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Mordano

All you need to know about Mordano: the numbers to keep at hand, a few curiosities and what there is to see and do.

4,593inhabitants
21metres above sea level
21.4km² of land
40027postcode

Useful numbers in Mordano

Save them on your phone before you leave: tap a number to call.

  • Emergencies

    112

    One number for every emergency: police, fire brigade and ambulance. Free, works with no credit, and they also answer in English.

    The old numbers 113 (police), 115 (fire brigade) and 118 (ambulance) still work: they all reach the same 112 centre.

  • Out-of-hours doctor

    800 040 050

    For minor health problems when GPs are closed: at night, at weekends and on public holidays. Run by AUSL Imola.

    Places and hours

  • Health and emergencies in Mordano

    Emergency room, CAU, out-of-hours doctor, doctor for tourists, Red Cross: what to do if you fall ill, explained for visitors from abroad.

    Health and emergencies

  • Emergency room

    • Ospedale Umberto Primo8.9 km as the crow flies · Lugo · Viale Dante Alighieri 10

      Map

    • Ospedale di Imola "Santa Maria della Scaletta"10.6 km as the crow flies · Imola

      Map

  • Town hall of Mordano

    0542 56911 Switchboard

    Via Bacchilega, 6

    Mayor: Nicola Tassinari

    Town website

  • Postcode and dialling code

    Postcode 40027

    Dialling code 0542

    From a foreign mobile: +39 and then the whole number, 0 included.

  • Post offices 2

    • Poste Italiane

      Map

    • Poste Italiane

      Map

  • Police stations 2

    • Carabinieri

      Map

    • Polizia LocaleLocal police

      Map

  • Pharmacies 2

    The pharmacies open at night and on holidays are listed on the door of every pharmacy.

  • Vets

    For a pet that falls ill on holiday. Call before you go.

    None in this town: the nearest one is in a neighbouring town.

Mordano in numbers

Official open data: the source is under every number.

4,593inhabitantsISTAT
21.4km² of landWikidata
214people per km²our calculation
21metres above sea levelWikidata
3,377cars owned by residentsACI, 2025
735cars per 1,000 peopleACI, 2025
562motorbikesACI, 2025
4,556vehicles in all, lorries includedACI, 2025
92named streets and squaresOpenStreetMap
9.5km of cycle lanesOpenStreetMap
1places to stayOpenStreetMap
5places to eat and drinkOpenStreetMap
1petrol stationsOpenStreetMap
2playgroundsOpenStreetMap
4schoolsOpenStreetMap
2churches and places of worshipOpenStreetMap

The locals are called bubanesi in Italian.

Patron saint: Saint Eustace.

Twinned with: Mezőhegyes.

Born in Mordano

  • Dino GrandiItalian politician (1895–1988) · 1895

    Wikipedia

Mordano on Wikipedia

What to see and do in Mordano

First our own hand-written cards, then what OpenStreetMap knows on top.

Castles and fortresses 1

The whole list
  • Torrione Sforzesco di Bubano

    Mordano

    This is what remains of the fortress strengthened in the late fifteenth century under Caterina Sforza. Inside is a small museum centre on the history of the village; in June it is the setting of the Palio del Torrione.

    Public Museum Scheduled openings

    Official site

Churches 1

  • Chiesa di Sant'EustachioPlace of worship

Theatres, cinemas and libraries 1

  • Biblioteca comunaleLibrary · Via Borgo General Vitali 12

Parks and gardens 3

  • Oasi ex cava BrunoriPark
  • Parco Del Donatore Di SanguePark
  • Parco EuropaPark · Via Ippolito Pirazzoli 41

Stay and eat in Mordano

The full lists, with the website and the map of every place.

Getting to Mordano

A driver meets you on arrival and takes you to your hotel, the fair or the concert. Fixed price, book online.

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Other towns in the area

Sources: population ISTAT; phone, address and mayor from the Italian public administration index; vehicles ACI; businesses ISTAT; saints, twin towns and people Wikidata; places and services OpenStreetMap. Found a mistake? The right number is always the one on the official site. Lists from OpenStreetMap, read on 3 October 2026.