
Museo Ducati
- Address:Via Antonio Cavalieri Ducati, Bologna
- Hours:Open daily, closed Christmas and Easter
- Admission:Free
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Fans of cars and Italian design won’t want to miss a visit to the Ducati Museum, celebrating the world of the motorcycle.
Part of the Ducati factory headquarters, the museum highlights the glorious motorcycles that have been manufactured here since 1926.
Dramatically lit machines, trophies motorbiking paraphernalia tell the history of the company and 55 years of bike racing drama. The highlight is the illuminated race track featuring 33 legendary motorcycles.
To get the most your of your visit, take a guided tour.
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We enjoyed what we saw, and the guide was wonderful. But, you should know that the track near Ferrari is closed for repairs and has been for some time. The other tracks are half a day's ride away. Also, Maserati has no museum and the factory is closed to the public. The guide was wonderful, very knowledgeable and gracious, she was able to give us other choices to fill in the gaps. So what could have been a problem was not, due to her abilities. Continue Reading »
The tour guide was great. However, we did not see the three race tracks promised; one is not even open anymore and has been closed for three years. We couldn't see the Lamborghini as it was closed. The description on the website was incorrect and misleading. Continue Reading »
Practical Info
The Ducati Museum is in the western section of Bologna, a 10-minute ride by taxi or bus from the main train station.





