Founded in 752, the Abbey is one of the most impor-tant examples of Romanesque style in Northern ltaly. It boasts works of art of great artistic value as well as 4,500 parchments that document the Medieval history of the Holy Roman Empire.www.abbazia-nonantola.net www.visitnonantola.it

Nonantola Abbey and MuseumIGavioli Antica Cantina Winery and Museum - WineH

MUSA Charcuterie Museum - Villani

Villani is a family business that has been making quality artisanal smoked meats and salamis since 1886. MUSA, Italy’s first museum celebrating that culinary art, is located next door to the company’s historic headquarters in Castelnuovo Rangone (MO). www.museodellasalumeria.it - www.villanisalumi.it

An educational tour to discover the secrets and production techniques of P.D.O. Traditional Balsamic Vinegar. Visit the old vinegar cellars and experience vinegar-tasting in the Malpighi Collection showroom. www.acetaiamalpighi.it

The Giacobazzi family has been producing Lambrusco wine according to the noblest tradition since 1794, with brands as Gaviali, Donelli and Giacobazzi. Their vast wine museum, which boasts a large room dedica-ted to Gilles Villeneuve’s and Senna’s F1 cars, is full of surprises. www.gaviolivini.com

For Expo 2015 the Luciano Pavarotti Foundation extraodinarily opens the doors of Pavarotti's home, transformed into a House-Museum thanks to the creation of an itineary that enables visitors to get know Luciano Pavarotti both as a man and as an artist. www.lucianopavarottifoundation.com

Rather than a museum, a spectacular “time machine” split into two areas: the workshop where Enzo was born, which now houses the Museo dei Motori and a display of racing cars, and the futuristic pavilion where visitors can view films about Enzo Ferrari’s and Luciano Pavarotti’s life history, surrounded by Ferrari cars. www.museomodena.ferrari.com

Founded in 1860, Cleto Chiarli is the oldest wine producer in Emilia Romagna and has handed down local wine-making traditions through five generations of the same family. It is internationally renowned as one of the top producer of high-quality Lambrusco. Guided tours of the vineyards and vinegar Winery. www.chiarli.it

In the heart of Maranello, visitors will find an exclusive exhibition route that interweaves the Ferrari legend with the passion of its people and the traditions of the area. A voyage through past, present and future, culminating in a breathtaking multimedia installation. www.maranello.it

The history of Ferrari is told in a number of exhibitions, featuring Formula One, famous cars and prototypes. You can also drive a F1 simulator or test your pit-stop skills. This year, the Museum where you can live the dream brings you a brand-new exhibition: Ferrari, genius and secrets. www.museomaranello.ferrari.com

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Cleto Chiarly Winery - WineCMaranello and Exhibition “People Flying High”BMuseo Ferrari, MaranelloA

Acetaia Malpighi - Traditional Balsamic VinegarF

MEF - Museo Enzo Ferrari e dei motori, ModenaG

House - Museum Luciano PavarottiE

The centre of Italian ceramic tile-making, the town of Sassuolo dates back to the Middle Ages and came under the rule of the Estense in the XVI century. The area’s plentiful water supply, excellent climate and gentle landscape convinced the Dukes to turn it into their summer residence. Visit the Palace and Ceramicland (on request, extra fee).

4 Madonne dell’Emilia Dairy - ParmigianoL

A farm dedicated to the production of Organic P.D.O. “Parmigiano Reggiano” cheese that also hosts one of the most complete collections of historical Maserati cars, assembled by Umberto Panini. Take a stroll to discover centuries of gastronomic art and great mechanics. www.paninimotormuseum.it

A treasure trove of Italian art and a UNESCO World Heritage site, Modena houses precious gems like the Romanesque Cathedral, the Ducal Palace and the Estense Gallery and Library. It is also famous for its automobile tradition, with Maserati, Stanguellini and the Enzo Ferrari Museum and the Autodrome. www.comune.modena.it

The Dairy produces more than 70,000 Parmigiano Reggiano cheeses each year, some organic or made from Red Cow Milk. Over 33,500 are stored in the maturing warehouse alone. We use very few, very high quality ingredients to make our Parmesan cheese: "Love, Passion and Good Milk!". www.caseificio4madonne.it

