2025 Modena Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in September)

#外游 This time I came to Modena, Italy ~ Luciano Pavarotti, one of the world's three most famous tenors, was born and lived in Modena. I visited his former residence in the suburbs of Modena, which is now preserved in the same way as when he lived there and is open to the public as a museum. Visitors can visit the hall, bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom of his former home, where some of Pavarotti's performance costumes, awards, photos, posters, letters, etc. are displayed. Learn more about his past life. 📍Casa Museo Luciano Pavarotti Address: Stradello Nava 6, 41126 Modena #ItalianTravel #EuropeanTravel #Overseas

#Overseas Travel If you are a cheese fan, you may want to visit a cheese factory when you visit Italy to learn how the "world-class" Italian cheese Parmigiano Reggiano is made. This time I visited the cheese factory Caseificio Sociale Pelloni in Modena. The person in charge explained the manufacturing process very carefully. At the end of the guided tour, there is a food tasting session and a shop selling various types of cheese, dairy products and special local ingredients. The unique, crunchy and rich texture of Parmigiano Reggiano has really charmed many cheese lovers. Appreciate 🇮🇹 Italians' persistence in making high-quality ingredients, which makes us all very happy! #ItalianTravel #EuropeanTravel #OverseasTravel

This garden is located in the old town of Modena, in Northen Italy 📍 It was the garden of the Ducal Palace that today is the military academy. The garden has a history of more than 500 years 😮 It has three gates from where you can access and visit for free. There are opening and closing time depending on the season. It hosts a pond, a botanical garden and a cafe. In the park there is also a beautiful building called Palazzina Vigarani 😍 At this time of the year it becomes a graceful environment for weekend picnics and walks ⛲️ It's great also for children because there is a playground. We enjoyed seeing the tulips blooming but unfortunately the botanical garden was closed 🙄

#2022展 #国外游 It's like being in a Ferrari showroom here, seeing all the cars makes your eyes light up! ! The venue is a special exhibition that displays the car fans’ favorite Ferrari! In addition to being able to appreciate the many unique and stylish Ferraris, the museum's giant projection wall regularly plays short films introducing the brand story of Ferrari and the deeds of its founder Enzo Ferrari. After watching them, visitors can learn more. ▎MUSEO ENZO FERRARI (MEF): Enzo Ferrari Museum Address: Via Paolo Ferrari 85, 41121 Modena #Star Writers Go Go Go #Travel in Italy

#mytraveldiary Modena in Emilia-Romagna is a delightful blend of rich history, culture, and culinary excellence. The city’s historic center is filled with stunning architecture, from the impressive Modena Cathedral to charming piazzas that invite leisurely strolls. Modena is also a paradise for food lovers, famous for its traditional balsamic vinegar, fresh pasta, and world-class restaurants. Car enthusiasts will find a thrill visiting the Ferrari Museum and learning about the city’s automotive legacy. The lively markets, cozy cafes, and local boutiques add a warm, inviting feel that makes exploring the city a pleasure. Festivals and events throughout the year celebrate everything from music to gastronomy, bringing extra energy to the streets. Whether you’re wandering historic sites, tasting iconic dishes, or simply enjoying the vibrant atmosphere, Modena offers a rich, unforgettable experience that leaves you wanting more.

Stop: Church of Saint Paul the Apostle, Milan The Church of Saint Paul the Apostle is a striking example of 20th-century ecclesiastical architecture in Milan, reflecting both spiritual intent and modernist design principles. Its façade is defined by clean lines, geometric balance, and a restrained use of ornamentation, offering a contemporary interpretation of sacred architecture while maintaining a sense of solemnity and reverence. Inside, the church emphasizes light, proportion, and spatial clarity. Large windows and careful use of materials create an atmosphere that is both contemplative and uplifting, aligning architectural form with liturgical function. The design highlights simplicity and symbolism, ensuring the space serves as a place of reflection and community. What makes the Church of Saint Paul the Apostle extraordinary is its successful dialogue between tradition and modernity. For travelers, it is a stop where spiritual purpose, architectural innovation, and urban context converge, offering insight into Milan’s evolving religious and cultural landscape. #mytraveldiary

