Ducati celebrates Italy’s national day with an open house at the factory and museum.
Borgo Panigale, Bologna, 3 April 2026 – On the National Day of Italy, promoted by the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy, Ducati is participating in “Fabbriche Aperte” (Open Factories), an initiative of the Leonardo Committee to highlight the country’s manufacturing and technological excellence and industrial culture.
For the occasion, on Sunday 19 April, Ducati will open the doors of the factory free of charge, inviting the public to experience a centenary journey that spans the past, present and future, from 1926 to today. All-day factory tours in Italian and English starting regularly from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm allow visitors to walk the production line and see first-hand how the motorcycles that inspire Ducati around the world are created.
The experience also includes the opportunity to visit the Ducati Museum, with free admission until 6:00 p.m. Here, guests can admire the curiosities and details of the most famous racing and road bike models that have shaped the history of the Italian motorcycle manufacturer.
The date marked on the calendar is April 19. Ducati invites fans, families and anyone to experience for themselves the excellence that has been born from more than a century of life at Borgo Pangale. To participate, please book through the official platform tickets.ducati.com, choosing the event made for Italy Day.
The Ducati Museum and Factory is located on the Antonio Cavalieri Ducati 3 side of Bologna, Italy.
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