The official tourism website for Bologna and the Metropolitan City for information on places to visit, events, experiences and things to do, restaurants and hospitality.

Walking tour of Bologna with an expert local guide; See the most significant monuments, including the Two Towers, the inner Courtyard of Archiginnasio and San Petronio church; Learn about the city’s past and present

from City Centre: 15min Piazza Santo Stefano The square has several palazzi – including Palazzo Isolani – whose porticoes have for centuries made some of the most beautiful city views, and the delightful Basilica of Santo Stefano, also known as the “Seven Churches”. The Two Towers: Asinelli and Garisenda Enduring symbols of the city, the

2024年1月31日 · Outdoor enthusiasts should not miss the UNESCO world's longest portico, winding its way for 4 kilometres right out of the city centre and up into the hills to the Sanctuary of San Luca, a traditional walking destination for the Bolognese and …

Bologna Welcome Card. The tourist card to discover what’s best in the city easily and cost effectively

Lively, animated and fascinating: This is Bologna. Many tours to discover the best of culture, food and open-air life in the city centre and beyond.

Bologna is located along the A1, only 1 hour from Florence (southbound), and just over 2 hours from Milan (northbound). Bologna is also the gateway to the A14, running along the Adriatic side of the peninsula from Romagna all the way to Taranto.

All tourist information on hospitality, restaurants, places to see, events and activities in Bologna and its province

2024年8月5日 · in the city center or nearby If you need to park your car in – or very close to - the city centre, there are a number of options. Remember to have your number plate registered with the municipal mobility office, to avoid the risk of being fined for driving into the ZTL unauthorised.

Bologna Welcome Card. The tourist card to discover what’s best in the city easily and cost effectively