Giuseppe Giusti, the oldest and most recognised producer of Modena Balsamic Vinegar, has been establi-shed as a family business since 1605. The guided tour and vinegar-tasting allows visitors to discover aromas and secrets of a noble tradition that has been handed down through generations. www.giusti.it

Modena - Historic City Centre and Piacere ModenaN

Sassuolo - Ducal Palace and CeramiclandP

Bio Hombre Dairy, Panini Motor Museum - ParmigianoO

Acetaia Giusti - Traditional Balsamic VinegarM

1st May - 31st October 2015EVERY SINGLE DAY A RICH AND CAREFULLY ORGANISED PROGRAMME FOR DISCOVERING THE THOUSANDWONDERS OF MODENA TERRITORY SHARING OUR SHUTTLE BUSES OR USING YOUR OWN CAR

CONSORTERIADELL’ACETO BALSAMICO

DISCOVER WORKS IN PARTNERSHIP WHIT:

The company that manages all logistical aspects linked to the Passports, including their sale Travel Agents, Tour Operators and other distribution channels, including the Ferrari and Pavarotti Foundation websites.

A historical supplier of Ferrari Museums, with its wide fleet of vehicles of all sizes Amne is our trusted transport partner. For Discover, AMNE has hired English-speaking drivers to best service the needs of our guests.

The famous industrial vehicle and bus manufacturer supplies our shuttle buses, which are fully equipped, also for disable people.

Discover Ferrari & Pavarotti Land, assistance points and left luggage:MODENA Discover point - Via Paolo Ferrari, 98 - (in front of the Museo Enzo Ferrari visitor entrance); MARANELLO Touristic Information Point - Via Dino Ferrari, 43 - Museo Ferrari main entrance. Phone: +39 059-7132208

The Ferrari Museums also provide shaded dog crates for dog owners coming in their own vehicles, so they can leave their pets for the duration of their visit. There are secure bike racks in the Museum area too, while motorcyclists can leave their luggage and helmets in a special area in the Museum.

There is a café and restaurant in the Modena museum and a café serving hot and cold food in the Maranello one.

HOW TO GET THEREBy train:Modena - Railway StationReggio Emilia - Mediopadana high speed Railway StationBologna - Railway Station By car:From North: A1 Exit Modena NORDFrom South: A1 Exit Modena SUD By plane:Nearest Airports: Bologna - Verona - Parma - Linate Milano - Malpensa Milano - Firenze - Pisa

Vivara Viaggi +39 051 6120818booking@vivaraviaggi.it

INFO AND BOOKINGS+39 059 7132208

www.ferraripavarottiland.itinfo@discoverferraripavarottiland.it

www.museomaranello.ferrari.comwww.museomodena.ferrari.com

HOW DOES IT WORK?The microchipped credit card-style Discover Ferrari & Pavarotti Land Passport is valid for 48 hours from its first use and costs €60. Holders are entitled to:

· visit to the Ferrari Museums in Modena and Maranello, the Luciano Pavarotti House and Museum and seven producers of excellence in the traditional balsamic vinegar, Parmigiano Reggiano cheese and cured meat sectors. There will also be stops to allow visits to Modena, Sassuolo, Nonantola and Maranello;

· comfortable, disabled-friendly shuttles are available all day, calling hourly to all stops along the Discover Ferrari & Pavarotti Land route;

· visitors can also use their own cars if they prefer to be independent. Group buses are also welcome. In the latter instances, Passports provide access to all stops indicated, guided tours of the companies, farms and the Pavarotti Museum as well as any assistance required;

Visitors can make as many stops as they wish in a single day and chose them to suit their own tastes and interests:

· for each location they decide to visit, they will have one hour before the next shuttle bus arrives. This means they can pick and choose between many different stops to suit themselves and their interests;

· visitors wishing to enjoy a gourmet evening in Modena and the surrounding area can continuewith the programme the following day and, on

request, extend their Passport for a third day;

· don’t forget that one of the world’s top three chefs comes from this area: Massimo Bottura who owns the Osteria Francescana in Modena. However, there are also dozens of other fantastic chefs specialising in traditional cuisine. All well worth the journey!

