Non Solo Kiwi Events Modigliana On Sunday, November 15, the “Non Solo Kiwi” event returns to Modigliana, from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Throughout the day, the streets of the historic center will come alive with infectious energy: colorful craft markets, folkloric performances celebrating the area’s cultural roots, and music accompanying visitors as they sample local delicacies and shop. During...
A lovely public park known as the Parterre because it was opened in Napoleonic times. The park houses a monument to the Modiglianese patriot created by Italo Vignetti in 1906..
Palazzo Pretorio, located in the medieval square of the same name, centre of the old village, was first the palace of the Conti Guidi and from 1377 the seat of the Podestà sent from Florence...
Located on the summit of Monte Trebbio, the bronze work, inaugurated on 19 June 1977, is a creation of Faenza-born Pierluigi Minardi...
Monument located in the public gardens of Modigliana. Other epigraphs dedicated to the patriot are engraved at the base of the monument...
The loggias of the Town Hall were built in 1861 and their purpose was to host the market for silk cocoons, a market that flourished in Modigliana...
A characteristic humpback bridge of medieval style, formed by three arches, of which the central one is very wide and high...
Ancient 16th-century palace. The imposing palace was once the home of the Borghi family and took on its current late Tuscan Renaissance...
Several mills still survive in Modigliana, this one in particular, thanks to its owner, has returned to its former glory..
Created from the crypt of the ancient parish church, it dates back to the 12th century and was established as the seat of the Battuti Bianchi confraternity in the 17th century...
The church was built in the former convent. The convent of the Dominican Sisters was founded in 1658 (the church in 1644) by Costanza Severoli, a noblewoman from Faenza, widow of Cav. Giulio Piazza..
This is the ancient parish church of Santo Stefano in Juviniano, of which only the crypt remains. Cited as early as 892, dedicated to St Stephen Pope and Martyr...
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