Visit the Ducati Museum, virtually
last published date : 19 February 2014, 19:48 IST

Ever dreamt of visiting Bologna and going to a place which brings you down to your knees? I don't know what you're thinking, but I was talking about the Ducati Museum. A heaven, where I could stay all day (if they would permit it of course) and stare at the star bikes which tell a tale of the evolution of Ducati. Everything from the 1946 Cucciolo to the latest GP and world bikes created by the company, all find their way here.
But, Google has saved all your money and now you can step into this world of brilliance but just putting this address goo.gl/maps/jAHeL in your browser and viola, you're all set for a virtual tour of the museum.
Google offers a hi-res virtual tour of the museum and you can walk in and out of various rooms which are spread across this 850 sq.mt area. Of course you can stop and stare as much as you want but you cannot touch any of them. In addition to the new Google Maps virtual tour, the Ducati museum will also be packed with Ducatisti from all over the world during World Ducati Week 2014.
The virtual trip is also available on Ducati.com and you'll get more information there. If you don't want to go there, click here and enter the world of Ducati goo.gl/maps/jAHeL

Ameya Naik
Ameya chose cars over Shakespeare and has been in love with the Porsche 917, ever since he first laid his eyes on it. Cars are not just a mode of transport for him, but a passion, as can be seen in the way he talks about them. He believes - respect your car and the feeling will be reciprocated. He enjoys driving, which is probably a given, but its a stress buster, which is why he enjoys his job even more.
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