Top 10 Things to do for Honeymoon in Province of Modena, Emilia-Romagna

April 5, 2022 Enriqueta Cusson

The Province of Modena (Italian: Provincia di Modena) is a province in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. Its capital is the city of Modena.
Restaurants in Province of Modena

1. Test Drive in Maranello

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Test Drive in Maranello

work to provide the best service to tourists who come to Maranello do your test drive Tour, we have instructors speaking Brazilian Portuguese English, Spanish, Russian, giving you all the tips and let you performed in your test drive Tour.

2. Balsamico Village

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Balsamico Village

Balsamico Village, surrounded by vineyards, brings you on a journey inside the italian tradition, following the production of Balsamic Vinegar from the grape to the bottle. Is a training course, useful for schools,tourists and food lovers organizing trip to Italy. The tour will include a taste in our Balsamic Lounge to end perfectly your balsamic experience.

3. Acetaia Villa San Donnino

Strada Medicina 25, 41126, Modena Italy +39 349 186 5083 [email protected] http://www.villasandonnino.it/
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Acetaia Villa San Donnino

Production of Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena and Balsamic Condiment. The Villa of Vinegar in Modena On March 14th 1910 the project of the Villa was submitted on behalf of Lieutenant Claudio San Donnino. It was later to become an exquisite example of Emilia Romagna "liberty". Frescoes and decorations by Aroldo Bonzaghi (1887-1918) with evocative and voluptuous "dannunzian" allegories generate a magical atmosphere. In that extraordinary place, Davide and Cristina invite you to taste special products of Villa San Donnino.

Reviewed By Jonatanw - Parma, Italy

An amazing place, beautiful grounds and lovely instructor. My wife and I enjoyed our visit to the Acetaia. The lady who described the process was very informative and funny. The tasting was also very good and it was interesting to taste the difference between the years.

4. Azienda Agricola Leonardi Giovanni

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Azienda Agricola Leonardi Giovanni

Acetaia Leonardi is a family-run business with closed-loop supply chain. The Leonardi Family controls every single step of the process (cultivation, harvest, and pressing of the grapes, cooking of the must, maturation in wooden barrels and final bottling and packaging). Visiting Leonardi is like stepping back in time. Surrounded by grapevines and founded in 1800s Acetaia Leonardi Farmhouse is the place to visit if you want to taste traditional products and breath agricultural atmospheres. Living a “ balsamic experience” means: tours of the vineyards and the “Acetaia”, visit the company’s museum, professional and detailed tutored tastings and matching of balsamic vinegar with typical local food products.

5. Antica Acetaia Cavedoni Dal 1860

Via Guerro di Qua' Nr 2 Via Sinistra Guerro Nr 34, 41014, Castelvetro di Modena Italy +39 320 082 2214 [email protected] http://www.acetaiacavedoni.it
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Antica Acetaia Cavedoni Dal 1860

6. Acetaia Giuseppe Giusti

Strada Quattro Ville 52, 41123, Modena Italy +39 059 840135 [email protected] http://www.giusti.it
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Acetaia Giuseppe Giusti

Acetaia giusti is the oldest producer of Balsamic Vinegar of Modena, founded in 1605. Nowadays, the company is run by the 17th generation of the Giusti family. A history of more than 400 years full of awards received during the World Exhibitions of the late ‘800s. Among them: the 14 gold medals and the Coat of Arms of the Royal House of Savoia that now characterize the labels of our bottles. The Giusti Balsamic Vinegar collections are available in the most exclusive restaurants and shops in Italy and worldwide.

Reviewed By Jetter500

Lovely little museum, shows history of family of producers and the balsamic vinegar is made, with tour around storage barrels area. Then to the tasting. Tasted a big selection of various ages and pedigrees which really helped me understand the subtle differences. Very worthwhile trip, just wish I could have brought more home. Plus they provided a gorgeous pannetone for us to share.

7. Rocca di Vignola

Piazza Dei Contrari 4, 41058 Vignola Italy +39 059 775246 [email protected] http://www.roccadivignola.it
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Rocca di Vignola

On a sandstone spur, this fortress stands over the Panaro valley. Documented back to 1178, it is one of the most interesting examples of fortification architecture in Emilia. In the fourteenth century it belonged to the Este family of Ferrara, but in 1401 they donated it to the Uguccione Contrari family who turned it into a refined mansion. In 1577, the Fortress was handed over to the Boncompagni family. Purchased by the Cassa di Risparmio di Vignola bank in 1965, it was handed over to the Vignola Foundation in 1998. The massive quadrilateral structure spread over five floors, with three corner towers – Nonantola, Donne and Pennello – is encircled by projections for plunging defence, typical of the XV century. In the courtyard, the small fortress stands to the left and open the Contrari and Grassoni halls. Winter opening times. Week days: 9:00/12:00 – 14:30/18:00. 0/12:00 – 15:30/19:00Holidays: 10:30/13:00 – 15:30/19:00. Closed on Mondays. Free admission

Reviewed By 760billa - Spring Lake, United States

I have now visited three fortresses named “La Rocca” in Emilia–Romagna and the one in Vignola is by far the best. The most fun part is climbing the maze of stairs up to the three towers. There is no one path through the many rooms in the fortress; so, you’re kind of on your own to figure out how to navigate your way through the fortress. But, what I really appreciated was the signage in each room (in both Italian and English) which provides a clear and concise description of the purpose of each room and of the artwork on the walls / ceilings. This is absolutely the number one attraction in Vignola and a good reason to include the city of Vignola in your itinerary.

8. Duomo di Modena

Corso Duomo, 41121, Modena Italy +39 059 216078 http://www.duomodimodena.it
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Duomo di Modena

Reviewed By johannesc299 - Verbier, Switzerland

Go there if you are fed up with the Gothic and golden Barok churches. Modest, but beautiful. Very impressive. And Ionic pilars support the constfuction. Taken from a Greek temple??

9. Palazzo Ducale

Via della Rosa, 41049, Sassuolo Italy +39 0536 801655 http://www.spsae-mo.beniculturali.it/index.php?it/129/palazzo-ducale-di-sassuolo
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Palazzo Ducale

Reviewed By lilian_rolston - Waitakere City, New Zealand

What an unexpected treasure in such an industrial area. The restoration of this castle that was converted to a residence for a duke in 1634, is still a work in progress but meticulously done. The guided tour was well worth the money to hear the stories behind the paintings, rooms and the gardens, the private fishing pond & the fountains.

10. Piazza Grande

Piazza Grande, 41121, Modena Italy [email protected] http://www.visitmodena.it/it/scopri-modena/arte-e-cultura/il-sito-unesco/piazza-grande
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Piazza Grande

Reviewed By rickyspa1 - Miami, United States

If the many squares of Modena, this one in my opinion the best one with an spectacular Cathedral and an array of great buildings cafes and restaurants. Absolutely recommended visit

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