The capital of the Emilia Romagna region has several affectionate nicknames, which indicate the popularity and affection found in the heart of the people.
It is one of the most visited cities in Italy, both for its present – made up of fervent initiatives and demonstrations – and for its past full of art and history.
A walk in the historic city center is also amazing Marvelous palaces such as the 13th century Palazzo del Podestà and the Palazzo del Comune surround the Piazza Maggiore, a fulcrum of the Bolognese social life, from which you can reach the Piazza Re Enzo, where the famous Neptune Fountain (or the Giant) can be found
The historic center of Bologna is directly connected to the Basilica of San Luca, which stands a little higher on the Colle della Guardia, through a long row of striking porticoes.
Precisely because of this feature (an estimated 40 km of arcades), Bologna is also known as the “city of arcades.”
Not to mention Bologna is also home to numerous museums and art galleries to visit. Just remember the Fondazione Museo Ebraico or the National Art Gallery, the Gallery of Modern Art or the Academy of Fine Arts and many more.
It was only a short stay, he had 2 rooms as there were 6 of us. Lobby staff were great. Breakfast didn’t have much options but enough varieties to fill you up. The Rooms and bathrooms we had were very spacious and clean. It was worth the money. There is also a free car park outside the hotel.
Emran H | Brentford, Regno Unito
