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Bologna is a wonderful city, rich in art and culture, that attracts visitors from all over the world. Known as the "learned" and the "red" for the presence of important university institutions and its stone houses, Bologna is also a lively city, full of restaurants, bars and boutiques. If you intend to visit the city, you can't miss the opportunity to reach it by Italo train!

Among the most significant works of art in Bologna are the Basilica of San Petronio, the largest Gothic building in Italy, and the imposing Asinelli Tower, which rises 97 metres above the city. But Bologna is also a place of cultural attractions such as the National Pinacoteca of Bologna, with a collection of valuable works of art, and the Civic Archaeological Museum, which preserves relics of ancient times.

One of the most visited attractions in Bologna is the famous Via dell'Indipendenza, one of the city's largest arteries, which hosts the ancient Porta Galliera, one of the few remnants of the city's walls. This street is also one of the city's most important shopping areas, with clothing stores, accessories and art galleries.

Not to be missed is also a visit to the Mercato delle Erbe, one of Italy's oldest food markets, where you can find a wide range of fresh products, including vegetables, fruit, cheese, cold cuts and bakery products.

For a taste of Bologna's gastronomic specialties, be sure to try the fresh pasta, the famous cappelletti in broth, the tortellini and the inevitable Bolognese ragù. Also, you can't miss out on the famous dish of lasagne alla bolognese, a real delicacy that you can't miss!

With its famous taverns, outdoor bars and starred restaurants, Bologna is a city full of nightlife. In the area of Piazza Maggiore, you can stroll under the arcades and enjoy an aperitif evening with typical dishes, while Piazza Santo Stefano is another important square that offers a wide range of night clubs where you can enjoy the delicacies of Bolognese cuisine.

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Bologna is a wonderful city, rich in art and culture, that attracts visitors from all over the world. Known as the "learned" and the "red" for the presence of important university institutions and its stone houses, Bologna is also a lively city, full of restaurants, bars and boutiques. If you intend to visit the city, you can't miss the opportunity to reach it by Italo train!

Among the most significant works of art in Bologna are the Basilica of San Petronio, the largest Gothic building in Italy, and the imposing Asinelli Tower, which rises 97 metres above the city. But Bologna is also a place of cultural attractions such as the National Pinacoteca of Bologna, with a collection of valuable works of art, and the Civic Archaeological Museum, which preserves relics of ancient times.

One of the most visited attractions in Bologna is the famous Via dell'Indipendenza, one of the city's largest arteries, which hosts the ancient Porta Galliera, one of the few remnants of the city's walls. This street is also one of the city's most important shopping areas, with clothing stores, accessories and art galleries.

Not to be missed is also a visit to the Mercato delle Erbe, one of Italy's oldest food markets, where you can find a wide range of fresh products, including vegetables, fruit, cheese, cold cuts and bakery products.

For a taste of Bologna's gastronomic specialties, be sure to try the fresh pasta, the famous cappelletti in broth, the tortellini and the inevitable Bolognese ragù. Also, you can't miss out on the famous dish of lasagne alla bolognese, a real delicacy that you can't miss!

With its famous taverns, outdoor bars and starred restaurants, Bologna is a city full of nightlife. In the area of Piazza Maggiore, you can stroll under the arcades and enjoy an aperitif evening with typical dishes, while Piazza Santo Stefano is another important square that offers a wide range of night clubs where you can enjoy the delicacies of Bolognese cuisine.

What are you waiting for? Buy your Italo ticket for Bologna now!