Souvenirs are always a discussed topic amongst tourists.How many times have you found yourself wandering at the airport, 30 min before the flight, trying to find something more interesting than that trash keychain or ugly t-shirt? Me: lots of times.​Here's a list of original souvenirs to take home from Bologna that will surprise your friends. 1. Lucio Dalla's vinyl Bologna is represented

5. Leather Tortellino A keyring is quite an ordinary souvenir.Plastic towers, pottery tortellini, and metal football team logos are in every corner of Bologna. But what about a handmade tortellino made with real leather to show to your foodie's friends when you come back home?Price: 25€Where to buy itMargherita and Caterina, twin sisters, created "Double Trouble," a fashion brand that crafts uniq

Turin. Former Italian capital, the city of chocolate, of the elegant cafes, with a blend of French influence and ties to Southern Italy. Full of stunning museums and exhibitions, it's usually outside the tourist radar. That makes it a hidden gem (do they still exist?), perfect for a weekend of great food. Here's my list to soak up every bit of its charm under the Mole Antonelliana.

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Ehi Ferrari fan! I'm sure you've got your ticket for the new Michael Mann movie, as fast as Shummi. But did you know it was all shot right here in Modena? Yep, get ready to hit all the spots where the action went down, right in the heart of Ferrari's hometown. Buckle up, 'cause these engines are roaring!

Piazza Grande This is where the historic race circuit comes alive again, right under the shadows of the Ghirlandina Tower and Modena Cathedral. But here's the kicker: back in the real racing days, they didn't zoom through these spots. Movie magic, am I right? And hey, Piazza Grande isn't just the starting line for the race. It's also the kickoff for our Modena food tour. So, if you're up for mix

Bologna's cultural scene just hit the jackpot with the triumphant return of Cinema Modernissimo. After two decades hidden away, this historic gem nestled within Palazzo Ronzani has risen from obscurity. The Fondazione Cineteca di Bologna pulled out all the stops to bring back this iconic cinema hall, and the city couldn't be more thrilled.

A Reawakening of Early 1900s Splendor

Looking for a memorable evening out in Bologna? Well, look no further because we've got the inside scoop on the best theatres in Bologna, and they're bound to leave you with memories that'll last a lifetime.

First up, we've got the Teatro Comunale, right in the heart of the university area, overlooking Piazza Verdi. It's Bologna's opera house, where highbrow culture meets lively student nightlife.The theatre itself is a historical gem, dating back to 1763. It's a grandiose baroque monument designed by Antonio Galli Bibiena.With its massive stalls and four tiers of boxes, it used to fit 1500 people.Tea