Visit The UNESCO World Heritage Sites In Modena City!

Come and see the majestic historic quarter of Modena city in the Emilia Romagna region. The UNESCO World Heritage Site consists of the magnificent old cathedral, its tower and the square surrounding them both in Modena’s historic centre. Why not treat yourself, family and friends to a superb stay at a holiday villa in Emilia Romagna where you can enjoy a relaxing scenic atmosphere after a few days of exploring Modena and other incredible attractions of the region?

The Romanesque cathedral was consecrated in 1189 and is recognised as a renowned sacred building; famous for its exquisite architecture and lavish interior.

Tourists will be astounded at the skilled workmanship that went into constructing such a large scale masterpiece. Inside are many high relief marble carvings on the walls, a skilfully constructed pulpit and many more wonderful visions to treat your eyes to!

The Torre della Ghirlandina is the adjoining cathedral bell tower, standing tall over Modena at a height of 86 metres. Five floors high, the tower began construction in 1179 and was furnished on top with a decorative octagonal cusp, designed by Arrigo da Campione.

Piazza Grande, which is home to the 12th century cathedral and its tower is quadrangular in shape and changed little since its construction many years ago.

Why not enjoy a delicious picnic lunch in this beautiful square where you can admire the beauty of these ancient monuments before spending a few hours touring around their marvellous interiors.

Read our interesting article about the rest of the gorgeous city of Modena and the scenic Emilia Romagna region surrounding it to help you plan your next exciting getaway to Italy!