Can you skip the Louvre in Paris, Prado in Madrid, or MoMa in NYC? No, but sometimes I've found myself lost and looking for the exit. Here are the best museums in Bologna and Emilia Romagna:

How many museums are there in Bologna? Bologna boasts over a hundred museums and cultural spaces, offering a diverse and extensive range of experiences—from intimate collections to contemporary art venues, ensuring something for every taste.

How many "little Venice" have you heard about?Comacchio is close to it, it has canals, bridges, and Burano-style colored houses. But it has its own story and spirit. Read my suggestions to plan your visit to Comacchio and get ready to meet the queen of the lagoon.

Comacchio: the city on the water

Dozza is a small middle age village near Imola. It's still not known among tourists, even if it's just 35min far from Bologna, and you need a car to go there.Why is Dozza a hidden treasure?​Well, in a few km you have a permanent street art museum to visit day and night, a well-preserved castle that also hosts a winery in its basement.​Not enough? Ok, food is great too. Come in to read more.

Dozza: the most romantic landscape

The Metropolitan Cathedral of Saint Peter, commonly known as Bologna Cathedral, stands as a testament to the city's rich religious and architectural heritage. Situated prominently on Via Indipendenza, one of Bologna's principal thoroughfares, this cathedral is impossible to overlook. Its origins trace back to the 10th and 11th centuries, marking it as a significant landmark in the city's history

The best churches in Bologna

The Modena Cathedral, also known as the Duomo di Modena, stands as one of the finest examples of Romanesque architecture in Europe. Located in the heart of Piazza Grande Modena, this UNESCO World Heritage Site has captivated visitors for centuries with its rich history, stunning art, and spiritual significance. As you explore this magnificent landmark, you’ll encounter a story that intertwines a

The history of Modena Cathedral