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Andrew · 09-17-2007, 06:11 AM

Getting around Bologna is great on foot since taxis are little expensive. We just came back from our 10 days Italian trip. We have seen Palazzo Comunale (part 13th century), Palazzo del Podesta (Governor's Palace), San Petronio Basilica (1390), Santa Stefano and Pinacoteca, which is an art gallery with some interesting paintings. Bologna is popular for some of the finest food of Italy. We really enjoyed the splendid covered market and walking round. And I would definitely recommend the two towers of the city and you can climb them up. There is a ghost tour of the city that is taken at night, which we can sign up for in the tourist center in piazza maggiore. We have visited bologna in summer, so we got a chance to see free concerts, dances, and operas. You can also visit la Gelateria Gianni’s which is the best gelato in the city. It is located next door to the cinema, and most Bolognese people can tell you the direction to it. I never forget my Bologna trip and hope you will also enjoy it!

09-17-2007, 06:11 AM	#2 (permalink)
Andrew Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 426	Re: Bologna Getting around Bologna is great on foot since taxis are little expensive. We just came back from our 10 days Italian trip. We have seen Palazzo Comunale (part 13th century), Palazzo del Podesta (Governor's Palace), San Petronio Basilica (1390), Santa Stefano and Pinacoteca, which is an art gallery with some interesting paintings. Bologna is popular for some of the finest food of Italy. We really enjoyed the splendid covered market and walking round. And I would definitely recommend the two towers of the city and you can climb them up. There is a ghost tour of the city that is taken at night, which we can sign up for in the tourist center in piazza maggiore. We have visited bologna in summer, so we got a chance to see free concerts, dances, and operas. You can also visit la Gelateria Gianni’s which is the best gelato in the city. It is located next door to the cinema, and most Bolognese people can tell you the direction to it. I never forget my Bologna trip and hope you will also enjoy it!