Holidays in Bolognes
Bologna is rightfully considered the culinary capital of Italy, where gourmets from all over the world flock to taste local delicacies, including Parmesan cheese, pasta, zampone, ham, and the incomparable mortadella.
What makes Bologna tours so attractive?
Bologna is a city of universities and towers with long arcades. Such famous personalities as Dante, Petrarch, and Copernicus lived and worked here. In 2000, the city was recognized as the European Capital of Culture, and in 2006 it was awarded by UNESCO as the first in Italy and the second in Europe creative city of music.
Bologna's culinary traditions are closely linked to the large number of teachers and students from around the world, who brought rich cultural traditions. So, back in 300, there were more than 150 restaurants in the city. It is here that the Italian Academy of Culinary Arts is located.
Holidays in Bologna mean the taste of unrivaled dishes, shopping in the best shops in Italy and "architectural excursions".
One of the main attractions of the city is the Basilica of San Petronio, which is located on Piazza Maggiore and was built between 1390 and 1659. The first example of French Gothic in Italy is the Church of San Francesco, dating back to the 13th century. Of particular interest to tourists is the Santo Stefano square, as it includes a large number of chapels and churches.
The medieval towers, the height of which reaches 97.2 and 48 meters respectively, have been the symbol of the city for many years.
Tours to Bologna are not only architectural attractions and culinary masterpieces, they are also entertainment for every taste, from cycling to taking thermal baths.