Around Bologna
Food Scene
Amazing Icecream! Only from March to October 😉
My favorite taste: pistacchio con panna!
9 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Ugo
24c Via S. FeliceAmazing Icecream! Only from March to October 😉
My favorite taste: pistacchio con panna!
Cantina Bentivoglio
4/b Via Mascarellaottimo ristorante + jazz music.
Camera A Sud
5 Via ValdonicaFood&wine
Trattoria Fantoni
11 Via del PratelloIl classico della cucina Bolognese.
Food Market & otherthing...
Open since 11PM.
300 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Mercado de las Hierbas
25 Via Ugo BassiFood Market & otherthing...
Open since 11PM.
Ristorante Casa Monica
16a Via San RoccoAmazing dinner.
Lasagne and cotoletta alla bolognese.
What else?
67 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Trattoria da Me
50a Via S. FeliceLasagne and cotoletta alla bolognese.
What else?
Simoni Laboratorio
3b Via Pescherie VecchieAperitivo time.
Arts & Culture
Pausa relax con bambini al seguito.
Nice pit.stop with children.
162 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Biblioteca Salaborsa
3 Piazza del NettunoPausa relax con bambini al seguito.
Nice pit.stop with children.
Modern Art with nice coffee shop.
273 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
MAMbo - Museo de Arte Moderno de Bolonia
14 Via Don Giovanni MinzoniModern Art with nice coffee shop.
Asinelli Tower
The icons of Bologna... go up!
Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna
33 Via ZamboniBeautifull walking (uphill) and great final view.
366 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Santuario de la Madonna di San Luca
36 Via di San LucaBeautifull walking (uphill) and great final view.
Conosciuta anche come "sette chiese"...visitatela e scoprirete il perchè.
Also known as "seven churches"...visit it and find out why.
84 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Basilica Santo Stefano
24 Via Santo StefanoConosciuta anche come "sette chiese"...visitatela e scoprirete il perchè.
Also known as "seven churches"...visit it and find out why.
The Archiginnasio of Bologna is one of the most important buildings in the city of Bologna; once the main building of the University of Bo, it currently houses the Municipal Library and the Anatomical Theatre.
Here you can see also the most important collections of coats of arms. (6.000)
164 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Archiginnasio de Bolonia
1 Piazza GalvaniThe Archiginnasio of Bologna is one of the most important buildings in the city of Bologna; once the main building of the University of Bo, it currently houses the Municipal Library and the Anatomical Theatre.
Here you can see also the most important collections of coats of arms. (6.000)
Designed in 1637 for the anatomical lessons and it was built by the bolognese architect Antonio Paolucci, called “il Levanti”.
Here you can see the desk of the lecturer with 2statues called gli “Spellati” (Skinned men) and above a seated female figure - the allegory of Anatomy - receives a femur from little putto as a tribute like a flower…
See the incredible ceiling with different symbolic like
Apollo, the protector of Medicine,
Centauro, Sagittario, Acquario…
Ps. It seems that Mary Shelley for the writing of her famous “Frankenstein” took inspiration from events that really happened, and in particular from some experiments conducted by the Bolognese scientist Giovanni Aldini, professor and researcher of physics at the University of Bologna and nephew of the famous Luigi Galvani.
43 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Teatro Anatomico
1 Piazza GalvaniDesigned in 1637 for the anatomical lessons and it was built by the bolognese architect Antonio Paolucci, called “il Levanti”.
Here you can see the desk of the lecturer with 2statues called gli “Spellati” (Skinned men) and above a seated female figure - the allegory of Anatomy - receives a femur from little putto as a tribute like a flower…
See the incredible ceiling with different symbolic like
Apollo, the protector of Medicine,
Centauro, Sagittario, Acquario…
Ps. It seems that Mary Shelley for the writing of her famous “Frankenstein” took inspiration from events that really happened, and in particular from some experiments conducted by the Bolognese scientist Giovanni Aldini, professor and researcher of physics at the University of Bologna and nephew of the famous Luigi Galvani.
Parks & Nature
Al Parco Giardini Margherita
14 Piazza di Porta Castiglione