Bologna Business Studies
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Bologna Engineering and Technology
Based in Bologna, you’ll discover the heart of the Italian automotive industry. Your students will experience Italy's "Motor Valley", an area that runs broadly between the towns of Modena, Maranello and Bologna. It encompasses the museums, showrooms and factories of supercar names such as Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini and Pagani, plus Ducati for motorbike enthusiasts. A truly unforgettable experience for budding engineering students!
Trip Overview
From £530pp
Based on 5 days
Suitable for Secondary Schools
BOLOGNA ENGINEERING – THE MOTOR VALLEY
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Our Suggested Itinerary
Day 1 - Bologna Engineering and Technology
Flight to Pisa. Arrive in the afternoon.
Transfer to Bologna. Self-guided walking tour of Bologna city centre.
Day 2 - Museo Ducati
Visit Museo Ducati, home to the glorious motorcycles that have been manufactured here since 1926.
Then, enjoy the collection of 19 vintage Maserati Cars, which can be seen at the Collezione Umberto Panini.
Day 3 - Ferrari
Visit the two museums dedicated to Ferrari – the Ferrari Modena Museum and the Ferrari Maranello Museum. These museums focus on Ferrari's present and future, whilst remaining deeply rooted in the Prancing Horse's extraordinary history.
Day 4 - Lamborghini Museum
Visit the spectacular Lamborghini Museum. Many special cars are on display here including the last-ever makes of several models and several Formula 1 cars.
Visit the Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum. The museum holds just about everything Ferruccio achieved during his life, with most of the cars on display being from Ferruccio's own private museum.
Day 5 - Return Flight Home
Visit the Leaning Tower of Pisa on the way to the airport.
Flight home.
Accommodation
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Trip Information
Travel By Coach
- Door-to-door transport (coach, channel crossing, road tolls and taxes)
- Use of coach during your stay for local excursions
- Accommodation and meals as arranged
- Full services and assistance of your dedicated Travel Consultant
- Full itinerary booking service
- Free places on a 1:8 ratio
- ABTA Protected - ABTA bonding for your financial security
- 24 hour emergency hotline whilst travelling
- Our prices depend on how full the coach is!
Travel By Air
- Return flights by scheduled or charter airline from a London airport
- Return airport transfer at the destination
- Accommodation and meals as arranged
- Full services and assistance of your dedicated Travel Consultant
- Full itinerary booking service
- Free places on a 1:10 ratio
- ATOL Protected - ATOL bonding for your financial security
- 24 hour emergency hotline whilst travelling
- Our prices are always fixed and guaranteed.
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