Santuario di San Luca
Bologne
(5068 Km)
The sanctuary of the Madonna di San Luca is a sanctuary visible from the entire city of Bologna and the entire province, because it is placed on a hill that puts it in the foreground, about 300 m above the sea level.
Basilica di Santo Stefano
Bologne
(5068 Km)
The historic quarter of the Church of Santo Stefano was the "Jerusalem of Bologna", one of the most sacred places in the city. The patron saint St. Petronius is said to have built the church in the 5th century as a copy of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem.
Basilica di San Petronio
Bologne
(5 Km)
Gothic and imposing, situated in Piazza Maggiore, is considered the fifth largest church in the world. Inside are some majestically decorated chapels. Dedicated to the patron saint of the city, its construction dates back to 1390
Santi Antonio ed Andrea di Ceretolo
Casalecchio di Reno
(4 Km)
In the 18th century, the Church of Ceretolo located on the homonymous Hill, was dedicated to St. Andrew and was part of the jurisdiction of the canons Renani di Casalecchio. with four side chapels and a small choir. Some valuable paintings and canvases have been lost.
San Giovanni Battista
Casalecchio di Reno
(3 Km)
The church, built after the war, the most prestigious from the architectural point of view is that of San Giovanni Battista, designed by the architect Melchiorre Bega. On the upper wall of the facade stands out a stained glass with sculptural bronze decorations particularly original and impressive.
Santa Lucia
Casalecchio di Reno
(3 Km)
The Church was designed by Architect Giuseppe Coccolini and built in just two years, from 1965 to 1967. The simple and simple exterior presents as a decorative architectural element a balcony, marked by short pillars.
San Martino
Casalecchio di Reno
(2 Km)
The Church of San Martino was founded by the Martinian Friars in the 7th century at the foot of the Hill called Monte Castello. The construction, renovated several times over the centuries, owes the current accommodation to a project by Edoardo Collamarini, famous Bolognese architect.
Villa Marullina
Casalecchio di Reno
(3 Km)
Currently from the entrance to Via Calzavecchio you access the Park, less rich in centuries-old trees, less large, but ordered in its new function. In fact, the Villa, restored in respect and maintenance of its architecture and its artistic interior decorations, is used as welcoming and prestigious offices of various companies.
Citta' etrusco-celtica
Marzabotto
(16 Km)
The ancient Etruscan city located in the Municipality of Marzabotto, was established in the 5th century BC. The city was discovered in 1551, by Friar Leandro Alberti, thanks to the discoveries of mosaics, coins, and ruins of ancient building structures. In the archaeological site there are some shops, the foundations of some buildings, the acropolis, two necropolis and some sacred places. Near the site is also the Etruscan Museum.
La Bamboza
Casalecchio di Reno
(2 Km)
On the Via Porrettana, adjacent to Villa Ghillini, there is an ancient fountain that once offered refreshment to travelers and horses with its fresh water from the Rio della Pizzacchera. The witty villagers immediately called it the 'Bamboza' because of its resemblance to that mannequin on which the seamstresses shape their clothes.
Fontana del Nettuno
Bologne
(5 Km)
Also colloquially known as "the giant'' for his size, he wanted to symbolize the happy government of the newly elected Pope, and Borromeo's maternal uncle, Pius IV. Made in 1564 with the demolition of the houses and shops nearby.
Museo Internazionale e Biblioteca della Musica
Bologne
(6 Km)
Inside Palazzo Sanguinetti are hosted the collections of Padre Martini, personality of the eighteenth century musical culture. A journey of six centuries in the history of European music, in which Bologna has often played a central role.
Porta Lame
Bologne
(5 Km)
It is also one of the doors of the third city walls of Bologna, starts from the end of Via Lame, from the intersection with Via Zanardi, and it was built for the first time in the thirteenth century. It was located near the port of the city of Bologna and the salara. It has been restored several times, but the works carried out between 2007 and 2009 brought it very similar to that of the past.
