Attractions in Modena

In summer, bring a hat and sunscreen, and lots of water.

Monte Tre Croci can be reached from various parts, the toughest being from Castelvetro di Modena. Panoramic point

An obligatory stop, this structure allows you to access the banks of the Secchia river, therefore from the Reggio or Modenese side; interesting is the stretch that leads to the … read more

The date of construction of the fortress is not certain, it is assumed after the Carolingian age to defend the town from the Hungarian barbarians. A document dating back to … read more

Lake Scaffaiolo is a picturesque high mountain lake, located at 1,785 meters above sea level at the foot of Monte Cupolino, between the provinces of Pistoia, Modena and Bologna. The … read more

Even when you ride a bit of history it never hurts

The current Parish Church of Levizzano, dedicated to Sant'Antonino, was built starting from 1903 and finished in 1910, based on a project by the engineer Carlo Barberi.
It is located … read more

The Ducal Palace of Sassuolo is one of the most important Baroque residences in northern Italy. Its current appearance takes shape at the behest of Duke Francesco I d'Este, who … read more

Very famous monument in the city of Modena

Ring of the two dams a beautiful characteristic bridge!

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Modena small station, very busy area

The Passo delle Radici (also known as the mouth of the Radici or Passo di San Pellegrino in Alpe - 1,527 m asl) is a pass of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines … read more

The Levizzano Castle dating back to the end of the 9th century. It appeared as a simple fortified settlement. Over the centuries it has undergone various alterations, transforming the ancient … read more

Beautiful castle especially during the Christmas holidays

nice passage for Mtb

Nice alpine hut, conveniently located a short distance from the Apennine ridge (Path 00).

Base for excursions both towards Abetone and towards Corno alle Scale, especially by biking (bikes on rent during Summer).

The village is located on the hill above the town of Marano sul Panaro, and can be reached from Via Sassoccia.
The hill on which the Borgo di Campiglio stands … read more

I strongly advise against the passage with racing bikes. The deck flooring is made of wooden planks arranged longitudinally so there is a risk of ending up with the wheels inside the cracks.