Theatre
Live theatre in Bologna includes everything from dance to opera to traditional drama, with experimental theatre and plays performed in Bolognese dialect thrown in for good measure. Programs are available at www.teatro.it/spettacoli/bologna. Below is a map of Bologna’s theatres. Teatro ComunaleBologna’s 18th century opera house Teatro Auditorium Manzonioff via Indipendenza; mostly concerts Teatro Duse17th century […]
Machines & Motors
Some of the fastest machines in the world are produced in and around Bologna, home to Lamborghini, Ducati, Malaguti and several top engine manufacturers. Ferrari and Maserati are in nearby Modena. The Emilia-Romagna tourism website has dedicated an area to the Motor Valley, where you can find more detailed information on where to go to […]
Museums, Foundations & Galleries
Bologna is home to a wonderful and diverse spectrum of museums, foundations, gardens and galleries, which host thought-provoking exhibitions exploring history, science, technology, and Bolognese culture. Below is a map of Bologna’s museums. There are, however, numerous other noteworthy civic museums under the newly-organized Musei Civici (City Museums) of Bologna found here at www.museibologna.it. Please consult websites for […]
Libraries & Learning
Bologna La Dotta (Bologna the Learned) is one of the most academic cities in Italy, home to one of the oldest universities (founded in 1088). If you want to spend your free time learning about a particular topic, you can turn to the city’s dozens of libraries, research institutes and museums. LIBRARIES The Bologna city […]
Public Art & Architecture
Roaming the streets to visit Bologna’s public art and architecture is a great way to get to know the city. The best meeting place and a great start is the Fontana del Nettuno (Fountain of Neptune) right under Bologna’s most important square – Piazza Maggiore. From there you may go in the direction of the Due Torri (Two […]