The Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari is a Formula 1 racing circuit in Imola, a town in the Emilia-Romagna region of northern Italy. It is also known simply as the Imola Circuit. The track is named after Enzo Ferrari and his son Dino, and it is best known as the venue of the San Marino Grand Prix.
What a visit offers
For motorsport enthusiasts, the circuit is the main reason to make the journey. It is a real working racetrack with a long association with Formula 1, and visitors can see it as a landmark of the sport. Whether you come for a race weekend or on a quieter day, standing beside the track gives a sense of the scale and character of the circuit.
Getting there and around
The circuit is located at Via Fratelli Rosselli 2, 40026 Imola, in the province of Bologna. Imola is a manageable town, and the circuit sits within reach of its centre, so it works well as part of a day trip. Because the facility is an active racing venue, it is worth checking in advance whether the track is open to visitors on the day you plan to go. The circuit can be reached by telephone on +39 0542 31444.
The surrounding area
- Imola itself, a small Italian town to explore on foot
- The wider Emilia-Romagna region, with its historic cities and countryside
- Bologna, the regional capital, within easy reach of the town
Plan your visit around the circuit and allow time to explore the town and region beyond it, which together make a rewarding outing for anyone with an interest in racing or Italian travel.
