Planning a trip to Italy and wondering where to find those charming little towns that feel like they've jumped straight out of a fairy tale? Look no further. Emilia Romagna is packed with beautiful, off-the-beaten-path villages that ooze history, culture, and incredible views. Ready to explore? Let’s dive into ten of the prettiest towns in Emilia-Romagna with some real hidden gems to add to your

Emilia Romagna: the best towns and villages

Welcome to "La Dotta" ("the Learned"). That's a nickname of Bologna to recall its academic tradition and intellectual history. Bologna is home to one of the oldest universities in the Western world. If you're a history buff, an architecture lover, or simply curious about the city's educational heritage, a university-themed tour of Bologna is a must. Let's take a walk through some of the city's m

Archiginnasio and Anatomical Theatre

You're in Bologna for the food, I know. And I give you plenty of that, I promise.But what about some art to digest tortellini?Here's a list of the best exhibitions to visit in Bologna and Emilia Romagna, always up to date.

Exhibitions in Bologna

Whether you’re a die-hard fan of football, basketball, or motorsports, Bologna offers something to satisfy every sports enthusiast. Here’s a guide to the best things to do in Bologna if you’re a sports fan.

1. Catch a Bologna FC 1909 Match at Stadio Renato Dall’Ara

Bologna is in a strategic position in Italy. So if you're looking for a day trip by car or train, in less than 1 hour you can be in many amazing cities of Emilia Romagna and not only. Take a look at my 6 best day trips from Bologna to spend a day between art, culture and great food.

The city of Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale has a lot more to offer (even if is great to visit a real Acetaia) like the astonishing Modena Cathedral in Piazza Grande or Piazza dell'Accademia. If like me, your passion is food, Mercato Albinelli is a landmark: lucky ones can find Massimo Bottura shopping between the fish stalls. Don't miss the minimal Modena cemetery by Aldo Rossi, it's a masterpiece.