Where stay
Bologna offers a variety of accommodation for every taste and budget. In the heart of the city, near Piazza Maggiore, Hotel Corona d'Oro offers luxury and history. For those looking for a young atmosphere, the university district has cheap hostels such as the Dopa Hostel. For an authentic experience, consider an apartment in the Santo Stefano neighborhood.
Where to eat
Bologna, known as the “Grassa”, is famous for its cuisine. Trattorias such as Gianni's in via Clavature offer traditional dishes such as tagliatelle with meat sauce. For innovative cuisine, visit the Clorofilla restaurant in via Murri. Don't miss historic taverns like Osteria del Sole, where you can bring your own food and enjoy local wines.
Where to drink
Bologna's bars are perfect for an aperitif, a local tradition. Via del Pratello, with its many bars, is ideal for an evening drink. For sophisticated cocktails, try the Nu Lounge Bar near Piazza Santo Stefano.
Where to go shopping
For shopping, the elite streets are via Farini and Galleria Cavour, with luxury and branded shops. For local artisan products, visit the shops in via Pescherie Vecchie. The Mercato di Mezzo offers fresh gastronomic products.
A new tasting experience
La Bottega Botlé, located in the heart of Bologna, is ideal for lovers of good wine and unique food and wine experiences. This wine shop offers a curated selection of local and international wines and guided tastings that tell the story and traditions of each bottle. It is the perfect place for tourists who wish to discover the authentic flavors of the area in a welcoming and informed environment.
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