Porta Saragozza
Bologne
(4 Km)
It rises at the intersection of Via Saragozza and the avenues, built in 1300 and after a few years a drawbridge was installed. From this construction also started the long portico that leads to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of San Luca, but for many years it was considered only as a secondary entrance. Restored from 2007 to 2009.
Porta San Stefano
Bologne
(5 Km)
It was born from the end of Via Santo Stefano, at the intersection of the latter with the avenues. Dating back to the 13th century, in 1513, it was seriously damaged during the siege by heavy artillery blows and only part is still visible. There are also the two pillars and the large iron gate that limits their access accessible from the Margherita Gardens Park.
Porta San Vitale
Bologne
(6 Km)
It was built in 1286, in brick, it was born from the end of Via San Vitale, at the intersection with Via Massarenti. Of particular importance because it stood on the road axis for Ravenna. There were many restorations, but the definitive ones were those of 2009 that brought it back to its original state.
Porta Maggiore
Bologne
(6 Km)
It is also one of the doors of the third city walls of Bologna, it is nicknamed “Porta Mazzini”. It is located east of the historic center at the exact point where this changes its name from Strada Maggiore to Via Mazzini. Built in the thirteenth century, it was for a long time the main entrance to the city. There were many restorations, but the definitive ones were those of 2007 that brought it back to its original state.
Torre Galluzzi
Bologne
(5 Km)
Galluzzi is among the highest towers in the city. With its more than 30 meters it stands in the homonymous court, where it was once the common citizen. Today on the ground floor we find a bookcase, there is still the original door that stands at 6 meters high.
Torre Accursi (dell'Orologio)
Bologne
(5 Km)
Also called the “Clock Tower”, because in the center there is a huge mechanical clock (still working today), positioned there since 1444. The name 'Accursio' from its creator, a law university student, who became a great jurist. At the end of the 1800s a major restoration was done and some small details (Renaissance parapet) were eliminated, replaced by bricks.
Torre Scappi
Bologne
(5 Km)
The name of the tower is traced back to the famous King Enzo and one of his many attempts to escape. During one of these, hidden inside a vat of wine, transported by a “Brentatone”, it was discovered by a woman who recognized the blonde crown of the king who was glimpsed from the basin. She began to shout to him “Run away, King Enzo escapes...” from there the title of the family, which survived until the early 1700s, and of the tower.
Torre Prendiparte
Bologne
(5 Km)
Built by the homonymous family, it is also called “Crowned”, it was built in 1150. Symbol of power and strength of the family, it stood for over 58 meters as demonstrated by both the thickness and height of the base, and the thickness of the walls and its various shrinkages. Used since 1751 as a prison and torture chamber for crimes against religion.
Porta Mascarella
Bologne
(6 Km)
It is one of the doors of the third city walls of Bologna. It starts at the end of Via Mascarella, before the Stalingrad Bridge, and was built around 1300 on the road that led to Malalbergo and from there to Ferrara. During the year 1354, a drawbridge was mounted and in the first decade of the 2000s it was restored returning to its original appearance.
Porta San Donato
Bologne
(6 Km)
Perhaps more known as Porta Zamboni, it is also part of the doors of the third walls of Bologna. Built in 1300, it features a number of university buildings and guards accommodation near it. Over the years it was restored returning to its original appearance only after 2000.
Porta San Felice
Bologne
(5 Km)
Also called “Porta Saffi”, it is included between the doors of the third city walls of Bologna. It starts at the west end of the historic center, along the Via Emilia, at the point where this changes its name from Via San Felice to Via Aurelio Saffi. It was built in 1300 in brick, it was equipped in 1334 with fortress and drawbridge. After the restoration work in 2007 and 2009, Porta San Felice was brought back to the ancient splendors of the past.
