Enzo Ferrari Museum Modena

The museum complex dedicated to Enzo Ferrari (MEF), is a marvelous work of contemporary architecture dedicated to Enzo Ferrari and designed by London-based Studio Future Systems; it includes the house where Enzo Ferrari was born in 1898 ( yes, the real house where he came to the world) with the adjoining mechanical workshop connected (which was his father Alfredo’s workplace) and a futuristic gallery shaped like a car bonnet.

In addition to the many cars on display, depending on the temporary exhibition hosted, visitors have the opportunity to learn about Enzo Ferrari’s 90-year life through his works, photographs, films and private belongings

The former mechanical workshop, once owned by his father Alfredo, a carpenter for the nearby railways, now houses the perfectly restored Ferrari Motor Museum.

Running at the Museum until Feb. 17, 2024 is the Game Changers exhibition, dedicated to the technological evolution in the design, technology and performance of the Prancing Horse cars.

The Museum can be visited from April to September: daily from 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m;

From October to March: daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

It is also possible to hold corporate events at the museum complex.