Hotels Prignano, Guesthouses Prignano and Residences Prignano

Prignano sulla Secchia is a small municipality which nestles on the slopes of the Modena Apennines, just in the heart of the valleys of the rivers Secchia and Rossenna. The gentle hills which surround Prignano are part of the Faunal Reserve “La Mandria”, which is wholly carpeted with thick woods of oaks, poplars and willow trees and populated by roe deers, deers, wild boars, small rodents, foxes, birds of prey and further birds.

Its outstanding environmental beauties make Prignano one of the most appreciated resorts in the province of Modena. The old towns of Prignano and the nearby hamlets gather a remarkably wide array of accommodation facilities, such as comfortable hotels and cheap guesthouses. Not to be missed are the intimate bed and breakfasts and holiday farms situated amidst the green hills of Modena.

Situated in a privileged position overlooking the valley of the stream Rossenna, Prignano's old town develops around the ancient bell tower of St. Michele and offers visitors the possibility to enjoy breathtaking views over the highest Apennine peaks of the surrounding area, Mount Cimone and Mount Cusna.
The charming footpaths which cross Prignano's thick woods, which are dotted with plenty of observation points for the lovers of birdwatching, and the fascinating itineraries which lead up to the banks of the river are among the privileged destinations for the lovers of nature flocking to Prignano. Not to be missed are further charming itineraries across the nearby hamlets.
The small village of Pigneto, situated on the right bank of the river Secchia, hosts Pescale archaeological site, which gathers interesting stone tools, terracotta vases, tombs, the remains of the ancient settlement and further items dating back to the period comprised between the V and the III century BC.
Worthy of mention are the small medieval rural villages which nestle amidst the surrounding hills, such as Sassomorello, across the valley or along the course of the river Secca, such as Saltino or the small village of Pugnago.