In the 10th century, Bologna was a prosperous city, both historically and economically. At this wonderful time, the people of Bolo …
The Palace of King Enzo is located on Piazza Maggiore in the center of Bologna, Italy. It was built in early 1245 and was original …
Maggiore Square can be called the “pulsating heart” of the city – it is the center of both urban and religious life of Bologna. He …
Marco Minghetti (1818-1886) was an Italian politician, economist, statesman, writer and journalist. Marco Mingetti was born in …
Excursion on a private boat* or local public transport on the famous Grand Canal, which for centuries housed the most famous and b …
parmesan Acquaintance with the production of parmesan, an environmentally friendly and waste-free product, which is deservedly ca …
Old town in northern Italy. "The old sausage woman," as the Italians call her. The old town of Bologna looks the same as it did du …
Walking sightseeing tour (3 hours)Walking on a gondola on the canals of VeniceWalking tour of the center of Venice (2 ho …
Italy annually attracts millions of tourists and shopping lovers from all over the world. Here all year round are held a …
Bologna is a city with deep historical roots and a vibrant modern atmosphere. Medieval streets, a university with a centuries-old tradition and a rich gastronomic culture intertwine here, for which the city is often called “La Grassa”. Walking through the narrow arcades and bustling squares, you feel the combination of antiquity and university youth, which makes Bologna truly unique.
The city’s man-made landmarks tell of its importance in the Middle Ages and Renaissance: Piazza Maggiore and Piazza Neptune, the historic heart of King Enzo’s Palace. The city's horizon is decorated with Bologna towers, including the famous Azinelli and Garisenda, and next to it stands the Basilica of San Petronio. Independence Street leads through shopping arcades to museums, university buildings and cozy squares like Piazza Minghetti. Do not forget about major events such as Cersaie Ceramics Salon, which brings together professionals and guests from all over the world.
The natural corners around Bologna are the hills of Bologna and the foothills of the Apenin Mountains, from where panoramic views of the city and picturesque trails for walks open. In the city itself there are green parks and quiet gardens, ideal for relaxing after visiting the monuments: benches in the shade, flowering alleys and quiet courtyards help to feel the measured rhythm of local life. The surroundings offer hill routes, nature trails and scenic sunset views over the terracotta roofs.
On our website you can see all the main attractions of Bologna on an interactive map, read brief and informative descriptions of each point and plot a route through the selected sites. The route building feature helps to optimize time by combining historical sites, museums and convenient stops for relaxation or lunch, and the map works as a convenient navigator while walking around the city.
You are free to explore Bologna on your own, following thoughtful routes and discovering your favorite corners in your rhythm, or book excursions with local guides. Professional guides will tell little-known stories, guide you through hidden courtyards and help you better understand the architecture, culture and gastronomic traditions of the city. Excursions are great for those who want to hear context and see more in a short time.
Come to Bologna to feel its atmosphere, see the famous towers and majestic squares, try real Emilian cuisine and discover new routes. The city is waiting for walks, discoveries and inspiration - start planning your trip and let Bologna tell your story in person.