🇮🇹 Bologna City Walk & Shopping ✨ Start your daytime stroll through the historic gate. Once inside, you'll find yourself surrounded by the cityscape befitting an ancient capital, and just walking around will make you feel like you've traveled back in time. 🛍 Max.co: The Luxury Shopping District Sophisticated brand shops line the streets of Bologna. Max.co offers a wide selection of elegant coats and bags with a distinctively Italian flair. Just browsing the shops is uplifting. 1. Galleria Cavour • Overview This luxury shopping gallery, housed in a historic building, is home to a lineup of top brands, including Prada, Versace, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Tiffany & Co., Bulgari, Moncler, and Emporio Armani.   • Location Located in the central Quadrilatero commercial district, the shops are located in the basements and interiors of numerous historic buildings.   • Features A symbol of luxury shopping, it boasts some of the highest prices in Italy. Even in the 2000s, it enjoyed stable customer traffic, barely affected by the economic downturn.  • Traveler Reviews "A small but luxurious mall. Home to Gucci, Armani, and other brands, it's centrally located."  ⸻ 2. Via Farini • Overview One of Bologna's most luxurious streets, adjacent to Galleria Cavour, it's home to sophisticated brands such as La Perla, Furla, Patrizia Pepe, COS, and Bang & Olufsen.    • Location and Features This elegant street marks the northern end of the central Quadrilatero commercial area and is surrounded by historic architecture and beautiful porticos (arcades).   ⸻ Other Notable Shopping Streets 3. Via dell’Indipendenza • Features A pedestrian-only thoroughfare running from the Central Station to Piazza Maggiore. It's lined with fashion brands, souvenir shops, cafes, and restaurants, and its beautiful colonnades (porticos) create a beautiful streetscape.   • Store Examples A selection of relatively affordable brands, including Zara, Sephora, and Terranova.   4. Via Rizzoli • Features An ancient road, now a major shopping street connecting Piazza Maggiore and the Twin Towers. Dotted with a variety of brands and shops, including COIN, Max Mara, “& Other Stories,” ASICS, Nike, and the Apple Store, it often becomes a pedestrian zone on weekends, where you can enjoy street performers.   5. Via San Felice • Features A street with a luxurious and unique atmosphere, lined with select shops, sophisticated small boutiques, and vintage shops. You'll also find a shoe store called Tassinari Calzature, which carries Christian Louboutin.   ⸻ Other Recommended Select Shops The following are some unique shops in Bologna. • FR Boutique (Via Clavature) • Located in a 1920s-style building, this stylish shop carries brands like Folli Follie and Ratti.  • La Ferramenta (Via delle Moline) • A select shop with an industrial atmosphere, primarily carrying niche indie brands.  • Blu Bologna (Via San Vitale) • A concept shop that combines design and art. Enjoy clothing, art, and books in a space that blends color and vintage furniture.  • Flanella (Via D’Azeglio) • A long-established establishment offering high-quality, timeless fashion. Its warm interior and relaxed selection make it a truly unique place.  • Biba’s (Via Indipendenza) • A sister store of the high-end women’s casual brand Barrow. It offers luxury that blends seamlessly into everyday life.  • Back Door Bottega (Piazza Galilei) • A popular shop offering limited-edition sneakers. Its vintage atmosphere and rare finds are a draw.  • Solferino 6 (Via Solferino) • A select space offering minimalist, contemporary clothing. The tranquil space will stimulate your senses. ⛪ Church at Night At night, we stopped by the illuminated church (pictured) and enjoyed a moment of immersion in the weight of history in the tranquil surroundings. We enjoyed a different side of Bologna than during the day. Bologna combines the elegance of an ancient city with the latest fashion. It was a day filled with both strolling and shopping. #Bologna #ItalyTrip #WalkingAroundTheCity #Shopping #HistoryAndModern #SummerCampaign #CommentCircle #OverseasTravelGuide #SummerCampaign

