If I ask my friends which are the best tagliatelle of Bologna I always get the same answer: my grandmother's.It might be true, but maybe emotions sometimes give a better taste.These are my favorite tagliatelle that you can find in Bologna's restaurants: with ragù Bolognese sauce, of course, but not only.

Trattoria Da Me needs no presentation.In just a few years, it has become one of the must-visit dining spots in Bologna.They make every day all the best pasta in Bologna in the lab a few meters from the restaurant, from lasagne to tortellini.Their tagliatelle al ragù stand out for their rich texture and the unmistakable touch of homemade pasta, with visible pieces of carrot enhancing the sauce.Book

Skip Rome and Florence for a moment: Ravenna is Italy’s quiet masterpiece where gold mosaics, street art, pinewoods and piadina live side by side.Here, you’ll find the best things to do in Ravenna, along with a map, 1–2 day itineraries, and up-to-date 2025 tips to make every hour count.

Ravenna is a small city on the East coast of Emilia Romagna. It's famous for its Byzantine mosaics, a UNESCO heritage site, Dante's tomb, and its nightlife on the beach.Ravenna is perfect for a day trip from Bologna using local trains. One day is enough to get a feeling of the city and visit all the mosaics sites, but you can spend there one or two days and find many interesting activities to do.R

Most travelers rush to Venice. But what if you could discover a secret corner of Italy that few even know exists? Have you ever seen flamingos up close, wandered quiet canals, or tasted eels in a centuries-old tradition?Comacchio, set in the serene Po Delta lagoon near Bologna, offers all this and more. Here’s exactly what to do in Comacchio, Italy, for an unforgettable day trip.

Comacchio is a small Italian gem for travelers who avoid crowds. It’s not the easiest place to reach, you’ll need a car, but its quiet canals, pastel houses, and slightly decadent charm make it uniquely authentic. For anyone seeking off-the-beaten-path experiences and local traditions, it’s absolutely worth a visit.

Maybe I was born old, but I've always been attracted to flea and antique markets.At first it was Kinder Surprise, then stamps, later vinyl and furniture.Here’s my pick of the best flea and vintage markets and second-hand shops in Bologna.And since walking, browsing, and digging are calorie-consuming activities, I suggest to you what and where to eat near the markets.

Night or day, Santo Stefano is the most beautiful square in Bologna.Even covered with vintage stalls selling vinyl, antiques, jewelry, furniture and books, its allure remains untouched. Perfect activity for a Sunday in Bologna when most of the food markets and restaurants are closed.InfoEvery month, on the 2nd weekend of August excludedPiazza Santo Stefano, BolognaTel. +39 051 204111What to eatSan

Looking for the best bakery in Bologna? Whether you’re searching for crusty traditional bread, long-fermented sourdough, flaky croissants or a historic pastry shop near Piazza Maggiore, this guide will help you find the right spot.Here is a curated list of the best bakeries in Bologna, loved by locals and perfect for travelers who want more than just “any bakery in Bologna” — but the right one for

The "Quadrilatero" is Bologna’s medieval market, a maze of narrow streets where the scent of cured meats and aged cheese is thick in the air. But if you know where to look, a couple of fantastic bakeries will appear.