high-performance model.
•   Centenario: A limited edition celebrating Ferruccio Lamborghini’s 100th birthday.

Recently, the museum has introduced a simulator that replicates real-world driving dynamics, allowing fans to experience the thrill of driving a Lamborghini on a high-speed track.

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Lamborghini Factory Tour  (same building as the Museum)

Within the same building as the Lamborghini Museum, you’ll also find the official Factory. You can take a Lamborghini Factory Tour to get an exclusive look at the meticulous craftsmanship that goes into the creation of the Lamborghini prototypes.

Witness firsthand the creation process and learn what sets Lamborghini apart.
Taking a Factory Tour will allow you to see the creation process on the assembly line, where cutting-edge technology meets traditional Italian craftsmanship. Here, you will witness firsthand the making of the iconic V12 engine and understand the use of advanced materials like carbon fiber and high-tech components that make Lamborghini cars lightweight yet robust.

3- Lamborghini Automobile Museum | Ticket Prices for 2026

See below the Lamborghini Automobile Museum ticket prices, updated to January 2026.

• Ticket Price for Factory Tour: €90 per person 
• Ticket Price for Museum Tour Only, with a tour guide: €25 per person
• Ticket Price for Museum Tour Only, without a tour guide: €20 per person

*Discounts: Students, groups bigger than 20, and people over 65 are eligible for discounts.

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4- Lamborghini Museum Hours for 2025

Open Daily:

•   October 1 to April 30: 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (last entrance at 5:00 p.m.)
•   May 2 to September 30: 9:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. (last entrance at 6:00 p.m.)

Special Closures in 2025:
The museum may occasionally adjust its schedule for private events or holidays.  To ensure up-to-date information, we recommend visiting the museum’s official website >

5- How to get to the Lamborghini Museum from Modena or Bologna 

CAR OPTION) Getting to the Lamborghini Museum by car
Sant’Agata Bolognese is easily accessible by car, which makes driving the preferred way to reach the Lamborghini Museum from Bologna and Modena.  However, finding parking at the Lamborghini Museum can be a bit tricky, as there is no dedicated parking lot for visitors. The nearest public parking is in the Larghe industrial zone, about 140 meters away.

For those looking for a more convenient parking option, Bullbar is located just in front of the Lamborghini museum—offering easy parking to all its clients — and a chance to relax, enjoy a coffee or lunch, and even experience driving a real Lamborghini on the iconic streets of Sant’Agata (keep reading to find out how).

TRAIN OPTION) Getting to the Lamborghini Museum by train
Whether you are coming from Bologna Centrale or Modena, you’ll only need to take a train ride to San Giovanni in Persiceto (trains are quite frequent). Check train schedules and tickets on the official Italian platform: Trenitalia.
Once you arrive in San Giovanni in Persiceto, you can take a cab for a few euros and conveniently reach the Lamborghini factory and museum.

BUS OPTION) Getting to the Lamborghini Museum by bus

From Bologna:
– Take the TPER bus number 576 towards Crevalcore, or the number 552 towards San Giovanni in Persiceto.
– Get off at the Sant’Agata Bolognese stop, which is just a short walk (2–3 minutes) from the Lamborghini factory and museum. From there, you can easily reach your destination on foot.

From Modena:
– Take the TPER bus number 552 towards Sant’Agata Bolognese.
– Get off at the Sant’Agata Bolognese stop, about 3 minutes on foot from the museum.
(Check timetables and buy tickets on the TPER website.)

6- Rules and local tips before visiting Lamborghini’s Museum

Here are the Museum’s Official Regulations for visitors:

• Children under 16 years old are allowed to enter the Museum only accompanied by an adult, legally responsible for them.
• We advice you to bring only small bags to keep with you during the visit. Backpacks and luggage of any size are not permitted.

Here are the Factory’s Official Regulations for visitors:

• For safety reasons, children under 6 and people with walking difficulties are not allowed on the Factory Tour.
• Children between 6 and 18 years old are admitted for Factory Tours only accompanied by an Adult, legally responsible for them.

For any updates regarding regulations, we recommend checking the official guidelines provided by the Lamborghini Museum >

Important Local tips:

• Book in Advance: Museum and Factory tours are very popular in the summer period, and can fill up super fast. Book in advance to make sure you get the date and time that best suits your needs.
• Wear Comfortable Shoes: The tour involves a fair amount of walking (especially if you include a visit to the Factory), so we recommend all visitors should wear comfortable shoes. 
• Check for Special Closures: Always check the official page for any special closures.

7- A 360° Lamborghini Experience: Museum + Test Drive

If you are a real adrenaline lover, a visit to the Lamborghini Factory and Museum may not be enough. In that case, consider adding a Test Drive to your day to enjoy an even more memorable experience.

Located right across from Lamborghini’s Factory & Museum, the Bullbar allows you to pair your Lamborghini Museum & Factory Tour with a Huracan Test Drive: a private driving experience with a professional instructor where you’ll learn how to master your dream car on the same roads where the Lamborghini legend was born!

We also offer many Lamborghini Tour Packages that cater to fans of all ages, and help them find the experience that best fits their holiday plans & budget. 

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8- How to Book a Visit 

Our team is available to help you plan an unforgettable visit. If you have additional questions about the Lamborghini Museum & Factory Tour, or want to arrange a special group visit with ease, we’re here to make your holidays unforgettable.