Giorgio Morandi is the painter of Bologna. But he didn't paint the butchers of Quadrilatero market, the colors of the porticoes, or the characters of the shops. He prefers daily objects like bottles, funnels, and cactus you could find in all the houses. From his house in Via Fondazza, the Morandi Museum in Bologna, and his beloved Grizzana, his traces are still here.

Giorgio Morandi: a life with the easel

Embark on a journey through the ages of Emilia Romagna's best castles. Let's step back in time and discover the fascinating stories and legends that surround these magnificent timeless treasures.

This is not another castle.This is unique.The story of Rocchetta Mattei is the one to make a movie from it.Once upon a time, a nobleman, half doctor half wizard, created this unusual building up on the hills of Bologna. It's a mix of styles and his grave is inside it. Stop, no spoiler.If you have time, rent a car, book your guided tour and go there. Alone or also if you need things to do in Bologn

A day in Modena is not much time so wear your comfy ones, I'll make you walk.The good news is that Modena city centre is quite small but the things to do in a day are plenty. Check out this itinerary to get the best from your day trip to Modena.

A day trip to Modena: what to visit and where to eat

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