• Piazza Maggiore - When you think of Italy, famous cities like Rome, Venice and Florence definitely come to mind and while these are home to wonderful landmarks they are also places for mass tourism but if you want to escape the crowds and discover a part of Italy that isn’t often talked about come and visit Bologna an underrated city - from a foreign tourist perspective - that will help you get a sense of what the country and culture is truly about. It may not be a top tourist venue but it is a living breathing Italian experience, which can be hard to find in more popular destinations. It is very easy to reach Bologna, located halfway between Venice and Florence it is a major transport hub for rail travel throughout the country and it has got an international airport.
  Piazza Maggiore, Bologna historical centre since Roman time. The square is surrounded by important monuments such as the Neptune fountain, the Basilica of San Petronio, the old town halls, the Palazzo dei Banchi and the Sala Borsa.

• Qualified local tour guide
• Private tour
• Professional guide

• Transportation to/from attractions
• Tickets, food and drinks

Bologna’s charm not only lies in its embodyment of most metropolitan city features, but also its manageable size. Bologna is not just home to the oldest University in the Western World, established in 1088, it’s also renowned as a gastronomic hub and has a well-maintained medieval city centre featuring approximately 40 kilometres of porticoes, constructed over a millennium ago.

• A dress code is required to enter places of worship. You may risk refused entry if you fail to comply with these dress requirements

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