🇮🇹 Red-brick colonnades, culinary alleyways, and transportation fortress—exploring Bologna's three faces Walking the streets of Bologna, you'll encounter iconic sites representing culture, food, and transportation. Starting with the magnificent arched porticos of Via Farini x Pavaglione, the dazzling eaves, like a covered gallery, offer the enchanting feeling of passing under beautiful, historic eaves. The columns of Casa Isolani, with their remaining wooden structure, are also impressive, evoking a sense of stepping back in time. Next, we visit the Quadrilatero. Bakeries, cheese shops, and pasta restaurants are crammed into the narrow alleys... Standing here, surrounded by a food culture rich in aromas and colors, you'll feel a passion so intense you'll hold your breath. At the nearby Mercato di Mezzo and Mercato delle Erbe, you can experience a slice of local life and enjoy a variety of dishes in the evenings. Finally, Bologna Centrale Station. More than just a station, this is the "heart of the city," connecting the city and the countryside. Its neoclassical exterior and design are truly stately. Whether you're in Florence or Rome, you can jump ship from here to your next journey. Recommended Spots in Bologna ① A street particularly rich in porticos with decorated ceilings Recommended Spots: • Via Farini / Pavaglione (Arched Portico) The Portico del Pavaglione, running from Via Farini to Via dei Musei, is an elegant street lined with luxury shops and boasts an impressive, ornate arched ceiling. • Strada Maggiore At Casa Isolani, home to a medieval wooden portico, note the wooden ceiling supported by 9-meter-high columns. Additionally, the spacious and open "Portico dei Servi" is a wide colonnade along Strada Maggiore, where you can discover richly decorated arched ceilings. These streets offer a beautiful walking experience, combining historical atmosphere and art, and are great photo spots. ⸻ ② Streets and Areas with Many Food Shops • Quadrilatero (Quadrilatero District) This gourmet hub near Piazza Maggiore is packed with stores selling traditional ingredients such as cheese, pasta, and meat. It's a veritable treasure trove of food. • Mercato di Mezzo (Mercato di Mezzo) This historic indoor market, dating back to the Middle Ages, is where you can enjoy authentic Italian cuisine and gelato. It's bustling morning and night, allowing you to witness the culinary culture that continues from ancient times. • Mercato delle Erbe One of Bologna's largest indoor markets, offering a wide variety of local ingredients. It also doubles as a food court and is bustling in the evenings. These areas are perfect for a "food stroll" and a great way to immerse yourself in the local delicacies. ⸻ ③ Bologna Centrale Station (Bologna Centrale) Details • Overview One of the largest railway hubs in Emilia-Romagna, it serves as a key transportation hub connecting north-south and east-west. Approximately 700 trains, including high-speed trains, depart and arrive there daily, boasting more than 58 million passengers per year. • Structure The building consists of three floors: 1. AV Floor (High-speed trains only) 2. Hall Floor (Ticket sales, information, and commercial facilities) 3. Kiss & Ride Floor (Planned connection to underground parking) • Historical Background The original station was built in 1859. The current building was designed in a neoclassical style and features a Renaissance-inspired exterior with nine entrances. The clock tower was destroyed in a bombing raid during World War II and has not been rebuilt. • Transportation Approximately 30 minutes by high-speed train from Florence, 1 hour from Milan, 1.5 hours from Venice, 2.5 hours from Rome, and 5.75 hours from Bari. #SummerVacation #TokyoTrip #VacationTrip #DomesticTravelGuide #MyTravelPlan #SummerVacationTrip #OverseasPlaces #OverseasTravelGuide #OverseasTravel #AbsolutelyFreeTravel #CommentCircle #SummerCampaign

