Scenic spot introduction:
Italy Modena Modena is known as Italy's "food paradise" because its suburbs are the factories or headquarters of world luxury car brands such as Maserati and Ferrari. The world's capital of luxury cars ". Pavarotti, one of the world's three famous tenors and known as the "King of High C", was also born here. Modena Mainly based on agriculture and industry, far away from volcanoes and earthquakes, and with a long history and cultural tradition, it is one of the important cities in the Renaissance. The solemn and mysterious ancient city architecture and the background of major events make this city full of fascinating colors. It is the safest and most important tourist destination in Italy.Attractions distribution:
Modena Located in northern Italy, on the south bank of the Po River, it belongs to the Emilia-Romagna region. Modena Cathedral , Piazza Modena The bell tower is well-known in the Apennine Peninsula and is a precious world cultural heritage; the suburbs are famous for the headquarters of a world-famous automobile brand - Enzo Ferrari Museum and former residence It is the most popular attraction and is visited by everyone. Modena The Army Officers School is located here. Ducal Palace and a collection of numerous artworks and celebrity manuscripts. Museum Palace , is the best choice for cultural and artistic tours.Scenic spot qualifications:
World HeritageScenic spot features:
visit, pray, religion, architecture, museumtravelling guideline:
1. Ducal Palace Group tours must be booked in advance, individual visitors are not accepted, the tourist information center is +39 059 2032660.
2. The city is not very large and can be explored on foot. It is recommended that you visit the Ferrari Museum first after getting off the train and then go to the city center.
3. Featured Activities: Modena Expo → International comprehensive exhibition; Modena International Vintage Car Race → Antique Car Show; Modena Food Festival → Food and wine festival; Modena Summer Renaissance Costume Festival → The prelude to the summer harvest celebration.
Main attractions information:
1. Ferrari Museum: http://museo.ferrari.com/
Best time to visit:
April-October
Shopping recommendations:
(Shopping) Balsamic Vinegar , Italian leather products.
(gourmet food) Ravioli , pasta, veal steak, Italian Ice cream , Italian pizza, tiramisu, etc.
Scenic spot location:
Europe > Italy
How to get there:
Modena : You can take a train from Florence or Venice, which takes about 3 hours; you can also take a plane to Bologna Marconi Airport and then transfer.
Ferrari Museum: TRAIN STATION There is a special bus that goes directly there, running every 1.5 hours and the ticket price is 10 Euros.
Scenic area map:
3D real scene of scenic spot
Modena ticket prices:
Ferrari Museum:
1. Museum: Adults 13 euros, students and those aged 65 and above 11 euros, 6-11 years old 9 euros;
2. TV short film: 15 euros for adults, 12 euros for students and those aged 65 and over, 10 euros for those aged 6-11;
3. Museum+ former residence Combined ticket: 22 euros for adults, 18 euros for students, under 26 years old and over 65 years old.
4. Audio guide: 5 Euros, available in Italian, English, French, Spanish, German, Russian and Chinese.
Ducal Palace : Adults 7 EUR, 6-12 years old 5 EUR.
Este Library: Free
Este Gallery, Archaeological Museum, Public Art Gallery: 4 euros
town Hall and Clock Tower : 1.5 EUR
Scenic area opening hours:
Ferrari Museum: October-April 09:30-18:00, May-September 9:30-19:00.
Este Library: Monday, Friday, Saturday 09:00-13:00, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 14:30-18:30, closed on holidays.
Este Gallery: Monday 08:30-14:00, Tuesday-Saturday 08:30-19:30, Sunday 14:00-19:30, closed on Christmas, New Year's Day and the last Sunday of every month except June, September and October.
City Museum: Tuesday-Friday 09:00-noon, weekends and holidays 10:00-13:00/15:00-18:00 (October 1-March 31), 16:00-19:00 (June-September), closed all day Monday, Christmas Day and New Year's Day morning.
town Hall and Clock Tower : April-July and September-October: Sundays and public holidays 09:30-12:30, 15:00-19:00
