• Parco Archeologico Novi Ark - Start your journey in Parco Novi Sad, a lush public park that harbours the remnants of Mutina, an ancient Roman colony. Explore the archaeological treasures and imagine life in Roman times.
• Galleria Estense - Pass by Galleria Estense, home to an impressive collection of Renaissance art, including masterpieces by Bernini and Velázquez. This museum encapsulates Modena’s artistic heritage.
• Piazza della Pomposa - Stroll to Piazza della Pomposa, a charming square surrounded by quaint bars and restaurants. It’s the perfect spot to soak in the local ambience and enjoy a coffee.
• Santa Maria della Pomposa, Modena - Nearby, the Santa Maria della Pomposa church stands as a testament to medieval architecture, with its intricate frescoes and serene atmosphere.
• Piazza San Domenico - Walk to Piazza San Domenico and admire its historic buildings and vibrant street life, reflecting the city’s rich cultural past.
• Palazzo Ducale di Modena - Marvel at the grandeur of the Palazzo Ducale di Modena, the former residence of the Dukes of Modena. Learn about the powerful Este family and their influence on the city.
• Church of San Giorgio - Pass the Church of San Giorgio, a beautiful Baroque church with stunning interiors, showcasing Modena’s religious and artistic heritage.
• Synagogue of Modena - Reflect on the city’s Jewish history at the Synagogue of Modena, and hear about the WWII tragedies that impacted the local community, including the horrors of the Fascist and Nazi concentration camps.
• Piazza Giuseppe Mazzini - Enjoy the vibrant Piazza Giuseppe Mazzini, a bustling hub with shops and cafes, offering a glimpse into modern Modena’s lively everyday life.
• Piazza della Torre - Head to Piazza della Torre, dominated by the Torre Civica Ghirlandina, Modena’s iconic bell tower. Learn about its historical significance and architectural beauty.
• Monumento a Alessandro Tassoni - Pause at the Monumento a Alessandro Tassoni, dedicated to the celebrated Modenese poet and patriot, whose works left a lasting mark on Italian literature.
• Torre Civica - Ghirlandina - Explore the Torre Civica Ghirlandina, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Climb the tower for breathtaking views of Modena and its surroundings.
• Duomo di Modena - Visit the Duomo di Modena, a stunning Romanesque cathedral also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Admire its architectural splendor and learn about its storied past.
• Piazza Grande - Relax in Piazza Grande, the city’s central square, surrounded by historic buildings and vibrant cafes, providing a perfect backdrop for people-watching.
• Pietra Ringadora - Discover the Pietra Ringadora, a large stone slab where, according to legend, people were once forced to sit naked as punishment. Uncover the stories and myths that surround this unique artifact.
• Palazzo Comunale - Admire the Palazzo Comunale, the historic town hall with its elegant architecture, showcasing Modena’s civic pride and governance.
• Mercato Albinelli - End your tour at the Mercato Storico Albinelli, a bustling market where you can indulge in the tastes and aromas of Emilia’s regional cuisine. Sample local delicacies and experience the vibrant culinary culture.

• Unlimited, lifetime use of the tour
• 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

Race through centuries of history and Italian culture in Pavarotti’s hometown on this self-guided audio tour. Experience the magic of GPS-playback on this immersive stroll through Modena.

Modena isn’t on every tourist’s bucket list. On this walking tour, you’ll see how this city in the provincial heartland of Italy is a microcosm of the best the country has to offer, from fantastic food to millennia of art and architecture.

Along the way, you’ll hear about the city’s connection to world-famous opera singer Luciano Pavarotti. I’ll also tell you about the battle involving a bucket, and reveal why people in Modena were once forced to sit naked on a big stone slab. You’ll find out why one of the streets shares a name with a canal, and how the most famous, sought-after sports and racing car in the world, Ferrari, was born right here!

By the end of this self-oaced Modena tour, you’ll have a greater appreciation for the Italian city that has it all!

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