Wedged between the well-trodden cities of Venice, Milan, and Florence, Bologna is often overlooked. That’s too bad because this vibrant historical and gastronomic center is one of the most culturally rich places in Italy. Home to 400,000 people, the capital of Emilia-Romagna has high quality-of-life indicators and ranks as one of the most livable destinations in the country.
Bologna is the perfect place to lose yourself amidst its elegant architecture, medieval side streets, food markets, crumbling historical houses, and impressive towers. Discover famous sights and hidden gems in our Bologna travel guide.
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