Full Motor Valley

Back in 1939, the first Auto Avio Costruzioni rolled out in Modena, and the flatlands of Emilia-Romagna have hummed to V12s ever since. Within a compact 40 km radius lie Ferrari, Lamborghini, Pagani, and historic Maserati on Via Ciro Menotti. Distances are tangible: 20 minutes to the Museo Enzo Ferrari, about 25 to the Sant’Agata Bolognese production lines, 30 to Pagani’s HQ in San Cesario sul Panaro. Beyond the glossy posters, this is about wind tunnels, dynos, carbon fiber layups, and the industrial DNA of northern Italy.

Your day runs smoothly: hotel pickup in Modena, the car kept at your disposal, doors opening right where they should. While you explore, your driver handles the transfers; we slip in a tasting of aceto balsamico tradizionale between museum stops and time factory entries for active shifts. With a private driver in Modena, precision rules the schedule—pre-booked entries, standby at each stop, and on-the-fly tweaks if track tests or factory windows shift. Head back whenever you wish, with no parking or ZTL headaches.