Car Events & Driving Experiences in Italy

Grande Turismo features a growing selection of automotive events and experiences across Italy, including track days, supercar and Formula-car driving, motorsport events, drifting, car shows, driving tours and other automotive activities. Availability changes throughout the year, so check the current listings for upcoming dates.

Browse upcoming Italy listings and filter by destination, category and date. Each listing shows the exact venue or meeting point, organizer, schedule, pricing and current booking availability.

Italy has several major automotive destinations. Monza is home to one of the world's most famous racing circuits, while Emilia-Romagna's Motor Valley connects destinations such as Modena, Maranello, Bologna, Imola and Sant'Agata Bolognese with legendary manufacturers, museums, circuits and driving experiences. Tuscany is also home to Mugello Circuit, while other automotive events and experiences take place throughout the country. Autodromo Nazionale Monza

On a traditional track day, participants usually drive their own eligible vehicle during designated circuit sessions. In a driving experience, the organizer typically supplies the vehicle and may also provide instruction, coaching or a structured number of laps. Always check the individual listing, as formats vary by organizer.

Yes, Formula and single-seater driving experiences are available at selected Italian circuits through specialist organizers. The exact car, circuit, number of laps, instruction and eligibility requirements depend on the experience. Always check the listing carefully—“Formula car” describes a type of single-seater and does not necessarily mean a Formula 1 car.

Yes. Supercar driving experiences are offered at selected Italian circuits and driving venues, with cars that may include Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, McLaren and other performance models depending on the organizer. Check the individual listing for the exact car, driving time or laps, instructor format and participant requirements.

Drift courses and training sessions may be available at specialist circuits and driving areas in Italy for beginner and experienced drivers. Depending on the organizer, the experience may use your own suitable car or a supplied drift vehicle. Check current Grande Turismo listings for available locations and dates.

English availability depends on the organizer, venue and instructor. Many experiences serving international customers can accommodate English, but this should not be assumed. Check the language information on the individual listing before booking.

Italy is home to several internationally renowned circuits, including Autodromo Nazionale Monza, Imola and Mugello. Depending on the venue and calendar, visitors may find motorsport events, guided tours, track days and driving experiences throughout the year.

Italy has an exceptional concentration of automotive museums, particularly in Emilia-Romagna's Motor Valley. Highlights include the Ferrari Museum in Maranello, the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena and the Automobili Lamborghini Museum and factory experience in Sant'Agata Bolognese, alongside many other manufacturer and private collections. Ferrari