One tip that I always give to the guests of our Bologna food tours is to wander through the city center to discover the hidden beauty of Bologna.But winter is coming, so even if we have km and km of porticoes, it's still nice to find some warm and beautiful places to rest and chill. Museums, libraries, and churches may help with that.Follow my advice when it's cold or raining outside. But don't

Get lost inside Santo Stefano Basilica

Bologna is a goldmine for music lovers. Whether you're a die-hard collector or just looking for something new to spin, this city has it all. Let's dive into Bologna's vibrant record store scene and uncover the must-visit spots for every music enthusiast. Ready to find your next favorite record? Let's go.

If Nick Hornby were born in Bologna, he'd set "High Fidelity" at Disco d'Oro. Don't expect smiles or a warm welcome, but a huge selection of vinyl and a few CDs. If you're into indie, alternative rock or electronic, this has to be the #1 place on your list. Info Via Galliera, 23, 40121 Bologna BOTel. +39 051 260907 discodoro.it

My hopeless cholesterol won't like this post.​But Parmigiano Reggiano in Bologna is in every house, in every fridge and on the top of every serious pasta.Some people call it the king of cheese: the truth is that in one name you find very different kinds of cheese with different uses.But how long has Parmigiano Reggiano aged?

Parmigiano Reggiano: which age to choose?

Hungry for the ultimate pasta experience? Bologna's got you covered! From traditional tagliatelle al ragù to delectable tortellini, here are the top 5 pasta dishes that define Bologna's culinary excellence. Wondering where to start? Whether you're a seasoned foodie or a curious traveler, this blog post will lead you to the heart of Bologna's gastronomic treasures.

1. Tortellini

Italy is a country synonymous with exceptional cuisine, and one of the best ways to experience its vibrant food culture is by exploring its food markets. From bustling morning bazaars to historic squares filled with local delicacies, the Italian food markets are a sensory delight for food lovers. Whether you're in Rome, Florence, Venice, or smaller towns, each market has its own personality, roo

The allure of Italy food markets Why visit food markets in Italy? Simple. They are the heartbeat of Italian gastronomy, where locals shop for fresh produce, cured meats, cheeses, and more. These markets are not just about food—they're about tradition, history, and community. From the enticing aroma of fresh bread to the colorful displays of seasonal fruits, the Italy food markets offer an authenti