Bologna

Bologna, the vivacious metropolis in Northern Italy, is renowned for its rich history, iconic food scene, antique markets, lively squares, and of course, the local people’s passion for cycling. This city, widely recognized as a gastronomic paradise, will be extending its magnanimity to host the international cycling event, the Tour de France, on June 30.

Palazzo Bentivoglio on Via del Borgo di San Pietro is one of Bologna’s most significant historic palaces and, since 2019, one of its most active contemporary art venues. The cellars — 16th-century vaulted spaces below the palazzo — have been converted into exhibition galleries that host shows drawing on the building’s own collection of ancient

There are around 62 kilometres of covered walkways in Bologna. In the historic centre alone, the figure is closer to 40. They run along almost every significant street, connecting piazzas, markets, university buildings, churches, and residential blocks without a gap. When it rains in Bologna — and it rains — the city keeps moving. You

In the heart of Northern Italy and widely considered the gastronomic capital of the country, the city of Bologna offers an exemplary showcase of Italian charm. This medieval city is far more than towering terracotta buildings and delectably aged food and wine. Bologna is also the birthplace of one of the greatest pioneers of wireless

Unforgettable events form the fabric of our lives, serving as reminders of moments that have changed the world. Such is the case with the demise of Ayrton Senna, an extraordinary Brazilian racing driver whose untimely death on May 1, 1994, in Imola still resonates with racing fans all around the globe. To honor this racing