40 km of covered porticoes of different age and style makes Bologna a unique landscape to walk day and night. Which are the ones you can't miss?

Not even a meter large, that’s the smallest portico of Bologna. It’s easy to get physically too close to strangers while walking there, hence the street’s appellation “Bad Name”, that turned into “No Name”.

2020 I'll remember you. Surely not for the food I had. But like the squirrel who left his nest to get an acorn, I had my chances to find fantastic food. Even in 2020. Curious to know the best food and restaurants I've tried this year? (If you've missed it, here what happened in 2017, 2018 and 2019)

Seupa à la Vapelenentse @Trattoria Omens, Aosta

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?

People Mover Train

How to tell the story of a thousand-year-old city and condense it in the rooms of a museum? Usually, it ends up in a boring series of artifacts with long descriptions that nobody reads till the end. Museo della Storia di Bologna reaches this aim and makes something more.

Not just another boring history museum

The last episode of We Are Who We Are, the TV series by Luca Guadagnino, is almost all set in Bologna. From Locomotiv Club to Meloncello, let's see all the places that Fraser and Caitlin meet on their night walk in a foggy Bologna.The post contains SPOILERS.

Locomotiv Club