• Modena — Travel Guide at Wikivoyage

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    Fast trains run hourly from Milan, taking 75 min via Parma and Reggio Emilia, and continuing from Modena to Bologna, for trains to Rome.

  • Modena: Tourist Attractions & Things to Do - Italia.it

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    Modena wins all visitors’ heart through their stomach, with its priceless treasures appreciated all over the world, and of course the timeless myth of Ferrari.

  • Modena | ITALY Magazine

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    Modena is a city on the south side of the Po Valley, in the Province of Modena in the Emilia-Romagna region of northern Italy.

  • Modena Deri | Modena Deri

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    Modena Deri ,deri sektöründeki uzun yılların tecrübesiyle, geniş ürün yelpazesi ve modern tasarımıyla kaliteyi kendine prensip edinerek hizmet vermektedir.

  • Modena | Emilia Romagna Tourism

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    Modena, in the centre of Emilia-Romagna, is famous for its UNESCO square, for its food and wine tradition and for the many automotive brands born here.

  • Www.wikipedia.tr-tr.nina.az — Modena

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    Modena ayrıca özel ve çoğu özel Avrupa Birliği tescilli "Modena balsamlı (sirke)" ve "lambrasco" tipi kırmızı şarap üretim merkezidir.

  • Modena | Motor Web Museum

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    Modena is part of the Rete Nazionale Città di Motori (National Motor Cities Network), since it is a true cradle for “four-wheeled works of art”.

  • Modena - Italy - YouTube

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  • Modena, Italy

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    When You Think About Modena… Modena is also known in culinary circles for its production of balsamic vinegar.

  • Modena - Vikipedi

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    Modena ayrıca özel ve çoğu özel Avrupa Birliği tescilli "Modena balsamlı sirke" ve "lambrasco" tipi kırmızı şarap üretim merkezidir.