WHERE DO THE SHUTTLE BUSES DEPART FROM?Every morning from the Bologna (passenger exit Piazza Medaglie D’Oro) and Mediopadana (Reggio Emilia) High Speed Rail Stations, all day from Modena Station and the large Novi Park car park in the city centre;

· Passport holders can hop on and hop off the shuttles at any stop: such as in front of either of the Ferrari Museums in Maranello and Modena or at the Discover information point nearest the motorway exit: Modena Sud, at the Acetaia Malpighi (balsamic vinegar producer), Campogalliano, coming from Verona/Brennero, at the Caseificio 4 Madonne (parmesan cheese maker) or at the Acetaia Giusti (balsamic vinegar producer). Sure in the knowledge too that they will be brought back to the same point in the course of the day.

WHAT ARE THE DISCOVER STOPS AND WHAT IS THERE TO SEE AND DO?There are 15 stops as indicated on the map opposite;

· there is a short introduction to each one (including website addresses) on the back of this leaflet;

· artistic and historic delights aside, the cities will also be hosting other special events and happenings, such as the Piacere Modena installation, the Gardens of Taste, pop-up stores and traditional shops, tours of Ceramicland in Sassuolo, the Federico Barbarossa exhibition in Nonantola and the exhibition “Maranello, People Flying High” in the main square in Maranello;

· the stops proper include Ferrari and its Museums, the Pavarotti Foundation with the Maestro’s home and museum, the Modena cured meat museum, MUSA, and the Bio Hombre Organic Farm Estate with its extraordinary collection of road and track Maseratis;

· the other stages take in mystical balsamic vinegar makers, Lambrusco wineries and Parmigiano Reggiano dairies;

· there is also supplementary programme in Sassuolo to introduce visitors to the world of ceramics with dedicated shuttles every Wednesday and Friday to various manufacturers and museums.

HOW CAN I TAKE PART IN THE DISCOVER FERRARI & PAVAROTTI LAND EXPERIENCE?Through all the leading tour operators or by purchasing your Passport from a Travel Agency. Equally you can come privately and purchase your Passport online www.ferraripavarottiland.it

Passports can also be bought at the companies and museums on the route or directly on the shuttle buses.

Roma

Modena

Venezia

Firenze

Verona

MediopadanaMilano

Ducal Palace and Ceramicland

SASSUOLO

LESIGNANA Acetaia Giusti

Acetaia Malpighi

4 Madonnedell’Emilia Dairy

MODENA

MARANELLO

NONANTOLA

UndergroundparkingNovi Park

PiacereModena

Bio Hombre DairyPanini MotorMuseum

Nonantola Abbeyand Museum

Gavioli Antica CantinaWinery and Museum

Villani MUSACharcuterieMuseum

Balsamic VinegarCoterie and Museum

Cleto ChiarliWinery

House - MuseumLuciano Pavarotti

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Modena Railway Station (all day long);

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Underground parking area “Novi Park”, Modena city centre.

In most of the Discover points from which you can take the shuttle.

Founded in 752, the Abbey is one of the most impor-tant examples of Romanesque style in Northern ltaly. It boasts works of art of great artistic value as well as 4,500 parchments that document the Medieval history of the Holy Roman Empire.www.abbazia-nonantola.net www.visitnonantola.it

Nonantola Abbey and MuseumIGavioli Antica Cantina Winery and Museum - WineH

MUSA Charcuterie Museum - Villani

Villani is a family business that has been making quality artisanal smoked meats and salamis since 1886. MUSA, Italy’s first museum celebrating that culinary art, is located next door to the company’s historic headquarters in Castelnuovo Rangone (MO). www.museodellasalumeria.it - www.villanisalumi.it

An educational tour to discover the secrets and production techniques of P.D.O. Traditional Balsamic Vinegar. Visit the old vinegar cellars and experience vinegar-tasting in the Malpighi Collection showroom. www.acetaiamalpighi.it

The Giacobazzi family has been producing Lambrusco wine according to the noblest tradition since 1794, with brands as Gaviali, Donelli and Giacobazzi. Their vast wine museum, which boasts a large room dedica-ted to Gilles Villeneuve’s and Senna’s F1 cars, is full of surprises. www.gaviolivini.com

