Best places: Tourist attractions in Bologna, Italy

👍👍 Best tour group in Bologna! Very knowledgeable and fun! Riccardo was our incredible guide and Luca was our awesome driver for the day. We had a full day visiting the best makers of Parmigiano Reggiano (the King of Cheese), wine with snacks (one of the top 50 young winemakers in the world), and Acet...

Open public area with historic palaces & cultural events leading to the Seven Churches complex.

Art gallery with exhibitions & talks exploring the interface between photography & technology.

Museum with recovered airplane parts & objects from an unsolved crash that occurred in 1980.

City's main square lined with Medieval & Renaissance buildings, lines with cafes & street musicians.

Landmark symbols of the city built by noble families in the 12th century, offering city views.

Spurting mermaids surrounding a vast 16th-century fountain topped with the bronze figure of Neptune.

Prominent historic basilica with a Romanesque facade, many paintings & Saint Dominic's remains.

👍👍 We drove to Sanctuary of the Madonna di San Luca by car. The road is one way, so you have to return on another road, which is also one way. Only then do you see that the sanctuary has a footpath that is fully covered, allowing access in all weathers. The path is sometimes in the form of stairs, some...

Lush green space offering tranquil, tree-lined trails & views of Bologna & the countryside.

Library & anatomical theater in a 16th-century building with frescoes & an array of coats of arms.

Popular public park with lots of trees, a lake & lawns, plus a jogging path & play areas for kids.

This 18th-century Rococo structure allows pilgrims on the Portico di San Luca to pass over the road.

Catholic church restored in the 17th & 18th centuries, with a tall bell tower & frescoes.

👍👍 5 time payers with Friday namaz. Also teach Quran Shareef boys and girls and For Girls has separation. On the other side Washroom and wazu facilities available. Many Islamic books available for read there.

Museum featuring Italian art from the 13th century to the 1700s, including the Renaissance.

13th-century palace with a grand interior, host to large-scale events with high-tech equipment.

French Gothic basilica completed in 1263, featuring soaring vaulted ceilings & ogival arches.

Italian basilica & former church built in a unadorned yet imposing Gothic style in the 1300s.

Renaissance palace & art gallery with renowned 17th century frescoes & high-profile exhibitions.