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Bologna, often referred to as “La Dotta” (The Learned), “La Grassa” (The Fat), and “La Rossa” (The Red), is a city rich in history, culture, and culinary delights. Exploring its charming streets through a free walking tour is an excellent way to immerse yourself in its unique atmosphere without straining your budget. Here are some […]
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