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Touristic Bologna

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What to visit in Bologna

The famous building Garisenda
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Santuario della Madonna di San Luca
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Basilica San Petronio
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Convento Patriarcale San Domenico
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Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna
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Palazzo dell’Archiginnasio
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The warm hospitality of Bologna can be tasted in every bite. Known as the culinary capital of Italy, this city is where tradition and flavour come together in perfect harmony. The daily fare is rich in history and taste — fresh egg pasta, hearty ragù, mortadella, and aged Parmigiano Reggiano are just the beginning. At the heart of the Emilia-Romagna region, Bologna celebrates its local roots while embracing global influences, creating a delicious balance between classic and contemporary cuisine.

Whether you’re savouring tortellini in brodo in a family-run trattoria, enjoying an aperitivo in the lively Quadrilatero district, or sipping wine under medieval arches, there’s something to satisfy every palate. From rustic osterias and cozy cafés to elegant rooftop restaurants, the city serves up more than food — it offers an experience. Whether you’re dining near the iconic Two Towers, beneath the porticoes, or in a quiet square, Bologna is sure to delight both your taste buds and your soul.

Useful contacts - Emergency

Police emergency112
Fire brigade
115
Medical Assistance118
Poison control  center (Milano)+39 02 6610 1029
Items lost and found
+39 051 640 1111
Pharmacy on duty
+39 051 245734
EU emergency number112
Theft/lost of Visa Card+39 800 819 014
Veterinarian emergencies+39 051 381243

Report the loss of your papers to the police which will give you a receipt, then you need to contact your consulate.
Ask the police the local lost property telephone number.

Police Station | Via G. Grattoni, 3, 40122 Bologna | +39 051 640 1111

Municipal Kennel & Animal Welfare Office | This is the official center for lost and found dogs and cats in Bologna. They work with local police and animal rescue services.

Via Bainsizza, 10 – 40133 Bologna, Italy | +39 051 63 25 011

The municipal consumer help desk (Sportello del Consumatore) provides free assistance with disputes related to shopping, services, tourism, and contracts. 

Piazza Maggiore 6, 40124 Bologna, Italy | +39 051 219 4484

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