#mediterraneanfood When people ask me where to go for the best pasta in #italy , I don’t even hesitate. Emilia-Romagna is the answer. This northern Italian region isn’t just the birthplace of some of the world’s most iconic dishes, it is the soul of Italian cuisine itself. Think Parmigiano Reggiano, handmade tortellini, silky tagliatelle al ragù, and delicate sheets of pasta so thin you can almost see through them. During my last trip to Italy, I decided to dedicate a few days entirely to exploring Emilia-Romagna’s culinary treasures. Instead of renting a car this time, I booked my trains with #tripcom , which made hopping from one city to the next incredibly easy. This region is often called the “food valley” of Italy for a reason. Bologna, Modena, and Parma form a triangle where pasta and cheese are practically a religion. In Parma, I toured dairies where wheels of Parmigiano Reggiano are aged for years until they reach nutty, crystalline perfection. Watching cheesemakers crack open a wheel felt like witnessing a sacred ritual. That same cheese, shaved over fresh tagliolini with butter, was a revelation. In Modena, balsamic vinegar aged for decades in wooden barrels added a surprising depth to simple pasta dishes. Even a drizzle on creamy risotto tasted divine. And in Bologna, the city that invented tagliatelle al ragù (never call it “spaghetti bolognese” here!). Booking my train tickets with Trip.com was a game changer. Instead of navigating multiple Italian websites or queuing at stations, I secured all my tickets in advance on my phone. From Bologna to Parma to Modena, everything was seamless. And because Trip.com also shows hotel options, I managed to book cozy stays right near the train stations to make my foodie adventure even smoother.

#Spring0yentrip "If you come to Modena, Italy, you definitely want to stop by the Mercato Albinelli! It's a food paradise that supports the stomachs of local people, and it's packed with the charms of Modena, such as fresh vegetables, aged Parmigiano Reggiano, and fragrant balsamic vinegar✨ ◾️Overview A historic indoor market that opened in 1931. It's a lively spot where you can feel the local food culture and people's lives, and it's crowded with many shoppers and tourists from the morning🍅🧀 ◾️Thoughts The rich aroma makes you hungry wherever you walk...! You can also sample cheese and ham, and enjoy talking to local people. It's also perfect for finding a small souvenir. There is also a wide variety of olives and pasta, so it's fun just to look at them! ◾️Access/Tips About a 5-minute walk from the center of Modena's old town. Mornings are the busiest and the store closes early, so we recommend visiting in the morning. It's a good idea to bring cash with you. If you see something you like, you have to buy it right away, or it might sell out!

#Spring0yentrip "Modena's old town still has a strong medieval feel. The cobblestones, churches, and squares are all great spots for walking around the city, where you can feel like you've traveled back in time. ◾️Overview The old town is dotted with Romanesque architecture and old palazzos, with the Duomo at its center. It's also registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. ◾️Thoughts Every corner you turn is a picturesque view. It was great to stop by a cafe, have a snack at a bakery, and relax ☕️📸 ◾️Access/Tips About a 15-minute walk from Modena Station. If you go early in the morning, there will be fewer tourists and you can enjoy the quiet streets.

#Spring0yenTrip "Not only will you be overwhelmed by the masterpieces, but to get around efficiently, it's important to prepare in advance! ◾️Overview The Estense Museum boasts a collection of hundreds of pieces. The Renaissance portraits and religious paintings are especially not to be missed. ◾️Thoughts Reading the explanations while walking around deepened my understanding of the works. It would be even more enjoyable if you had an audio guide! ◾️Access/Tips It's efficient to check the highlights in the pamphlet before entering. It's less crowded in the morning, so it's perfect for those who want to take their time looking around.

#Spring0yentrip "The space with its weight of history and the artworks are in perfect harmony, and they look great in photos! ◾️Overview The arches, ceiling decorations, and paintings surrounded by heavy frames are like a scene from a movie. There are many photogenic spots. ◾️Thoughts Every area in the building is beautiful, and you'll find yourself stopping to take pictures. It looks great even with a smartphone 📱✨ ◾️Access/Tips The building is relatively quiet, so you can take pictures in a relaxed atmosphere. There are some areas where flash photography is prohibited, so check beforehand.

#Spring0yentrip "Modena's proud historical art museum. A dense space where you can experience art from ancient times to the early modern period all at once. ◾️Overview A wide variety of art and sculptures collected by the Este family, mainly from the Renaissance period, are on display. This is a collection that art lovers will love. ◾️Thoughts The explanations for each piece were thorough, and the spacious space allowed me to immerse myself in the art. The lighting was good, and every piece was worth seeing🖼️ ◾️Access/Tips Within walking distance of Modena's old town. It's relatively quiet on weekday afternoons, so it's recommended for those who want to take their time to appreciate the art!

