Bologna may seem challenging for vegetarians at first glance. The city is famously home to iconic meat-based dishes like ragù and mortadella, and the food markets are filled with cured meats at every turn.So if you don't eat meat, how can you survive here?Follow my lead, grab a fork, and discover Bologna's best vegetarian food.

Here's a list of the best vegetarian dishes in Bologna, from antipasto, pasta, and street food.

You can't skip the Louvre or the Prado. But nobody's making you spend your whole trip queuing for masterpieces.Bologna and Emilia-Romagna have museums for people who actually got lost in the Louvre looking for the exit, plus a few nobody puts on a list: an ocarina museum, a shrine to broken farm tools, a Sunday-only vinyl archive.Here are my 18 favorites, big names and weird ones included.

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.

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

Ever wondered what it feels like to walk through history under the world's longest covered walkway? San Luca Bologna is calling your name. Don't call it just church on a hill, please. It's a pilgrimage, a workout, and a photographer's dream all rolled into one unforgettable experience.The Sanctuary sits atop Colle della Guardia, connected to the city by the world's longest portico: nearly 4 kilome

Let's get the basics down. The portico was begun in 1674, and during Ascension week, a procession has walked along it, carrying the Byzantine Madonna with Child to the Cathedral since 1433.The basilica itself? Pure 18th-century baroque brilliance. The sanctuary church was built later in the 18th century to replace a previous 15th-century construction. Inside, you'll find the sacred icon of the Mad

How many times have you found yourself wandering through the airport terminal 30 minutes before your flight, staring desperately at a "I ❤️ Italy" plastic keychain or a questionable neon-colored t-shirt?We’ve all been there. But Bologna is the city of food and craftsmanship, and it deserves better. Your friends deserve better.Here’s our curated list of 10 original, local, and truly Bolognese souve

1. Lucio Dalla's vinylBologna is represented by several institutions, some untouchable icons that made the history of our city. Lucio Dalla is one of them and if you visit Bologna at the beginning of March (his death anniversary) you can find out how many Bolognese still love this amazing songwriter.If you love music, take home one of his most famous records, like Lucio Dalla (1978), my favorite,