Ferrari Lamborghini, Balsamic Vinegar Private Tour from Florence

he Ducati Museum is a place where you can learn about the history of the company and see how Ducati bikes are made. Your guide will take you through the different departments, from where the timing systems and crankshafts are prepared, to the engine assembly area, to the vehicle assembly lines and up to the testing and shipping area. You will see how each stage of production is completed and how the final product is checked before it is shipped out.

The Ferrari Museums offer visitors a chance to engage with the history of the Cavallino. A must-stop for any diehard fan of the world-famous car company. Every year, over 200,000 people from all corners of the globe make the pilgrimage to this mecca of all things Ferrari. And it’s easy to see why – the museum is constantly being updated with new exhibits and themes, so there’s always something new to see. Plus, for those who want to get behind the wheel of a legend, there’s always a Ferrari available for a test drive (though that experience does come at an extra cost).

At 12:50 pm we will visit one of the oldest family owned factories that produce the famed Balsamic Vinegar of Modena. Balsamic vinegar is one of those unique products with a rich history that spans centuries. And what better place to learn about it and experience it than in Modena, Italy – considered the birthplace of balsamic vinegar. In Modena, they are very proud of their signature delicacy and are eager to share it with visitors from all over the world. Learning about the process of making balsamic vinegar – from the vineyard to the table – is a truly special experience. Sit back with a glass of wine, have some typical snacks, and recharge yourself before our last stop.

The fascinating history, iconic models and tours of the production lines inside the Automobili Lamborghini Museum reveal 60 years of innovation that are projecting Lamborghini into the future. From the first visionary creations of the genius of Ferruccio Lamborghini, such as the Miura and the Countach, followed by the more recent and exclusive super sports cars to arrive today with the first Lamborghinis with hybrid technology. The Museum offers an interactive experience, also provided by the new driving simulator that amplifies the emotions and discovery of the vehicles on display.