AGO MODENA FABBRICHE CULTURALI

Modena Fabbriche Culturali is a project that groups together as a system the cultural institutions whose headquarters overlook Largo Porta Sant’Agostino in Modena: Palazzo dei Musei, the former Estense Hospital, the church of Sant’Agostino, and the former Sant’Agostino Hospital.

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