Sassuolo to Modena Train

Travel by train from Sassuolo to Modena

The average journey from Sassuolo to Modena takes on average 0 hr 40 min. Around 30 trains depart a day from Sassuolo to Modena. The average price is $3.00, and the lowest ticket pricing starts at around $2.57.

If you travel from Sassuolo to Modena by train you will leave from Sassuolo station, located in the heart of the city. 

Transportation is provided by the Trenitalia train company, and the train to take is the Regional Train, which connects the cities of Sassuolo and Modena. It is often necessary to make a change of train, at the Reggio Emilia station. 

Within the Regional Train type, you will not have WiFi service or seat choice options. This is the cheapest and widely selected alternative, as it is suitable for this type of travel since the two cities are not very far from each other. 

From Sassuolo to Modena, the train is one of the best ways to travel/move. Once you reach the city of Modena, you will not run out of things to do or see. First and foremost, we recommend you visit Modena Cathedral, one of the most famous and touristy places in the city. Walk through the main entrance; you will see that the cathedral has three wooden portals with circular stained glass windows with two statues of lions standing at the main entrance. The facade, on some of the sculptures, talks about biblical prophets such as God creating Adam and the story of Noah, while the golden interior of the building shows the Passion of Christ. If you're wondering what else to do in Modena, the Ghirlandia Tower is a must-see. It is the bell tower of the cathedral and is more than 86 m high, offering a splendid view of the city. At lunchtime, or as soon as you feel peckish, head to the Albinelli Market, which has been around since 1900. For all that time, it has been a place where people gather to enjoy some great food. Another among the unmissable stops during your tour of Modena is the Ducal Palace. What was once a palace is still one of the most remarkable buildings in the city. It is lined with hundreds of windows, and the central section has several marble columns with an arched portal. Today the palace is home to the Italian Military Academy, which often hosts military ceremonies and performances. The museum displays the Hall of Honor with its frescoed ceiling. If you like art and are wondering what to see in Modena, the Palazzo dei Musei is the answer. It is a palace divided into Galleria Estense, Biblioteca Universitaria Estense, Gipsoteca Giuseppe Graziosi, Archivio Storico Comunale di Modena, Lapidario Romano dei Musei Civici and Biblioteca Civica d'Arte Luigi Poletti.

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