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Despite the fact that a big number of jobs is provided by industrial manufacturers. Modena still has a many SMEs and solo-entrepreneurs involved in trade, financial services and digital technologies. They create the target audience of the coworking venues operating in Modena. There is a small number of coworking spaces in Modena and yet they offer top-notch facilities to their tenants. The venues are fully furnished and are available 24/7. Reception services, private company sign and a designated parking spot are all provided by local landlords. Air-conditioning, a simple kitchen and nice business lounges are also included in the price of renting a desk in a coworking in Modena. For a relatively small city with a limited number of solo-entrepreneurs, the coworking spaces in Modena are primary venues for business networking and collaboration. The city has an underdeveloped startup scene, making the shared office one of the few resources available.

Enzo Ferrari was born and grew up in Modena, which defined the economical development of the city. Now, it is one of the most influential cities in terms of car manufacturing in the world. Modena’s diverse economy is home to 20 thousand manufacturing firms and 30 thousand trade and services businesses. Goods, manufactured here, are being exported all over the world. The industrial sector produces various goods starting from pumps and finishing with Ferrari racecars. Pagani, Lamborghini, and Maserati also have their HQs in the Modena. The city is currently best-connected to the rest of Italy by rail. And public transportation is provided by trolleybuses.

Modena is the capital of the province Modena, one of the most economically successful provinces in Europe. The city itself is home to almost 200 thousand residents and is mostly famous for being the birthplace of many racecars. There is even a car 360 Modena, produced by Ferrari. The city also boasts a rich cultural life thanks to numerous museums, galleries and a University situated in the city. The Modena Cathedral, The Torre della Ghirlandina (bell tower on the cathedral) and Piazza Grande (the main square in the city centre) have been recognised as UNESCO World Heritage Sites for 22 years now. The city is interesting not only to the people who value historical sights but also race cars history. There is a museum dedicated to the history of Ferrari, that dedicated race fans come to see from all over the world.