For Expo 2015 the Luciano Pavarotti Foundation extraodinarily opens the doors of Pavarotti's home, transformed into a House-Museum thanks to the creation of an itineary that enables visitors to get know Luciano Pavarotti both as a man and as an artist. www.lucianopavarottifoundation.com

Rather than a museum, a spectacular “time machine” split into two areas: the workshop where Enzo was born, which now houses the Museo dei Motori and a display of racing cars, and the futuristic pavilion where visitors can view films about Enzo Ferrari’s and Luciano Pavarotti’s life history, surrounded by Ferrari cars. www.museomodena.ferrari.com

Founded in 1860, Cleto Chiarli is the oldest wine producer in Emilia Romagna and has handed down local wine-making traditions through five generations of the same family. It is internationally renowned as one of the top producer of high-quality Lambrusco. Guided tours of the vineyards and vinegar Winery. www.chiarli.it

In the heart of Maranello, visitors will find an exclusive exhibition route that interweaves the Ferrari legend with the passion of its people and the traditions of the area. A voyage through past, present and future, culminating in a breathtaking multimedia installation. www.maranello.it

The history of Ferrari is told in a number of exhibitions, featuring Formula One, famous cars and prototypes. You can also drive a F1 simulator or test your pit-stop skills. This year, the Museum where you can live the dream brings you a brand-new exhibition: Ferrari, genius and secrets. www.museomaranello.ferrari.com

D

Cleto Chiarly Winery - WineCMaranello and Exhibition “People Flying High”BMuseo Ferrari, MaranelloA

Acetaia Malpighi - Traditional Balsamic VinegarF

MEF - Museo Enzo Ferrari e dei motori, ModenaG

House - Museum Luciano PavarottiE

The centre of Italian ceramic tile-making, the town of Sassuolo dates back to the Middle Ages and came under the rule of the Estense in the XVI century. The area’s plentiful water supply, excellent climate and gentle landscape convinced the Dukes to turn it into their summer residence. Visit the Palace and Ceramicland (on request, extra fee).

4 Madonne dell’Emilia Dairy - ParmigianoL

A farm dedicated to the production of Organic P.D.O. “Parmigiano Reggiano” cheese that also hosts one of the most complete collections of historical Maserati cars, assembled by Umberto Panini. Take a stroll to discover centuries of gastronomic art and great mechanics. www.paninimotormuseum.it

A treasure trove of Italian art and a UNESCO World Heritage site, Modena houses precious gems like the Romanesque Cathedral, the Ducal Palace and the Estense Gallery and Library. It is also famous for its automobile tradition, with Maserati, Stanguellini and the Enzo Ferrari Museum and the Autodrome. www.comune.modena.it

The Dairy produces more than 70,000 Parmigiano Reggiano cheeses each year, some organic or made from Red Cow Milk. Over 33,500 are stored in the maturing warehouse alone. We use very few, very high quality ingredients to make our Parmesan cheese: "Love, Passion and Good Milk!". www.caseificio4madonne.it

Giuseppe Giusti, the oldest and most recognised producer of Modena Balsamic Vinegar, has been establi-shed as a family business since 1605. The guided tour and vinegar-tasting allows visitors to discover aromas and secrets of a noble tradition that has been handed down through generations. www.giusti.it

Modena - Historic City Centre and Piacere ModenaN

Sassuolo - Ducal Palace and CeramiclandP

Bio Hombre Dairy, Panini Motor Museum - ParmigianoO

Acetaia Giusti - Traditional Balsamic VinegarM

1st May - 31st October 2015EVERY SINGLE DAY A RICH AND CAREFULLY ORGANISED PROGRAMME FOR DISCOVERING THE THOUSANDWONDERS OF MODENA TERRITORY SHARING OUR SHUTTLE BUSES OR USING YOUR OWN CAR

CONSORTERIADELL’ACETO BALSAMICO

DISCOVER WORKS IN PARTNERSHIP WHIT:

The company that manages all logistical aspects linked to the Passports, including their sale Travel Agents, Tour Operators and other distribution channels, including the Ferrari and Pavarotti Foundation websites.

