In the early afternoon, arrive at the enchanting Borgo di Cadonega and meet your fellow travelers. This quaint, romantic hotel will be your home for the next few days. After being introduced to the stylish Alfa Romeo Spider, we'll take you on a scenic drive through the untouched beauty of the Colline Reggiane. In the evening, enjoy a unique dining experience at a traditional Acetaia and Agriturismo, where each course is paired with different aged Balsamic vinegars, including a special dessert.
Today, we delve into the heart of the motor world with visits to two of the region’s most important car museums. We’ll start by navigating winding country roads to Modena’s “Casa Enzo Ferrari,” where you’ll explore the birthplace of Ferrari’s passion for cars. The historic workshop and the modern museum showcase a collection of iconic racing cars and personal artifacts from Enzo Ferrari’s life. After exploring Modena’s charming old town, we head to the world’s largest Maserati collection. The Panini family, famous for their football stickers, have created an impressive farm producing Parmesan cheese and have amassed the largest collection of Maserati vintage cars.
Our route today takes you along secluded country roads and winding mountain paths where Enzo Ferrari once tested his prototypes. These roads are still favored by test drivers, so you might spot camouflaged cars from Maranello. The only breaks in this thrilling driving day through the “Sassi di Roccamalatina” nature park are a lunch at Agriturismo Sereni and a tour of their Acetaia. In the evening, we’ll visit the charming town of Reggio and enjoy a farewell dinner featuring regional specialties in the old town.
For our final day, we drive to Langhirano in the heart of the Prosciutto di Parma region. Here, we visit the Museo del Prosciutto di Parma to savor one last taste of Emilia Romagna’s culinary delights before returning the Alfa Romeos and heading home, concluding an unforgettable journey.
* sharing a double room/ sharing a car
If you would like to book as an individual guest, just speak to us.
Emilia Romagna
Parma
As one of the leading economic centers in Northern Italy, Parma focuses primarily on food production. World-famous examples of Parma's cuisine include the Parmesan cheese, Parmigiano Reggiano, the Parma ham, Prosciutto di Parma and last but not least the company Barilla , a leading, world-famous company Italian pasta maker. Founded as a Roman colony, the city's history began as early as 184 BC. After frequent changes of power and feuds between different institutions and families, the Duchy of Ducato di Parma, founded in the middle of the 16th century, brought stability to Parma. Today the city, which is located in the southwestern Po Valley, is part of the Emilia-Romagna region. Parma's sights include the neoclassical Teatro Regio and the octagonal baptistery, a Christian baptismal font.
Modena
The northern Italian university and industrial city of Modena is the seat of numerous ceramic, cement, leather and food companies as well as one of the centers of Italian engine and vehicle construction technology. Luxury brands such as Maserati, Ferrari and Lamborghini are located in and around Modena, with museums and test tracks on their company premises. Driving pleasure is breathtaking in Modena! In addition to the history of the automobile, the Modenese are especially proud of the Piazza Grande with its Romanesque cathedral San Geminiano and the 88 m high campanile (Torre Ghirlandia). The latter is also considered the city's landmark. The architectural ensemble has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. Also worth mentioning is the Lambrusco , which is known worldwide. The ruby red, slightly foaming wine (frizzante) is pressed in Modena and exported from there all over the world.
Maranello
Maranello is also a small town in the Emilia-Romagna region, not far from Modena and known for the headquarters of the Ferrari factory and the Formula 1 racing team of the same name. The body forge Carozzeria Scaglietti, which is now part of the Ferrari Group, is also based in Maranello. Visitors will also find the Galleria Ferrari in the city. The museum has an extensive collection of historic Ferrari racing cars. Rare series models, prototypes and Formula 1 racing cars are on display. At the entrance to Maranello there is also the Pista di Fiorano, the Ferrari factory test area.
Not included in the arrangement:
Not included in the arrangement:
travel to Bologna (BLQ)
meals unless otherwise indicated
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M. Kolb, Kempten –
Landschaftlich reizvolle, wenig befahrene Strecken; interessantes abwechslungsreiches Programm; sehr gute Hotels; gemeinsames Abendessen zum Kennenlernen der Gruppe und sehr schöne Fahrzeuge!
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Jutta Löffler –
schönes Erlebnis mit guten Führungen . Parma tolle Stadt mit Nachtleben.
Kann nicht verstehen, weshalb so wenige Leute diese Reise buchen.
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