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The city's historic sports complex, which opened in 1936, is home to the Modena Football Club and has hosted not only major soccer matches but also international concerts over the years.

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Located in the charming attic of Palazzo Comunale, this vinegar cellar houses the ancient rows of barrels in which the prized Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena PDO patiently matures.

A majestic 17th-century palace that was once the seat of the opulent Este Court now houses the prestigious Military Academy. Its monumental façade overlooks the elegant Piazza Roma.

A large green space just outside the city center, ideal for walks, sports, and relaxation. The park is dedicated to the memory of “Drake” and often hosts city events, concerts, and gatherings.

The beating heart of Modena’s culinary scene. An Art Nouveau-style covered market opened in 1931, where you can find the region’s finest specialties, from tortellini to cured meats.

The residence where the Maestro spent the last years of his life has now been turned into a museum that houses stage costumes, awards, and personal mementos of the great tenor.

A museum complex dedicated to the life and work of Enzo Ferrari, founder of the famous automaker. It includes his restored birthplace and an exhibition hall with a futuristic design.

A historic architectural complex that houses the city's main cultural institutions, including the famous Galleria Estense, which holds works by Tintoretto, Velázquez, and Bernini.

A masterpiece of Romanesque art, its construction began in 1099 under the direction of architect Lanfranco and sculptor Wiligelmo. Since 1997, it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with the Ghirlandina Tower and Piazza Grande.