The Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum is a unique tribute to the life and creations of Ferruccio Lamborghini, founded by his son Tonino in 2014. Spanning 9000 square metres, the museum offers an exciting journey through Ferruccio's industrial legacy, starting from the first Carioca tractor of 1947 to the legendary car models of the '50s, '60s, and '70s. Among the standout exhibits are the mythical Miura SV and the futuristic Countach. The visit is enriched by curiosities such as the Fiat Barchetta Sport from the 1948 Mille Miglia and the Espada with gull-wing doors that inspired the famous film “Back to the Future”. Additionally, the storey of the helicopter prototype and the Fast 45 Diablo offshore boat with a Lamborghini engine, an 11-time world champion, adds further allure. The museum also offers a reconstruction of Ferruccio's first office, immersed in the Italy of the economic boom, to celebrate the Lamborghini family and the thousands of people who contributed to its success.