Torre degli Asinelli
Bologne
(5 Km)
The authorship of the tower is very uncertain, while for dating the technique of thermoluminescence was used that dates back to 1020. According to many, the tower is named after the Asinelli family not because it was built by them, but because, in that period of strong tensions, it was entrusted to the Asinelli, who, after the end of the clashes, they got ownership of it.
Porta Castiglione
Bologne
(5 Km)
Called “circla”, it is one of the gates of the third walls of Bologna, it was built in 1250, it starts from the intersection of Via Castiglione and the avenues. Nearby is the Savena Canal that carried hydraulic energy throughout the city. It has been restored several times, but the works carried out between 2007 and 2009 brought it very similar to that of the past.
Auditorium Teatro Manzoni
Bologne
(5 Km)
It was founded in 1933 as a cinema and theater; it is a building in full Art Nouveau in the heart of the city. The 2003 restoration does not affect its facade but transforms it into an auditorium theater, ready to welcome classical music, but also jazz, ethnic and modern becoming the annual residence of music Bolognese.
Teatro Comunale di Bologna
Bologne
(6 Km)
In Largo Respighi, the Municipality of Bologna, following the destruction of the old theater commissioned Antonio Galli Bibiena to design a large theater in full Baroque style. Since that moment, numerous and great artists have set the scene of the Teatro Comunale di Bologna, which has always been synonymous with excellence.
Teatro del Navile
Bologne
(5 Km)
It is the most central theater of Bologna, a few steps from Piazza Maggiore, in the elegant Via D'Azeglio. Here theatrical performances, exhibitions of young artists, theater classes, book presentations and conferences are held weekly.
Arena del Sole
Bologne
(6 Km)
A well known theater in Bologna, by adults for its long tradition and by the young for the many events organized. As the inscription at the entrance reads, the Arena by Pietro Bonini, leather merchant, was born in July 1810.
Teatro Duse
Bologne
(5 Km)
The prose theater of the city and also the oldest, being inside the Palazzo del Giglio that since the 17th century already housed the theater of San Severo. It was named after Teatro Duse only in 1898, in honor of Eleonora Duse, the most famous Italian actress of the time. It has almost a thousand places.
Teatro Testoni
Casalecchio di Reno
(3 Km)
In the early days it was used as a Theater and a Casa del Fascio even if the structure, simple and linear, does not recall the modernist modules in vogue at that time. This space was intended for fencing exercises and gymnastic exercises. Renovated in the 1960s and 1980s, the Teatro Testoni is counted among the most active rooms in Italy.
Eremo di Tizzano
Casalecchio di Reno
(4 Km)
The Hermitage of Tizzano is a small church located in the Municipality of Casalecchio di Reno. The building was built in 1741 and is considered one of the most important buildings of that period. Inside the building there is a crucifix located in the left chapel, built in the second half of the 16th century. In this parish, on 3 May of each year the feast of the crucifix is celebrated.
Villa Marescalchi
Casalecchio di Reno
(4 Km)
Villa il Toiano
Casalecchio di Reno
(3 Km)
It is a typical sixteenth-century senatorium villa, which integrated the stately residence with the buildings for the servitude and for the peasants who took care of the agricultural fund. The villa is characterized by four porticoes, one on the side, the most impressive of which support the elegant triangular gables of the main facades.
Villa Ghillini
Casalecchio di Reno
(2 Km)
The elegant noble residence, of very ancient origins, represents a rare example of living continuity from the first century BC to today. The building became the Castello di Casalecchio, which, from its dominant position controlled the road, the bridge, the ford over the Rhine and the entire plain below.
Casa Volpe
Casalecchio di Reno
(46 Km)
Casa Volpe is a settlement with its own identity, thanks to the unitary structure of the exterior surfaces.
