The Enzo Museum Ferrari will finally open its doors in March
The Casa Enzo Museum Ferrari will finally, after a very long wait, open its doors during the month of March in the Italian city of Modena.

Finally, after great anticipation, Ferrari has decided to set a date for the opening of the long-awaited Enzo Museum Ferrari, a museum that every motorsport enthusiast should visit at least once in their life and which, as could only be expected, will open its doors in the Italian city of Modena.
Specifically under the name Enzo Museum Ferrari we find a space that, unlike the one the brand has open in Maranello, focuses much more on the man who managed to turn Ferrari into the company it is today, and whose name has served as inspiration for many other manufacturers.
Naturally, this doesn’t mean that there won’t be legendary vehicles from the brand; on the contrary, there will be dozens of them, all with a truly important historical significance, not to mention that all are today considered works of art on wheels. What we will find is an enormous number of vehicles, all surrounded by historical documents, racing artifacts and, where possible, videos to see the car in action.
The museum will be a blend of historic buildings with some truly modern areas in the purest Dubai style. As a curiosity, it is worth noting that the exact location of the new space Ferrari will be in the vicinity of the factory Maserati. Note the Maranello Yellow color chosen to decorate the most modern area of the museum, as can be seen in the header photo.
Without a doubt, a space of 54,000 square meters where more than a few, including this writer, would love to get lost for several days and soak up a history that is sometimes a little murky but full of glory and unmatched competitive successes
Via | motorauthority
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