You're in Bologna for the food, I know. And I give you plenty of that, I promise.But what about some art to digest tortellini?Here's a curated list of the best exhibitions to visit in Bologna and Emilia-Romagna, always up to date.

Saul Leiter – A Window Covered in RaindropsIf you love photography that feels like a poem, this is your place. Saul Leiter was a master of the "unseen": blurry windows, raindrops, and the quiet magic of New York streets. This retrospective brings over 120 B&W and color photos (plus his rare paintings) to one of the most beautiful private palaces in town. 📍 Palazzo Pallavicini, Via San Felice 2

Finding a Michelin-starred meal in Bologna can be a bit of a treasure hunt. If you stick strictly to the city center, you’ll find one historic gem tucked away under the porticos, maintaining the city's culinary honor. But to truly experience the depth of our region's 'Food Valley,' you have to look just a few kilometers beyond the city walls.I spent months visiting (and revisiting) these kitchens,

Bologna is home to one Michelin-starred restaurant, Ristorante I Portici. Located in the heart of the city on Via Indipendenza, it holds the distinction of being the only Michelin-starred restaurant in Bologna's historic center.The first surprise is that it is located inside I Portici, one of the best hotels in Bologna, a few meters from the train station.The restaurant is set in the elegant cafè

You landed at Marconi Airport in Bologna and you can't wait to devour a dish of tagliatelle, am I right? Let's see the different options to get to Bologna city center. Train, bus or taxi, which would be best?

You have many ways to get to the Bologna city center from Marconi airport.You can choose the Marconi Express train shuttle, use Bologna public transport, or opt for a taxi.Let’s explore each option, including their costs and travel times, to help you decide which one suits you best.

Looking for the best family-friendly restaurants in Bologna? I know the struggle. Finding a spot where the pasta is legendary but the vibe is relaxed enough for a toddler is the ultimate travel challenge. Most historic trattorias in the center are cramped, but I’ve done the homework for you.I’ve hand-picked these spots based on what really matters: space to move, high chairs, clean diaper-changing

The few kid-friendly spots in Bologna: how I chooseLet’s be honest: sometimes a high chair is all it takes to save a lunch. But I wanted more. When I look for a place to eat with a family in Bologna, I check for three things: space, safety, and a "no-judgment" vibe.I selected these spots because they offer room for children to move freely without bumping into waiters. I looked for available high c

Bologna Train Station is probably the first place you’ll see when you arrive. And yes, it can be confusing. Loud, busy, layered, sometimes chaotic. Even Italians get lost here.But don’t worry. If you know how it works, it’s actually a very strategic hub and one of the best-connected stations in Italy. I’ll walk you through it like a local would, step by step.

How Bologna Train Station is laid out (and why everyone gets lost)Let’s be honest: Bologna Train Station is a bit of a 3D puzzle.The signs are not always clear. The levels overlap. Platforms seem to appear suddenly. People rush in every direction, often without knowing exactly where they are going.This is Bologna Stazione Centrale, the main station. From here, you can reach Milan, Florence, Venice