Ducati, Borgo Panigale Experience: visits to the Ducati Museum and Factory resume during the week

Visits are restarting at full capacity Museum and Ducati factory twigs 21th April.

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Information on methods and reservations can be consulted in the dedicated section of the portal linked to the brand.
From 23th April the exhibition will also be enriched by the presence of the legendary “750 Imola”, visible for a limited period together with the 42 Ducati models already present, to remember the 50 anniversary of the Paul Smart's success at the Imola 200 MigliaIn the distant 1972.

A way to celebrate an important moment in the sporting history of the brand, also recalling a thrilling challenge which also sealed the bond between the English rider and Ducati.

From 21th April will also be available on the Ducati portal new virtual tour, which expands the proposal of Borgo Panigale Experience being able to observe some places of the plant, the Visitor Center and the Museum rooms.

Via a specific e-mail address, the “Online Journey”. These are guided virtual tours, which allow you to learn about the history and production areas of Ducati, through a remote experience.

Returning to visits to the Museum, this will be accessible from Monday to Sunday from 09:00 18:00except on Wednesdays which are closed. While the path of visit inside the Ducati Factory, which allows a look at the production lines, can be booked every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday on two shifts, a first at 09:30 and a second at 15:30.

A single entry ticket to the Ducati Museum costs 17 euros; a coupon with combined entry to the Ducati Museum and the guided tour of the Factory is instead offered at 32 euros, as reported.

In any case, the routes have limited entry with online booking required. Furthermore, until further notice, it is mandatory to always wear a mask and respect the safety distance of at least 1 meter throughout the visit.

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