Bologna
Bologna, the lively capital of Emilia-Romagna, is rich in history, culture, and world-famous cuisine. Discover medieval towers, endless porticoes, and terracotta rooftops while experiencing the city’s youthful energy. Explore Piazza Maggiore, the Two Towers, and the charming hidden canals throughout the city.
Must-See Attractions
Piazza Maggiore
The atmospheric heart of Bologna, surrounded by landmarks such as Palazzo D’Accursio, the Basilica of San Petronio, and the Clock Tower.
View on Google MapsBasilica of San Petronio
One of Europe’s largest churches, known for its unfinished façade and the world’s longest sundial.
View on Google MapsArchiginnasio & Anatomical Theatre
Historic seat of the University of Bologna—richly decorated and home to the famous Anatomical Theatre.
View on Google MapsQuadrilatero Market
Medieval market district renowned for its food stalls, local delicacies, and vibrant atmosphere.
View on Google MapsSanctuary of San Luca (Portico di San Luca)
Connected by the world’s longest portico (3.8 km) with 666 arches—an iconic walk offering sweeping views of Bologna.
View on Google MapsThe Two Towers (Due Torri: Asinelli and Garisenda)
Bologna’s most iconic medieval towers—climb the Asinelli Tower for panoramic views over the city.
View on Google MapsOrto Botanico dell'Università di Bologna
One of Europe’s oldest botanical gardens (est.1568), with neoclassical greenhouses and diverse plant collections.
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