
Bologna, the capital of the Emilia-Romagna region, is the ideal destination as either a city getaway or part of a greater Italy trip. Strolling through its lively streets, you come across a charming mix of history, delicious flavors, and long-standing traditions, which create an ideal setting for enjoying life’s simple pleasures.
This delightful Italian destination goes by a trio of fascinating nicknames, each revealing a unique aspect of its charm. “La Dotta” (the learned) salutes Bologna’s brilliant intellect as host to the Western world’s oldest university. “La Grassa” (the fat) celebrates the city’s status as a gastronomic haven and “La Rossa” (the red) beckons with the city’s warm, welcoming terracotta buildings and nods to its left-leaning politics.
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