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Bologna

When art and history are mixed, the result is Bologna, one of the most attractive and charming cities in Italy.

Bologna, capital of the Emilia Romagna region, is a historical city in the heart of Italy. Its medieval city centre with the UNESCO heritage listed porticoes is one of the largest in Europe. At the heart of Bologna is the Piazza Maggiore surrounded by the Basilica of San Petronio, Palazzo del Podestà, Palazzo Comunale, Palazzo dei Notai, and Palazzo dei Banchi.

Bologna has several nicknames – La Dotta, La Grassa and La Rossa – all linked to its culinary and academic prestige.

Covering an area of 180 square kilometres, Bologna has the second-largest and best-preserved medieval historic centre in Europe. The city stands out for its history and more recently for the incredible university environment.

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Top 12 things to do in Bologna:

Piazza Maggiore – it is the central square in Bologna. Renowned buildings surround the piazza such as – Pallazo d’Accursio, the Palazzo del Podesta, the Basilica di San Petronio and the Palazzo Comunale.
Piazza del Nettuno – Created by Giambologna in the 16th century, it is one of the finest fountains of its period – Meeting hub for locals and tourists
Leaning towers of Bologna – Asinelli and Garisenda are two tall towers that are leaning accompanying each other and are both named after important Italian families.
San Petronio – Dedicated to Saint Petronius, patron saint of Bologna, the church has a Gothic design and it is noted for both its sheer size and its unfinished front facade.
Archiginnasio – Listed as one of the most important buildings in Bologna and built in the 16th century, the Archiginnasio was once the main building of the University of Bologna and now houses the famous Anatomical Theatre.
Bologna Archaeological Museum – The museum hosts a huge range of collections: Prehistoric, Etruscan, Celtic, Greek, Roman, Egyptian and Numismatic.
Bologna National Gallery – art exhibitions from Emilian region and the city from the 13th century, up to the 18th century.
La Piazzola Market – Historic market located in the Piazza dell’Agosto.
Monte della Guardia – The longest portico in the world leads up to the top of Monte della Guardia. A forest hill with amazing views over the city.
The Sanctuary of the Madonna of San Luca – located on top of the Monte della Guardia is one of the oldest churches in Bologna built in 1194, not finished until 1765.
Explore the porticoes – Bologna is known for its extensive porticoes. There are numerous different porticoes around the city but the most famous is the Bonaccorsi Arch.
Enjoy local Tortellini – Tortellini is one of the most popular traditional Italian food in Bologna.

Universities in Bologna

Alma Mater Studiorum - University of Bologna

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