The Ghirlandina Tower is a prominent bell tower located in Modena, Italy. Standing at 86 meters tall, it is part of the Modena Cathedral complex, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The tower was constructed between the 12th and 14th centuries and features a distinctive Romanesque architectural style. The name "Ghirlandina" is derived from the word "ghirlanda," meaning garland, which refers to the decorative elements on the tower. Visitors can climb its 200 steps for a panoramic view of Modena and the surrounding area, making it a popular attraction for tourists and locals alike.