Modena

Discover Modena, a city of rich history, elegant architecture, and world-class gastronomy. Known for its traditional balsamic vinegar, fast cars like Ferrari and Maserati, and Michelin-starred cuisine, Modena is a must-visit destination for foodies and culture lovers. Explore its historic center, visit the UNESCO-listed Modena Cathedral, and indulge in the best Parmigiano Reggiano, prosciutto, and balsamic vinegar tastings. Whether you’re here for a gourmet experience, sightseeing, or luxury cars, Modena offers an unforgettable journey.

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The Wonderful Flavors and Tastes of Modena: A List of Top Restaurants

Where to Eat in Modena: Best Restaurants & Food Experiences Modena is one of Italy’s great food capitals, famous for traditional trattorias, world-class chefs, and iconic local products such as balsamic vinegar and fresh pasta. This guide highlights some of the best places to eat in Modena, from historic osterie to modern dining experiences, to […]

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Stanguellini Classic Car Museum in Modena, Italy

Stanguellini the Pioneers of racing cars This small workshop and the people behind it are the true pioneers of the racing cars. Now  you have the possibility to visit them with our guided tours in English. Modena and motors Everyone is familiar with motors in Modena. They can instantly recognize a Guzzi 500 Astore and tell the

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Tour of Motorvalley Panini Collection Modena Emilia Romagna

Motorvalley and Panini museum in Modena, Italy. by Marcelo Pinto  June 16th 2012 The Motorvalley runs through the valley, crossing “via Emilia” to the Modenese countryside, where the “Hombre” farm is located. 330 hectares for 500 cows, all managed by a young farmer from the lowlands, Matteo Panini. He belongs to the last generation of farmers and

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Young Parmigiano Reggiano wheels aging on wooden shelves at a dairy in Emilia-Romagna
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The Bank That Stores 430,000 Wheels of Parmigiano Reggiano

In Reggio Emilia, there is a bank vault that holds no money. Instead, it contains approximately 430,000 wheels of Parmigiano Reggiano, stacked floor to ceiling, worth around €190 million. This is not a novelty — Credito Emiliano (Credem) has been running this program since 1953, and it exists because of a structural problem built into

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Letter from the White House expressing gratitude to Giorgio and Giovanna for their thoughtful gift, dated January 6, 2012.
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President Obama Praises Traditional Balsamic Vinegar from Modena

In 2012, the White House sent a letter to Acetaia di Giorgio, a family-run balsamic vinegar producer based in Modena. President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama wrote to praise the traditional balsamic vinegar they had received as a gift. For a small acetaia producing a few hundred certified bottles a year, a letter from

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Earthquake in Emilia Romagna shakes 30,000 wheels of Parmesan

2012 Earthquake in Emilia-Romagna: Tremors Around Ferrara and Impact on Parmigiano Reggiano In the early hours of May 20th, 2012, a magnitude 5.9 earthquake struck the area around Ferrara in Emilia-Romagna. Many residents were awakened in the middle of the night by strong tremors. Several buildings suffered structural damage, and tragically four people lost their

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