Modena Bloemen Bezorgen (Bloemist)

This pleasant city in the Emilia Romgna region is the perfect getaway for a short break. With interesting architecture, old, narrow streets to explore wonderful cuisine and hospitality the visitor will be delighted and enchanted by this UNESCO world heritage site. Piazza Grande is the perfect place to begin to unravel the wonderful treasures Modena has to offer. The Cathedral is in European Romanesque style and it is said that architect Lanfranco had been inspired by God.
Culinary enthusiasts will adore the local produce of the region not least Modena’s own balsamic vinegar that has been slowly aged over many years in wooden barrels. Enjoy a simple meal of Modena ham accompanied by delicious Parmigiano Reggiano with a splash of balsamic all washed down with a glass of Lambrusco. Don't leave the region without a visit to the Enzo Ferrari Museum and tour the engines museum and see the restored workshop of Enzo’s father. A visit to Ducal Garden is sure to impress with its 17th century lodge and lovely botanical garden featuring roses and herbaceous plants. Make the 20 minute train journey to Bologna to check out one of the oldest gardens in Europe. Orto Botanic opened in 1568 and is now home to tropical plants such as orchids, bromeliads and ferns.