Welcome to Bologna, Italy’s food capital and a city rich in history, culture, and unforgettable culinary experiences. Known as “La Grassa” (The Fat One) for its world-famous cuisine, Bologna is home to fresh pasta, mortadella, and traditional ragu. Explore its historic landmarks, vibrant markets, and hidden gems. Whether you’re planning a food tour, looking for travel tips, or discovering the best restaurants in Bologna, this category covers everything you need to experience the authentic charm of this Italian city. Do not forget to check our best seller the foodies delight tour, a Bologna food tour visiting all the best sites in one day.
Rated 4.9 ★★★★★ — Based on 280 reviews on TripAdvisor · #1 in Bologna · Travellers’ Choice 2025 Guests love our passionate guides, authentic food experiences, generous tastings, and seamless organisation. View on TripAdvisor 3-hour walking tour through Bologna’s historic centre — 6 tasting stops, small groups, local guide — from €75 per person What […]
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Bologna, the city of porticoes and culinary delights, has added a remarkable chapter to its vibrant cultural history: the reopening of Cinema Modernissimo. After almost two decades of silence, this iconic cinema reopened in November 2024, restoring its early 20th-century charm and surprising visitors with innovative offerings. Situated in the heart of Bologna, at the
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When visiting Bologna, two popular options for exploring the city are the San Luca Express and the City Red Bus. Both offer very different experiences and are aimed at different types of visitors. Below is a clear, practical comparison to help you decide which one suits your travel style best. Overview of the Tours San
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Casa di Lucio Dalla is on Via D’Azeglio, a five-minute walk from Piazza Maggiore. It is not a conventional museum. The house — spread across more than 600 square metres — is preserved largely as Dalla left it: contemporary art alongside antiques, personal objects mixed with musical instruments, sculptures, and the accumulated evidence of a
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Da Cesari is on Via de’ Carbonesi 8 in Bologna, a short walk from Piazza Maggiore. The restaurant has been in the same family since 1955, when Ilario Cesari took over what was then an osteria and wine retailer. His son Paolino and wife Irene transformed it into a full restaurant while keeping it tied
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Bologna, the gastronomic heart of Emilia-Romagna, is famous for its culinary heritage, particularly its fresh pasta, hearty meat sauces, and renowned ingredients such as Parmigiano Reggiano and Balsamic vinegar. Among these local treasures, the elusive and aromatic truffle takes center stage in various dishes across the city. Whether black or white, truffles are a symbol
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