Palazzo Pini Già Pallavicini
Bologne
(8 Km)
Palazzo Pini Already Pallavicini was built around the fifteenth century on a fifteenth-century nucleus belonging to some noble Bolognese families. The surface is extended for two thousand square meters and the interiors are frescoed and adorned with stucco and works performed by Burrini, Barozzi, Minozzi and other artists. An important historical event occurred in March 1770, when the then child prodigy Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart performed in the music room.
Palazzo d'Accursio o Comunale
Bologne
(5 Km)
Currently the Town Hall of Bologna, it is a collection of buildings that were merged over the centuries but was originally the home of Francesco Accursio, a lawyer and teacher of the law school in Bologna.
Palazzo del Podestà
Bologne
(5 Km)
It is erected as a building for the performance of public functions: mayor's and its officials offices.The present structure is very different from the original because the adjacent Palazzo Re Enzo was built later.
Archiginnasio di Bologna
Bologne
(5 Km)
Headquarters of the old university is now the seat of the Municipal Library Archiginnasio, the largest in Emilia-Romagna, which contains important texts of history, philosophy, politics and literature.
Palazzo Marescalchi
Bologne
(5 Km)
The Palazzo dell'Armi Marescalchi, was chosen for its evocative beauty as the Institutional headquarters of the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage for the provinces of Bologna, Modena and Reggio Emilia. It was a senatory palace and an eighteenth-century residence, over the years made more and more precious, for example with seventeenth-century frescoes by the Accademia dei Carracci, or with the “Salle Manger” designed by Martinetti.
Palazzo Orlandini
Bologne
(5 Km)
Palazzo Orlandini, in Via IV Novembre is located near the Palazzo Marescalchi. The Orlandini Family, following the serious financial disruption of the Marescalchi, purchased the residence and the annexed house of Marconi.
Palazzo Caprara
Bologne
(5 Km)
Performed on a design by Francesco Morandi who did not see the end of the works, the palace had to be almost finished in 1602. Outside with porch, covered in a typical Bolognese rusticated, corresponds to a sumptuous interior, both in the furnishings and in the decorative apparatus. Today it is used as a Public Office of the Prefecture.
Palazzo Bevilacqua
Bologne
(5 Km)
Palazzo Sanuti Bevilacqua degli Ariosti was built in 1477 by the Count of Porretta Nicolò Sanuti. It has the typical appearance of the Bolognese palaces with its beveled rustice.and internally a splendid courtyard around which a richly decorated loggia runs.
Palazzo Gaudenzi Gia dal Monte
Bologne
(5 Km)
Designed by Andrea Marchesi da Formigine, it was completely built in 1529. The characteristic base that runs around the building increases its verticality, already accentuated by the elegant architectural structures. Today it houses the headquarters of the University.
Castello Rangone
Spilamberto
(23 Km)
The Rangone Castle was built during the XIII by the Municipality of Modena. The building has a defensive structure, consisting of a large tower. The castle belonged to the Spilamberto family, who gave it to the Rangoni family, from which it also took its name. In the twentieth century the castle was abandoned and in 2005 it passed to the Municipality of Spilamberto.
Casamento di Medelana
Marzabotto
(14 Km)
The building of the Casamento was built around the fifteenth century and was an important complex in the town of Medelana. From its structure we can see the embellished and decorated windows that give a special charm to the building. It is currently in excellent condition and open to tourists.
Palazzo dei Banchi
Bologne
(5 Km)
The sixteenth-century palace executed on a project by Vignola is located in Via dell'Archiginnasio, it is the last in chronological sense erected in the Piazza. It was formerly home to currency changers. It appears with a façade of fifteen arches, of which two lead to the ancient streets of the Clavatures and the Pescherie.
Palazzo di Re Enzo
Bologne
(5 Km)
His name is linked to King Enzo di Sardegna. It was built in 1245 as an extension of the buildings of the Palazzo del Podestà, but three years after its construction it became the home, until the death, of King Enzo. The facades of the building were completely restored in 2003, and overlook the homonymous square, Via Nettuno and Via Rizzoli.