💞Reasons to Recommend: If you’re looking for a cozy Italian town beyond Bologna, Modena is a perfect choice. Just a 25-minute train ride away, this city offers a mix of history, culture, and gastronomy. I visited Modena for a day in early February and was captivated by its stunning Modena Cathedral. Car enthusiasts will appreciate Modena’s connection to Ferrari. Don’t forget to visit the Enzo Ferrari Museum— a must see for any car lovers! Modena is definitely a city that will surprise you! #historicallandmarks #italy #modena #emiliaromagna #localguides #travelinspiration #travelphotography

🏨 I chose the Best Western Premier Milano Palace Hotel in Modena by chance. It not only provided a five-star luxury experience but also made me feel the warmth and comfort of home. 🚗 Convenient Transportation The hotel is ideally located and easily accessible by car or public transport. The surrounding environment is quiet and peaceful, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, yet still convenient. 🎈 Room Facilities Upon entering the room, I was immediately captivated by the spaciousness and exquisite decor. Every detail exudes elegance and taste, as if I were in an art gallery. The bedding was soft and comfortable, allowing me to quickly fall into a deep sleep. The private bathroom was well-equipped with high-quality toiletries, which were truly commendable. 🍽️ Dining Experience The hotel's breakfast offers a wide variety of options, catering to both Western and Chinese palates. Lunch and dinner provide an even more diverse selection of delicacies, making your mouth water. Here, you can indulge in the pleasure of fine dining. 💁‍♀️ Service Experience The hotel staff is highly professional and enthusiastic. From the reception, room service, to the restaurant service, I felt the warmth of home. They provide attentive service based on your needs, making you feel cared for even in a foreign land. 🎡 Recreational Activities The hotel also offers a variety of recreational activities, such as a gym and a swimming pool. In addition, you can participate in various hotel-organized activities, such as yoga classes and spa treatments, allowing you to fully relax and rejuvenate during your trip. ✨ Summary My stay at the Best Western Premier Milano Palace Hotel in Modena gave me a deep understanding of what true luxury is. I was extremely satisfied with the room facilities, dining experience, and service. This is a great place to relax, unwind, and enjoy life during your travels.

The rooms are spacious and bright, each with its own unique character. The bedding is comfortable and soft, giving you a sense of relaxation as soon as you lie down. The bathroom design is simple yet stylish, equipped with high-quality toiletries, making you feel well cared for. 🍽️ **Dining Experience** The hotel's restaurant offers a wide variety of cuisines, from traditional pasta to exquisite Western dishes, each dish is a feast for the senses. In addition, the hotel also provides 24-hour room service, allowing you to enjoy delicious food at any time. 🎉 **Activities and Facilities** RMH Modena Des Arts also offers a wealth of activities and facilities for guests. Whether it's the gym, swimming pool, or spa, you can find a moment of tranquility during your busy trip. In addition, the hotel often holds various art exhibitions and lectures, allowing guests to enjoy art while also gaining a deeper understanding of local culture and history. 🔒 **Service** The hotel staff are warm and attentive, and they will do their best to meet your needs. From check-in to departure, every detail makes you feel the hotel's care and attention. 🚗 **Transportation and Location** The hotel is ideally located with convenient transportation. Whether you are heading to the city center or surrounding attractions, it is very convenient. In addition, the hotel also provides shuttle service, so you don't have to worry about transportation. 🎁 **Summary** RMH Modena Des Arts, with its unique artistic atmosphere, comfortable rooms, delicious dining, rich activities and facilities, and warm service, provides guests with an unforgettable stay. Whether it's a business trip or a leisure vacation, this is a great choice.