A historical supplier of Ferrari Museums, with its wide fleet of vehicles of all sizes Amne is our trusted transport partner. For Discover, AMNE has hired English-speaking drivers to best service the needs of our guests.

The famous industrial vehicle and bus manufacturer supplies our shuttle buses, which are fully equipped, also for disable people.

Discover Ferrari & Pavarotti Land, assistance points and left luggage:MODENA Discover point - Via Paolo Ferrari, 98 - (in front of the Museo Enzo Ferrari visitor entrance); MARANELLO Touristic Information Point - Via Dino Ferrari, 43 - Museo Ferrari main entrance. Phone: +39 059-7132208

The Ferrari Museums also provide shaded dog crates for dog owners coming in their own vehicles, so they can leave their pets for the duration of their visit. There are secure bike racks in the Museum area too, while motorcyclists can leave their luggage and helmets in a special area in the Museum.

There is a café and restaurant in the Modena museum and a café serving hot and cold food in the Maranello one.

Founded in 752, the Abbey is one of the most impor-tant examples of Romanesque style in Northern ltaly. It boasts works of art of great artistic value as well as 4,500 parchments that document the Medieval history of the Holy Roman Empire.www.abbazia-nonantola.net www.visitnonantola.it

Nonantola Abbey and MuseumIGavioli Antica Cantina Winery and Museum - WineH

MUSA Charcuterie Museum - Villani

Villani is a family business that has been making quality artisanal smoked meats and salamis since 1886. MUSA, Italy’s first museum celebrating that culinary art, is located next door to the company’s historic headquarters in Castelnuovo Rangone (MO). www.museodellasalumeria.it - www.villanisalumi.it

An educational tour to discover the secrets and production techniques of P.D.O. Traditional Balsamic Vinegar. Visit the old vinegar cellars and experience vinegar-tasting in the Malpighi Collection showroom. www.acetaiamalpighi.it

The Giacobazzi family has been producing Lambrusco wine according to the noblest tradition since 1794, with brands as Gaviali, Donelli and Giacobazzi. Their vast wine museum, which boasts a large room dedica-ted to Gilles Villeneuve’s and Senna’s F1 cars, is full of surprises. www.gaviolivini.com

For Expo 2015 the Luciano Pavarotti Foundation extraodinarily opens the doors of Pavarotti's home, transformed into a House-Museum thanks to the creation of an itineary that enables visitors to get know Luciano Pavarotti both as a man and as an artist. www.lucianopavarottifoundation.com

Rather than a museum, a spectacular “time machine” split into two areas: the workshop where Enzo was born, which now houses the Museo dei Motori and a display of racing cars, and the futuristic pavilion where visitors can view films about Enzo Ferrari’s and Luciano Pavarotti’s life history, surrounded by Ferrari cars. www.museomodena.ferrari.com

Founded in 1860, Cleto Chiarli is the oldest wine producer in Emilia Romagna and has handed down local wine-making traditions through five generations of the same family. It is internationally renowned as one of the top producer of high-quality Lambrusco. Guided tours of the vineyards and vinegar Winery. www.chiarli.it

In the heart of Maranello, visitors will find an exclusive exhibition route that interweaves the Ferrari legend with the passion of its people and the traditions of the area. A voyage through past, present and future, culminating in a breathtaking multimedia installation. www.maranello.it

The history of Ferrari is told in a number of exhibitions, featuring Formula One, famous cars and prototypes. You can also drive a F1 simulator or test your pit-stop skills. This year, the Museum where you can live the dream brings you a brand-new exhibition: Ferrari, genius and secrets. www.museomaranello.ferrari.com

D

Cleto Chiarly Winery - WineCMaranello and Exhibition “People Flying High”BMuseo Ferrari, MaranelloA

Acetaia Malpighi - Traditional Balsamic VinegarF

MEF - Museo Enzo Ferrari e dei motori, ModenaG

House - Museum Luciano PavarottiE

The centre of Italian ceramic tile-making, the town of Sassuolo dates back to the Middle Ages and came under the rule of the Estense in the XVI century. The area’s plentiful water supply, excellent climate and gentle landscape convinced the Dukes to turn it into their summer residence. Visit the Palace and Ceramicland (on request, extra fee).

