Piazza  dei  Martiri  (Carpi)​

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 3 February 2022
The Piazza dei Martiri in Carpi is one of the largest squares in Italy, belying the status of a humble provincial town in Emilia Romagna. 

​One of the most impressive open spaces in the country, it's lined along one side by a covered arcade walkway concealing a number of bars, shops and restaurants. Facing the arcade are the gigantic Palazzo del Pio which stands next to the Teatro Comunale.
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The bright orange hue of the Theatre's facade shares some similarities with that of the distinctive Carpi Cathedral which occupies the top end of the Piazza. The Cathedral underwent a successful renovation after it was severely damaged by an earthquake in 2012. 
City: Carpi

Province: Modena

Region: Emilia Romagna

Landmarks: Palazzo del Pio, Carpi Cathedral, Teatro Comunale

Close by: ​Reggio Emilia, Modena, Bologna, Maranello, Parma

Recommended accommodation: Hotel Duomo

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