#Travel tips for overseas The Italian Republic, commonly known as Italy, is a republic located in southern Europe, with Rome as its capital The independent state of Vatican City is located on the country's territory In VOL.1, we will introduce our tours of Milan, Venice, Florence, and Pisa Please use this as a reference when you are sightseeing °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• Travel itinerary 🔸Day 1 8:30 Start sightseeing in Milan View the World Heritage "Last Supper" at the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie 9:20 Walk to Sforzesco Castle, about 1km, about 15 minutes 9:50 To La Scala, about 100m 10:00 To Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, about 100m 10:20 Entrance to the Duomo 12:00 Lunch 13:00 Bus to Venice, approx. 270km, approx. 3.5 hours 18:00 Arrive at Hotel Amadeus 20:00 Go to St. Mark's Square 10:00 Arrive at Hotel ◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹ 🔸Day 2 8:30 Start sightseeing in Venice Doge's Palace, shopping 10:30 Ride the gondola 12:00 Lunch 16:00 Bus to Florence, approx. 270km, approx. 3.5 hours 20:00 Arrive in Florence 21:00 Dinner 22:30 Arrive at Bettoja Hotel Massimo D'Azeglio ◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹ 🔸Day 3 8:30 Start sightseeing in Florence Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, Piazza della Signoria, Uffizi Gallery 11:30 Lunch 12:30 Bus to Pisa, approx. 90km, approx. 2 hours 14:30 Arrive in Pisa World Heritage Site "Piazza del Duomo" 16:00 Bus to Florence, approx. 90km, approx. 2 hours 18:30 Arrive at hotel 19:00 Dinner, shopping 21:00 Arrive at the hotel °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• 🔹Put your luggage for 1-2 nights There are more and more problems with luggage being lost at the airport Even if you lose it at the local airport and arrange for it to be delivered, you may not be able to pick it up right away We recommend that you prepare your luggage for 1-2 nights 🔹We recommend that you put your passport inside your clothes 🔹Credit card Many countries in Europe, the US and Europe are moving towards a cashless society We recommend that you prepare a credit card to spread the risk of theft The most used VISA and Master Card in the world are convenient #European travel #Europe #Italy #Italy travel #Milan #Venice #Florence #Leaning Tower of Pisa #World Heritage Site #Overseas travel #Church

#magicalxmastrip Christmas in Modena is a delightful experience for lovers of sweets and chocolates. The city offers a wide range of traditional and artisanal treats that capture the festive spirit. Christmas treats include nougats and almond brittles, often coated in chocolate, adding a satisfying crunch. These sweets, alongside festive cakes like pandoro and panforte, fill Modena’s markets with warmth and flavor, making it a magical destination for foodies during the holidaysDuring the holiday season, these artisan chocolates are a favorite gift, embodying the rich culinary tradition of the region. Some chocolatiers even create innovative pairings like chocolate with balsamic vinegar, a local specialty.

#myhiddengems #eatlikealocal From pasta to gelato, Italian food never disappoints. Sweets like Cannoli Siciliani and gelato are must-try desserts, especially in the summer. Crescentine Modenesi is also a must when visiting Modena, where you can enjoy a variety of cured meats popular in the region. And don't forget to try the original Aceto Balsamico di Modena!

🏎️The Enzo Ferrari Museum, located in Modena, Italy, the "Land of Supercars," is a shrine dedicated to the legendary figure in the automotive world, Enzo Ferrari, and the glorious history of the brand he founded. The museum is not just a collection and exhibition space; it is a tribute to speed🚀, innovation💡, and a passion for design. Upon entering the museum, visitors are immediately surrounded by a series of classic Ferrari sports cars, from early prototypes🚗 to contemporary top supercars. Each model tells the story of the brand's outstanding achievements in both racing🏁 and road cars. The exhibits include iconic models like the F40🚘 and Testarossa, as well as championship-winning race cars🏆 that have garnered numerous accolades in international competitions. These cars are displayed quietly, yet they seem ready to sprint at any moment, sparking endless imagination💨 about speed. In addition to the car displays, the museum provides a detailed introduction to Enzo Ferrari's life and the brand's development history. Through historical documents📚, visual materials📸, and exhibits of Mr. Enzo's personal items, visitors can deeply feel his relentless pursuit of racing💪 and his ultimate exploration spirit in automotive craftsmanship🔍. Moreover, the museum employs cutting-edge multimedia interactive technology💻, enriching the visiting experience. The virtual reality experience area makes visitors feel as if they are in the Ferrari team's pit stop, personally participating in the intense and exciting race preparation process. The design workshop inspires young people's interest in car design, passing on Ferrari's philosophy of continuous innovation🌟. The Enzo Ferrari Museum is not only a pilgrimage site for car enthusiasts but also a tribute to the pursuit of ultimate performance and aesthetics🙏. It invites every visitor who steps inside to witness this legendary journey driven by dreams and forged with passion.