Palazzo Boncompagni
Bologne
(5 Km)
The dwelling of Ugo Boncompagni, then became Pope with the name of Gregory XIII, was supposed to be built on the design of Vignola between 1537 and 1545; in reality, in all probability it was designed by Mascarini. influenced by the Vignola not only for the installation of the building but also for the helical shape of the staircase.
Palazzo Arcivescovile
Bologne
(5 Km)
The building is accessed through the tallest and oldest portico in the city. It is a building dating back to around 1200, although the facade and the courtyard were built in 1575. The two towers that line the plant are from the twelfth century. The Crowned Tower or Prendiporta and the Azzoguidi Tower or Altabella.
Palazzo dei Notai
Bologne
(5 Km)
Built already in 1381 by the Order of Notaries, who wanted a monumental building to place their headquarters. It stands in Piazza Maggiore, but only the front facade of the Basilica of San Petronio dates back to 1381, while the one overlooking the Palazzo d'Accursio was restored by Fioravanti in 1437.
Torresotto del Pratello o di porta Nuova
Bologne
(5 Km)
The Torresotto is part of the second circle of walls. It is also known as Porta Nuova or dei Mille. The building overlooks Piazza Malpighi.
Torre San Vitale
Bologne
(6 Km)
Palazzo Felicini
Bologne
(6 Km)
The palace born from the will of the Felicini family, has a facade marked by a portico with nine arches and pointed windows. It is said, even if there is no convincing evidence, that right here, Leonardo Da Vinci, accompanying the King of France, Francis I, began to design and paint the Mona Lisa.
Palazzina della Viola
Bologne
(6 Km)
Built at the end of 1400, it has a quadrangular plan lightened by double logions at the base. From 500 until the Napoleonic age it is home to a student college. In 1803 it was purchased by the Italian Government to make it the headquarters of the University of Agriculture with adjoining Botanical Garden.
Palazzo Merendoni
Bologne
(6 Km)
The building was purchased by Counts Merendoni in 1773 and completely rebuilt in 1774 on a project by the architect Raimondo Compagnini. The house is finely decorated with frescoes; of particular value is the fresco representing Diana on the wagon by Gaetano Gandolfi. Furthermore, accessing from the porch you will find yourself in front of the large staircase decorated with stucco, with all-round sculptures by Domenico Piò and his students. Today it houses the Salaborsa Library.
Palazzo Ghisilardi Fava
Bologne
(5 Km)
Commissioned by Bartolomeo Ghisilardi and designed by Zilio Montanari, it was erected between 1484 and 1491. The Palace is in line, at an architectural level with the style of Palazzo Bentivoglio; in the center of the courtyard there is a tower house prior to the construction of the same house, called the Tower of Acknowledgments. Today the palace houses the Medieval Civic Museum and the Palazzo delle Esposizioni, as well as the Carracci Fava Literary Cafe.
Palazzo Bocchi
Bologne
(6 Km)
Built on commission by the humanist Achille Bocchi in 1546 by the architect da Vignola, the building was soon used as an Academy by its owner. It is the only building to own two large inscriptions in Hebrew on the plinth.
Palazzo Grassi
Bologne
(6 Km)
Of medieval origin, Palazzo Grassi has a high historical and artistic façade marked by tall wooden stylates that emphasize the porch, while the upper floor is covered with red bricks. In ancient times it was owned by the Canons, and only in 1466 it was purchased by the Grassi family. In 1865 it passed to the state property pouring in very bad condition. It is now home to the Army Officers Club.
Palazzo Montanari
Bologne
(5 Km)
The building located in Via Galliera was owned by the Aldrovandi family, who thanks to the riches accumulated by Cardinal Pompeo Aldrovandi, could afford himself to build a new residence. The project was entrusted to the architect Francesco Maria Angelici in 1725, and the work ended in 1752 entrusted to Torreggiani, master builder on the construction site. Torreggiani also produced the windows that recalled the late Baroque period, while the frescoes to represent the grandeur of the family were commissioned to Bigari and Orlandi.
