Architettura storica a Modena
Historic Architecture
Modena’s historic architecture is defined by its UNESCO World Heritage core, centered on the 12th-century Romanesque Cathedral and the soaring Torre della Ghirlandina. The city’s skyline is shaped by the grand 17th-century Baroque Ducal Palace, designed by Bartolomeo Avanzini, and the expansive Piazza Roma. Religious landmarks range from the 19th-century synagogue with its circular prayer room to the Votive Church, built following the 1630 plague, and San Domenico, which houses significant terracotta sculptures by Antonio Begarelli.
A Modena Cathedral
Historic Romanesque cathedral renowned for its architecture, intricate sculptures, and religious significance. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a prominent example of medieval art and culture.
B Torre della Ghirlandina
The Torre della Ghirlandina or simply Ghirlandina is the bell tower of the Cathedral of Modena, in Emilia-Romagna, Italy.
C Ducal Palace
Historic Baroque palace built in the 17th century, originally the residence of the Este Dukes and now home to a military academy and museum.
D Piazza Roma
A spacious pedestrian square located in front of the Ducal Palace. It features choreographed water fountains and a monument to patriot Ciro Menotti, serving as a formal focal point between the city's Baroque landmarks and its medieval center.
E Votive Church of Modena
17th-century Baroque Catholic church built as a votive offering at the end of a plague, featuring significant artworks and historical architecture.
F Modena Synagogue
Historic 19th-century Jewish place of worship featuring a circular prayer room and inscriptions welcoming visitors.
G San Domenico
Historic Baroque church known for its religious significance, artworks, and terracotta statues by Antonio Begarelli.
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