Maranello is the town where Ferrari builds its cars, and the museum about 300 meters from the factory gates tells the story in rosso corsa. The museum opened in 1990, gained a new wing in 2004 and now covers about 2,500 square meters, with road cars and racing cars, trophies, photographs and pieces of the technology that moved from track to showroom.
Formula 1 winners line the halls, and the simulators let visitors embarrass themselves at Monza. It is the more energetic of the two Ferrari museums; the other, in Modena, is devoted to Enzo Ferrari's life and to design.
