Levizzano  Rangone​

Latest page update: 26 May 2025
By: Dion Protani

Where to Stay

Where to Stay in Levizzano Rangone
Accommodation options in Levizzano Rangone are limited, with most stays consisting of agriturismi, B&Bs and small countryside properties near the castle and vineyards. For established full-service hotels with a higher volume of reviews, the wider Province of Modena offers the strongest selection, particularly in nearby towns with larger and longer-standing properties.
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In Maranello, Maranello Palace is a well-reviewed choice with modern rooms, professional service and convenient access to both the town and the surrounding hills (€€€). Also in Maranello, Maranello Village offers contemporary facilities, on-site dining and easy parking, earning positive feedback for comfort and value (€€). For those seeking an elegant hotel in the provincial capital, Hotel Canalgrande in Modena provides a historic setting with refined interiors and polished service standards, making it one of the most established high-end options in the area (€€€€).

Where is

Where is Levizzano Rangone?
​The town of Levizzano Rangone is situated within the Province of Modena and has a population of 721 inhabitants.

Standing at an elevation of 210 metres above sea level, it's part of the commune of Castelvetro di Modena. The town has one hotel while nearby places of interest include Castelvetro di Modena, Vignola, Maranello and Sassuolo.
Levizzano Rangone - frazione di Castelvetro di Modena
Comune: Castelvetro di Modena

Province: Modena

Region: Emilia Romagna

Elevation: 210 metres

​Close by: Vignola, Maranello, Sassuolo
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Recommended accommodation: Hotel ​Guerro (5 km)

What People Ask About Levizzano Rangone

Is Levizzano Rangone worth visiting?
Yes, Levizzano Rangone is a small village in the hills near Castelvetro di Modena, known for its castle, views of the surrounding vineyards, and its role in the area's wine and food culture.
What can you do in Levizzano Rangone?
You can visit the Castello di Levizzano, which hosts wine-related exhibitions and events, walk through the surrounding countryside, and enjoy tastings at local Lambrusco producers nearby.
How do you get to Levizzano Rangone?
Levizzano Rangone is about 2 km from Castelvetro di Modena and 23 km from Modena. It is easiest to reach by car. The nearest train station is in Modena, followed by a short drive through the hills.
What is Levizzano Rangone known for?
It is known for Castello di Levizzano, its wine culture linked to Lambrusco Grasparossa, and its setting among vineyards and rolling hills in the Emilia-Romagna countryside.
When is the best time to visit Levizzano Rangone?
September is a good time to visit during the grape harvest and local festivals. Spring and early summer are also ideal for walks and enjoying the rural setting.
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Discover Levizzano Rangone
Levizzano Rangone, located in the Emilia-Romagna region, is a small, historic village set in the hills of the Modena province. Known for its scenic beauty and rich agricultural heritage, Levizzano Rangone offers a tranquil escape with breathtaking views of the surrounding vineyards and the Apennine Mountains. The village’s traditional architecture, narrow streets, and peaceful atmosphere make it an ideal destination for visitors looking to explore the natural landscape and experience authentic rural life.
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Levizzano Rangone is famous for its vineyards, which produce the renowned Lambrusco wine, making it a perfect destination for wine enthusiasts. The town is also home to the Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista, a church with significant historical and architectural value. Visitors can enjoy walking through the village’s streets, taking in the views of the countryside, and exploring nearby hiking and cycling trails that lead through the vineyards and rolling hills. The village’s combination of natural beauty, historical landmarks, and serene surroundings makes Levizzano Rangone a wonderful base for exploring the Emilia-Romagna region.

Things to Do

Things to Do in Levizzano Rangone
  • Castello di Levizzano Rangone: This hilltop castle dominates the village and has origins dating back to the 9th century. Restored over the centuries, it features towers, inner courtyards, and a central keep. The Museo Rosso Graspa, housed within, explores the history of wine-making in the area, particularly the production of Lambrusco Grasparossa.
  • Pieve di San Giovanni Battista: Just below the castle, this Romanesque parish church is among the oldest in the region. It features a simple stone façade and a richly decorated interior, including medieval frescoes and later Baroque additions, reflecting the area’s long ecclesiastical history.
  • Historic Village and Views: The small centre of Levizzano Rangone is made up of traditional houses, narrow lanes, and quiet corners. Surrounded by vineyards and rolling hills, the village offers wide views over the Modenese Apennines and the surrounding countryside.
  • Wine Routes and Local Produce: The area is renowned for its wine production, particularly Lambrusco Grasparossa di Castelvetro. Visitors can follow local wine routes, with tastings and tours available at nearby vineyards and agriturismi offering traditional Emilian cuisine and seasonal products.
  • Day Trip to Castelvetro di Modena: Just a short drive away, Castelvetro di Modena offers a larger historic centre, a striking chessboard piazza, and more restaurants, wine bars, and cultural events. It complements Levizzano with a livelier atmosphere and additional visitor services.

Tours and Activities

Levizzano Rangone Tours and Activities

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How to Get to Levizzano Rangone
By Rail: Levizzano Rangone does not have its own train station. The nearest station is in Modena, about 20 kilometres away, on the Milan–Bologna line served by Trenitalia and Italo. From Bologna, trains to Modena take around 20 minutes, and from there Levizzano Rangone can be reached in about 30 minutes by car or local bus.

By Road: Levizzano Rangone is situated in the hills south of Modena, within the Lambrusco wine area. From Modena, the distance is around 20 kilometres, with a driving time of about 30 minutes. From Bologna, the journey is approximately 45 kilometres and takes about 55 minutes via the A1 motorway. Parking is available near the village centre and close to the castle.

Nearest International Airports:
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  • Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport: About 45 kilometres from Levizzano Rangone, with a drive of around 50 minutes. This is the closest major airport, with a wide range of domestic and international services.
  • Parma Airport (Giuseppe Verdi): Approximately 70 kilometres away, with a driving time of about 1 hour and 10 minutes. A smaller airport, mainly serving domestic and limited European routes.
  • Verona Villafranca Airport: Roughly 110 kilometres from Levizzano Rangone, taking about 1 hour and 30 minutes by car. A good option for European and seasonal flights.

Private Transfers

Levizzano Rangone Private Transfers
A private transfer is the most convenient way to travel to or from Levizzano Rangone, offering a direct service without the need to manage buses or drive the narrow country roads yourself. You’ll be collected from your chosen location and driven by a local, professional driver, ensuring a smooth and reliable journey.

From Levizzano Rangone, the nearest hub is Modena, which can be reached in about 25 minutes, a distance of 20 km. Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport is around 45 minutes away at 45 km, while Parma Airport can be reached in about 1 hour, covering 65 km. A transfer to Florence Airport usually takes 1 hour 40 minutes with a journey of 120 km. For those travelling further, Milan Linate Airport is about 2 hours away, a distance of 175 km.
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