A city of art, land of engines and fine food, Modena is full of charm and offers countless opportunities for exploration.
Between grand architectural works that have become UNESCO World Heritage Sites, a vibrant cultural life, warm hospitality, and continuous discoveries linked to local excellence, you’ll be captivated by the unique blend of tradition and innovation that defines our city.

If you are passionate about art and architecture, you will love Modena’s priceless treasures, appreciated all over the world. Chief among them is the Cathedral, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997 along with the Ghirlandina Tower and Piazza Grande—a masterpiece of Italian Romanesque architecture. Then there’s the 17th-century Ducal Palace, now home to the Military Academy, which was once the Este court, relocated to Modena from Ferrara in 1598. Don't miss the Gallerie Estensi, which house a remarkable collection of valuable artworks.

If you’re a food lover who travels through taste, Modena’s tables offer unique products like Balsamic Vinegar (PDO and PGI), Parmigiano Reggiano, Lambrusco wine, Prosciutto di Modena, and of course, Tortellini.

For motor enthusiasts, Modena’s stories of engineering brilliance will leave you in awe.
The birthplace of Enzo Ferrari, Modena is a place where a passion for mechanics runs deep and the myth of speed is woven into the local culture.

In addition to the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena and the Ferrari Museum in nearby Maranello, you’ll find a number of sites dedicated to motorsport within just a few kilometers: Maserati's factory and showroom, the Umberto Panini Vintage Car and Motorcycle Museum, the Stanguellini Museum, the Righini Collection, Pagani Automobili, and the new Modena Racetrack (Autodromo di Modena).