[Driven Perfection]

Driven Perfection Visits The Lamborghini Factory And Museum In Sant'agata Bolognese Bologna, Italy.

No photos were allowed on the factory floor. These were taken at the museum and "The Bull Bar" across the street.

It was truly and honor to witness the production line in action, and view the full history of one of the greatest supercars in the world!

Full Photo Gallery Here: Lamborghini Visit: Flickr



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LAM25 by drivenperfection, on Flickr


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[Driven Perfection]

 

[EV]

Damn that looks amazing. Added to the bucket list.

 

[porshah]

Was there last June. Would definitely recommend it to any car enthusiast to visit.

 

[SourDiesel]

Looks awesome!

I am headed to Italy later in the year, heading from Venice to Rome. I plan on going to the Ferrari and Lamborghini factory for a day - from Venice and back via train before headed to Rome later in the week.

Any advice on how to get there smoothly? Any tips? Anything you would have done differently?


Your pics make me even more excited to go.

 

[porshah]

If you are planning on going, make sure to book the tour ahead of time. They get filled. If you are a current owner definitely let them know, they could make exceptions and you don't have to pay for the tour.

As for getting there, I would definitely suggest having a car. I made the mistake of taking trains from Rome. There are no taxis when you arrive in Sant'agata.

 

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Is it just me or is that Huracan taller than the Aventador and too tall for a Lamborghini?

 

[pdxg8]

Great pictures, I need to do this.

 

[handzsomeRob]

Great photos. I would love to experience this one day.

 

[vtiracing08]

That Diablo GTR is nuts!!!

 

[Driven Perfection]

If you are planning on going, make sure to book the tour ahead of time. They get filled. If you are a current owner definitely let them know, they could make exceptions and you don't have to pay for the tour.

As for getting there, I would definitely suggest having a car. I made the mistake of taking trains from Rome. There are no taxis when you arrive in Sant'agata.

All of the above is true. Our tour of Lambo was very private, only 3 including myself.

Pagani was a larger group, maybe 12-15 people on that tour.

If you can not get into the factory by conventional methods - there are 3rd party tour groups that can help you gain access.

Here is one: https://www.mymotorland.net/