4 Madonne dell’Emilia Dairy - ParmigianoL

A farm dedicated to the production of Organic P.D.O. “Parmigiano Reggiano” cheese that also hosts one of the most complete collections of historical Maserati cars, assembled by Umberto Panini. Take a stroll to discover centuries of gastronomic art and great mechanics. www.paninimotormuseum.it

A treasure trove of Italian art and a UNESCO World Heritage site, Modena houses precious gems like the Romanesque Cathedral, the Ducal Palace and the Estense Gallery and Library. It is also famous for its automobile tradition, with Maserati, Stanguellini and the Enzo Ferrari Museum and the Autodrome. www.comune.modena.it

The Dairy produces more than 70,000 Parmigiano Reggiano cheeses each year, some organic or made from Red Cow Milk. Over 33,500 are stored in the maturing warehouse alone. We use very few, very high quality ingredients to make our Parmesan cheese: "Love, Passion and Good Milk!". www.caseificio4madonne.it

Giuseppe Giusti, the oldest and most recognised producer of Modena Balsamic Vinegar, has been establi-shed as a family business since 1605. The guided tour and vinegar-tasting allows visitors to discover aromas and secrets of a noble tradition that has been handed down through generations. www.giusti.it

Modena - Historic City Centre and Piacere ModenaN

Sassuolo - Ducal Palace and CeramiclandP

Bio Hombre Dairy, Panini Motor Museum - ParmigianoO

Acetaia Giusti - Traditional Balsamic VinegarM

1st May - 31st October 2015EVERY SINGLE DAY A RICH AND CAREFULLY ORGANISED PROGRAMME FOR DISCOVERING THE THOUSANDWONDERS OF MODENA TERRITORY SHARING OUR SHUTTLE BUSES OR USING YOUR OWN CAR

CONSORTERIADELL’ACETO BALSAMICO

DISCOVER WORKS IN PARTNERSHIP WHIT:

The company that manages all logistical aspects linked to the Passports, including their sale Travel Agents, Tour Operators and other distribution channels, including the Ferrari and Pavarotti Foundation websites.

A historical supplier of Ferrari Museums, with its wide fleet of vehicles of all sizes Amne is our trusted transport partner. For Discover, AMNE has hired English-speaking drivers to best service the needs of our guests.

The famous industrial vehicle and bus manufacturer supplies our shuttle buses, which are fully equipped, also for disable people.

Discover Ferrari & Pavarotti Land, assistance points and left luggage:MODENA Discover point - Via Paolo Ferrari, 98 - (in front of the Museo Enzo Ferrari visitor entrance); MARANELLO Touristic Information Point - Via Dino Ferrari, 43 - Museo Ferrari main entrance. Phone: +39 059-7132208

The Ferrari Museums also provide shaded dog crates for dog owners coming in their own vehicles, so they can leave their pets for the duration of their visit. There are secure bike racks in the Museum area too, while motorcyclists can leave their luggage and helmets in a special area in the Museum.

There is a café and restaurant in the Modena museum and a café serving hot and cold food in the Maranello one.

HOW TO GET THEREBy train:Modena - Railway StationReggio Emilia - Mediopadana high speed Railway StationBologna - Railway Station By car:From North: A1 Exit Modena NORDFrom South: A1 Exit Modena SUD By plane:Nearest Airports: Bologna - Verona - Parma - Linate Milano - Malpensa Milano - Firenze - Pisa

Vivara Viaggi +39 051 6120818booking@vivaraviaggi.it

INFO AND BOOKINGS+39 059 7132208

www.ferraripavarottiland.itinfo@discoverferraripavarottiland.it

www.museomaranello.ferrari.comwww.museomodena.ferrari.com

HOW DOES IT WORK?The microchipped credit card-style Discover Ferrari & Pavarotti Land Passport is valid for 48 hours from its first use and costs €60. Holders are entitled to:

· visit to the Ferrari Museums in Modena and Maranello, the Luciano Pavarotti House and Museum and seven producers of excellence in the traditional balsamic vinegar, Parmigiano Reggiano cheese and cured meat sectors. There will also be stops to allow visits to Modena, Sassuolo, Nonantola and Maranello;

