
Modena Unesco site
A World Heritage site
The joint creation of Lanfranco and Wiligelmo is a masterpiece of human creative genius in which a new dialectical relation between architecture and sculpture was created in Romanesque art. The Modena complex bears exceptional witness to the cultural traditions of the 12th century in northern Italy’s urban society and it's is one of the best examples of an architectural complex where religious and civic values are combined in a medieval Christian town
Modena’s World Heritage Site includes the Ghirlandina Tower, Piazza Grande, and Modena’s Cathedral, a masterpiece of human creative genius and one of the best examples of Romanesque style in the world.
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Access to some locations within the UNESCO Site of Modena is available by reservation only.
To discover Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena in the acetaia of the town hall in...
Climb the Ghirlandina Tower, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and take in breathtaking v...
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To contemplate these splendid buildings is a jaw-dropping experience, and understanding the story and the particulars of their design will help make clear why this site is so precious—not only for the city of Modena but for all of Europe.
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