Torre della Ghirlandina
The Torre della Ghirlandina or simply Ghirlandina is the Campanile of the Cathedral of Modena, in Emilia-Romagna, Italy. At 86.12 meters tall, the bell tower is the symbol of Modena and a prominent landmark visible from afar.
- Monument
- …lies at an elevation of around 40 metres (140 feet)
- …is also known as “Ghirlandina”
- Description: bell tower of the Cathedral of Modena
Places of Interest Nearby
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Villages in the Area
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San Donnino
San Donnino is a village.
8 km southeast of Torre della Ghirlandina
Torre della Ghirlandina
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Latitude
44.64635° or 44° 38′ 47″ north
Longitude
10.92604° or 10° 55′ 34″ east
Open location code
8FPGJWWG+GC
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Vietnamese—“Torre della Ghirlandina” goes by many names.
برج ديلا غيرلانديناArabic
Torre CivicaBasque
Torre cívica de MòdenaCatalan
市民塔Chinese
Torre della GhirlandinaDanish
Torre CivicaDutch
GhirlandèinaEmilian
Turo GhirlandinaEsperanto
GhirlandinaFinnish
Torre della GhirlandinaGalician
ტორე-ჩივიკაGeorgian
Torre CivicaHungarian
Torre della GhirlandinaHungarian
GhirlandinaItalian
torre della GhirlandinaItalian
ギルランディーナJapanese
GhirlandinaLombard
برج گیرلاندیناPersian
توره دلا گیرلاندیناPersian
ГирландинаRussian
Stolp GhirlandinaSlovenian
Torre della GhirlandinaTurkish
Torre CívicaVietnamese
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