It's not the best time to travel to Bologna, that's sure. But if you visit Bologna during the Covid pandemic there are a few things that you can still do. In safety.I'll keep this post updated following Italian government rules and restrictions.

What to visit in Bologna during Covid emergency?

Il Compianto del Cristo Morto ("The lamentation over dead Christ”) is a sculptural group of 7 terracotta figures by Niccolò dell’Arca, housed in the Sanctuary of Santa Maria della Vita in Bologna.Such an intense representation with a long story to tell.

The author: Niccolò dell’Arca

People call it “the fat”, “the red”, “the wise” and more recently “the city of food”. Bologna is for sure a city to visit if you travel to Italy. Find out why and start to plan your trip.

1. Walk under the portici

San Petronio Basilica isn't only the biggest and most important church in Bologna. Its incomplete facade is a puzzle with a missing piece that many artists tried to fill. Curious to see how San Petronio would have been if complete?

San Petronio: magnificent and unfinished

Modena Cathedral is a storybook written on the stone. It's a UNESCO Heritage site. But most of all it's a symbol, loved by all the locals in Modena. Take a look inside?

1. 2 sculptors for 1 masterpiece