· comfortable, disabled-friendly shuttles are available all day, calling hourly to all stops along the Discover Ferrari & Pavarotti Land route;

· visitors can also use their own cars if they prefer to be independent. Group buses are also welcome. In the latter instances, Passports provide access to all stops indicated, guided tours of the companies, farms and the Pavarotti Museum as well as any assistance required;

Visitors can make as many stops as they wish in a single day and chose them to suit their own tastes and interests:

· for each location they decide to visit, they will have one hour before the next shuttle bus arrives. This means they can pick and choose between many different stops to suit themselves and their interests;

· visitors wishing to enjoy a gourmet evening in Modena and the surrounding area can continuewith the programme the following day and, on

request, extend their Passport for a third day;

· don’t forget that one of the world’s top three chefs comes from this area: Massimo Bottura who owns the Osteria Francescana in Modena. However, there are also dozens of other fantastic chefs specialising in traditional cuisine. All well worth the journey!

WHERE DO THE SHUTTLE BUSES DEPART FROM?Every morning from the Bologna (passenger exit Piazza Medaglie D’Oro) and Mediopadana (Reggio Emilia) High Speed Rail Stations, all day from Modena Station and the large Novi Park car park in the city centre;

· Passport holders can hop on and hop off the shuttles at any stop: such as in front of either of the Ferrari Museums in Maranello and Modena or at the Discover information point nearest the motorway exit: Modena Sud, at the Acetaia Malpighi (balsamic vinegar producer), Campogalliano, coming from Verona/Brennero, at the Caseificio 4 Madonne (parmesan cheese maker) or at the Acetaia Giusti (balsamic vinegar producer). Sure in the knowledge too that they will be brought back to the same point in the course of the day.

WHAT ARE THE DISCOVER STOPS AND WHAT IS THERE TO SEE AND DO?There are 15 stops as indicated on the map opposite;

· there is a short introduction to each one (including website addresses) on the back of this leaflet;

· artistic and historic delights aside, the cities will also be hosting other special events and happenings, such as the Piacere Modena installation, the Gardens of Taste, pop-up stores and traditional shops, tours of Ceramicland in Sassuolo, the Federico Barbarossa exhibition in Nonantola and the exhibition “Maranello, People Flying High” in the main square in Maranello;

· the stops proper include Ferrari and its Museums, the Pavarotti Foundation with the Maestro’s home and museum, the Modena cured meat museum, MUSA, and the Bio Hombre Organic Farm Estate with its extraordinary collection of road and track Maseratis;

· the other stages take in mystical balsamic vinegar makers, Lambrusco wineries and Parmigiano Reggiano dairies;

· there is also supplementary programme in Sassuolo to introduce visitors to the world of ceramics with dedicated shuttles every Wednesday and Friday to various manufacturers and museums.

HOW CAN I TAKE PART IN THE DISCOVER FERRARI & PAVAROTTI LAND EXPERIENCE?Through all the leading tour operators or by purchasing your Passport from a Travel Agency. Equally you can come privately and purchase your Passport online www.ferraripavarottiland.it

Passports can also be bought at the companies and museums on the route or directly on the shuttle buses.

Roma

Modena

Venezia

Firenze

Verona

MediopadanaMilano

Ducal Palace and Ceramicland

SASSUOLO

LESIGNANA Acetaia Giusti

Acetaia Malpighi

4 Madonnedell’Emilia Dairy

MODENA

MARANELLO

NONANTOLA

UndergroundparkingNovi Park

PiacereModena

Bio Hombre DairyPanini MotorMuseum

Nonantola Abbeyand Museum

Gavioli Antica CantinaWinery and Museum

Villani MUSACharcuterieMuseum

Balsamic VinegarCoterie and Museum

Cleto ChiarliWinery

House - MuseumLuciano Pavarotti

MuseoFerrari

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Reggio Emilia Mediopadanahigh speed Railway Station

Bologna CentralRailway Station

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Underground parking area “Novi Park”, Modena city centre.

In most of the Discover points from which you can take the shuttle.