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#summerdestinations **Osteria Francescana**: My dining experience at Osteria Francescana was exceptional. Renowned for its innovative approach to Italian cuisine, the restaurant offers a menu that combines traditional flavors with modern techniques. Each dish is a work of art, meticulously prepared and presented. The ambiance is elegant, and the service is attentive, making it a memorable culinary journey.

The city of the most famous italian luxury car brand, Ferrari 🏎️, has much more to offer and even for free 💸 The main train station is very close to the historic centre. A 10 minutes walk and you can enjoy the serenity of its old buildings. The Duomo of Modena is absolutely must see. Also Palazzo Ducale and all the side street cafeterias are worth a visit, but my favourite place defenetly is the historic covered market where you can catch the vibe of the city and try all the local delicacies 🧑🍳 #100waysoftravel #Modena #Italy #quickgetaway

The Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena is not only a paradise for car enthusiasts but also a perfect blend of design and history. Follow my lens to explore! ⛱️Must-visit attractions: The Enzo Ferrari Museum is located in the center of Modena, Italy, at Via Tura, 34, 41121 Modena MO, Italy. Here, you can get up close and personal with those supercars that only appear in dreams. Remember to bring your camera; every corner here is worth capturing. 🌄Travel tips: The museum is open from Monday to Sunday, from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM (hours may be extended in summer). It is recommended to buy tickets online in advance to avoid the hassle of queuing. If you are a die-hard Ferrari fan, you can join a guided tour to learn more about the stories behind each car. Don't forget to check out the legendary car of racing driver Michael Schumacher, it's definitely a highlight! 🏨Accommodation tips: Although Modena is not large, there are many comfortable options. It is recommended to stay near the city center, which makes evening walks convenient. For example, you can choose "B&B Al Pozzo", which is well-located and cost-effective, just a few steps away from the museum. 💗Other tips: 1. The items in the gift shop are indeed not cheap, but if your budget allows, buying some small souvenirs is worth it. 2. If you are departing from Florence, consider renting a car for a self-drive trip; the scenery along the way is also fantastic. 3. There are many good restaurants around the museum where you can taste authentic Italian cuisine. 4. One last little secret: try to find out if there are any local small car gatherings, you might encounter more surprises!

#summerdestinations Discover Modena: A Vibrant Blend of Italian Culture and Modern Charm. Stroll through bustling streets, admire stunning architecture, indulge in world-renowned cuisine and balsamic vinegar, and savor the perfect gelato or espresso. Climb the famous tower featuring the legendary bucket that sparked a war with Bologna and stands as a commemoration for Modena's fallen heroes. Experience the heart of Italy like never before. p.s don't forget to bring sun protection as it may get hotter especially in the afternoon. #italy #summervacation #italianstyle #italiansummer

Nestled in the heart of Modena, Emilia-Romagna, Hotel Rua Frati 48 at San Francesco is your go-to for a serene escape with a dash of Italian flair. 🏨✨ Located at Rua dei Frati Minori, 48, this charming hotel is a traveler's dream for convenience and comfort. Kick off your shoes in rooms that whisper 'home' with their pristine cleanliness and thoughtful amenities. 🛏️😌 Wake up to the bustling vibes of Florence, just a stone's throw away, and start your day with a breakfast that'll have you saying "Delizioso!" 🍳🇮🇹 Whether you're here to explore the vibrant streets or to simply soak up the local culture, Hotel Rua Frati 48 in San Francesco ensures every moment is wrapped in authentic Italian hospitality. 🍷🎉 #Modena #ModenaHotel #ModenaTravel

We went to the Ferrari museum with my food trip to Italy, it was really nice. €40 well spent, totally recommend to those that are fan of F1 and Ferrari.