Carpi, Historic town in Italy
Carpi is a charming town located in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy, renowned for its art and historical architecture.
The town's history dates back to the pre-Roman times, and it played an important role during the Renaissance period.
Carpi is known for its rich cultural heritage, including the Pio Palace, which hosts various art collections.
Visitors to Carpi can reach the town via the Bologna-Verona railway line or by road using the A22 motorway.
Carpi features a large central square, one of the biggest in Italy, known as Piazza dei Martiri.
Location: Province of Modena
Population: 71148
Elevation above the sea: 28 m
Website: comune.carpi.mo.it
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Carpi is a charming town located in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy, renowned for its art and historical architecture.
The Castello dei Pio is a prominent historical landmark located in Carpi.
The Carpi Cathedral is a significant religious structure with an elegant Renaissance architecture.
The Museo Monumento al Deportato politico e razziale is a testament to the political and racial deportees.
Santa Maria in Castello, Carpi is a historical church located in Carpi, Italy.
The Teatro Comunale of Carpi is a historic theatre located in the heart of the city.
