• Parco Archeologico Novi Ark - Begin your adventure at Parco Novi Sad, a verdant public park that houses the remains of Mutina, an ancient Roman settlement. Discover the archaeological wonders and envision life during Roman times.
• Galleria Estense - Visit Galleria Estense, which boasts an impressive array of Renaissance art, featuring works by Bernini and Velázquez. This museum beautifully represents Modena’s artistic legacy.
• Piazza della Pomposa - Wander to Piazza della Pomposa, a delightful square encircled by charming bars and eateries. It’s an ideal place to absorb the local atmosphere and savor a coffee.
• Santa Maria della Pomposa, Modena - Close by, the Santa Maria della Pomposa church exemplifies medieval architecture, with its detailed frescoes and tranquil ambiance.
• Piazza San Domenico - Stroll to Piazza San Domenico to admire its historic structures and lively street scene, showcasing the city’s rich cultural history.
• Palazzo Ducale di Modena - Be awed by the magnificence of the Palazzo Ducale di Modena, the former home of the Dukes of Modena. Discover the influential Este family and their impact on the city.
• Church of San Giorgio - Visit the Church of San Giorgio, a splendid Baroque church with exquisite interiors, highlighting Modena’s religious and artistic traditions.
• Busto di Giuseppe Mazzini - Reflect on the city’s Jewish heritage at the Synagogue of Modena, and learn about the WWII tragedies that affected the local community, including the horrors of the Fascist and Nazi concentration camps.
• Piazza Giuseppe Mazzini - Delight in the lively Piazza Giuseppe Mazzini, a bustling center with shops and cafes, offering a glimpse into the vibrant daily life of modern Modena.
• Piazza della Torre - Proceed to Piazza della Torre, dominated by the Torre Civica Ghirlandina, Modena’s iconic bell tower. Discover its historical importance and architectural elegance.
• Monumento a Alessandro Tassoni - Stop at the Monumento a Alessandro Tassoni, honoring the renowned Modenese poet and patriot, whose works have left a lasting impact on Italian literature.
• Torre Civica - Ghirlandina - Explore the Torre Civica Ghirlandina, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Ascend the tower for stunning views of Modena and its surroundings.
• Duomo di Modena - Visit the Duomo di Modena, a magnificent Romanesque cathedral also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Appreciate its architectural grandeur and learn about its rich history.
• Piazza Grande - Unwind in Piazza Grande, the city’s main square, surrounded by historic buildings and lively cafes, providing a perfect setting for people-watching.
• Pietra Ringadora - Discover the Pietra Ringadora, a large stone slab where, according to legend, people were once made to sit naked as punishment. Explore the tales and legends that surround this unique artifact.
• Palazzo Comunale - Admire the Palazzo Comunale, the historic town hall with its graceful architecture, reflecting Modena’s civic pride and governance.
• Mercato Albinelli - Conclude your tour at the Mercato Storico Albinelli, a vibrant market where you can indulge in the flavors and aromas of Emilia’s regional cuisine. Sample local specialties and experience the lively culinary culture.

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• Virtual playback option to listen like an audiobook
• Offline access to audio, maps, and geodata
• Self-guided GPS tour for flexible exploration
• Directions to the starting point

Embark on a journey through centuries of history and Italian culture in the hometown of Pavarotti with this self-guided audio tour. Enjoy the enchantment of GPS-playback as you explore Modena.

Modena may not be on every traveler’s must-visit list, but this walking tour reveals how this city in Italy’s provincial heartland encapsulates the finest the country has to offer, from exquisite cuisine to millennia of art and architecture.

During the tour, discover the city’s ties to the legendary opera singer Luciano Pavarotti. Learn about the historical battle over a bucket and uncover why Modena’s residents once had to sit unclothed on a large stone slab. Discover why a street shares its name with a canal and how the world-renowned Ferrari sports and racing car originated here!

By the conclusion of this self-paced Modena tour, you’ll have a deeper appreciation for this Italian city that truly has it all!

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