Trattoria Da Me restaurant in Bologna looks like a bridge between an old, traditional land of comfort and a new island still to explore. Read my review and stay light for lunch, you need to leave space until dessert.

Eat at my place, like old times

People call it “the fat”, “the red”, “the wise” and more recently “the city of food”. Bologna is a friendly and safe city to visit if you travel to Italy. How many days is enough for Bologna? 3 days is a good amount of time to explore the city with no rush. If you'd like to have a day trip to Modena, Parma, Ravenna, or Ferrara you'd need a few more days. Here are my suggestions to get the best fr

1. Walk under the portici

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.

1. Tagliatelle with Porcini Mushrooms @Osteria Broccaindosso

When Alessandro Galtieri prepares coffee, it’s more than just a routine—it’s an art form. Owner of Aroma Caffè, one of Bologna’s most iconic and beloved coffee spots, Alessandro has dedicated over 25 years to mastering specialty coffee. He’s a globally recognized barista, a trainer certified by the Specialty Coffee Association (SCA), and an author of several essential manuals for baristas and pas

Who is Alessandro Galtieri

Walking in Bologna is the best way to experience the city’s soul. Whether you prefer a gentle stroll under historic porticoes or a challenging hike through green hills, Bologna offers countless walking and hiking opportunities for every kind of traveler. Here are my favorite routes — from easy hikes close to the center to more demanding trails in the hills — including one that takes you all the

The best walks in Bologna