The Rocca, one of Vignola’s most recognisable landmarks, represents a perfect blend of history and culture. It is a building that has evolved over time from a medieval fortress, as documented in 12th-century sources, into a Renaissance residence by the early 15th century. On the ground and first floors of the Rocca, you can still admire 15th-century frescoes recounting episodes from the lives of the owning family. The Hall of the Pavilion is especially famous for its scenes of weddings and hanging gardens, offering a fascinating glimpse into life at the time. Today, the Rocca is not only a historic monument but also a vibrant cultural hub.