Palazzo Bentivoglio
Bologne
(6 Km)
In San Donato street, today Via Zamboni, the space where the Municipal Theater stands, until 1507 was occupied by the grandiose Bentivoglio palace, which had 244 rooms.Called Domus Magna, it was home to Giovanni and Geneva in the richly frescoed rooms upstairs.
Palazzo Marconi Gia Orsi
Bologne
(6 Km)
The building executed on a project by Antonio Terribilia in the second half of the 16th century, has a facade with porch in Via San Vitale, while the inner courtyard overlooks Via Benedetto XIV. It contains numerous niches in the courtyard with precious sculptures, but is undergoing restoration due to the very bad conditions in which it pours.
Palazzo Malvezzi De'Medici
Bologne
(6 Km)
The palace is also known as “from the dark porch”, because its porch creates a penumbra that hides from the gaze of passers-by. The palace built by the Malvezzi in 1560 on a project by Bartolomeo Triachini, was expanded at the request of the Marquis Giuseppe Malvezzi de' Medici in 1725 with an imposing staircase. Today it hosts the Provincial Administration.
Palazzo Pepoli Antico
Bologne
(5 Km)
Palazzo della Mercanzia
Bologne
(5 Km)
The palace overlooks the homonymous square, is also known as Palazzo del Carrobbio or Loggia dei Mercanti. Work on its construction was completed in 1391. The building was intended to host the Merchants' Forum, with the court attached. It appears as a set of styles, from Lombard to Gothic to classicism - naturalistic. The upper floors can be reached via a staircase built in 1857, when the building underwent a general renovation, with the redistribution of the interior spaces.
Palazzo Fantuzzi
Bologne
(5 Km)
The building commissioned by the Fantuzzi family, is distinguished by the presence of two elephants on the facade. The elephants reminded Hannibal, from which the family supported descending. The building covered in strong and provocative rusticated, the very square windows, make think of a paternity of the architect Serio, perhaps the only example of his architecture in the city. Instead, the interiors are designed by the architect Bartolomeo di Domenico Peruzzi, a wonderful example of a sixteenth-century residence.
Palazzo Orsi
Bologne
(6 Km)
The Orsi palace marked by a beautiful porch on the lower floor, while the upper floor has windows enriched with sixteenth-century decorations. The building is in decline, in fact, restoration works are planned to bring it back to its former glory.
Palazzo Garagnani
Bologne
(5 Km)
Designed in all likelihood by Andrea Marchesi da Formigine, it was built in the 16th century. The peculiarity that comes to the eye when entering the building is the splendid staircase that dates back to 1750, in full Baroque style, designed by Giovanni Carlo Bibiena.
Palazzo Bolognini
Bologne
(5 Km)
In Piazza Santo Stefano we find the first senatorium residence of the Bolognini family, commissioned in 1451 to the same architect of Palazzo Bentivoglio, Pagno by Lapo Portigiani da Fièsole. The portico is in Renaissance style with round arches with marble capitals. The façade appears decorated with sculptural heads all round. These are the fifteenth-century tradition in the pointed windows and the arches of the cornice.
Palazzo Malvezzi Campeggi
Bologne
(6 Km)
Count and Marquis of Dozza, Cesare di Giovanni Malvezzi had this magnificent building built in 1522. The works carried out in all likelihood by Andrea and Giacomo Marchesi da Formigine, were completed in 1548. Originally, the building had a single floor with mezzanine, but in 1730 it was expanded by welcoming a large arms room. Today it is home to the Faculty of Law.
Palazzo di Giustizia
Bologne
(5 Km)
The building was executed on a project by Palladio in the 16th century, on commission of the Ruini Family. In 1679 the palace was sold to the Ranuzzi family, which would make it a sumptuous senatorium residence. The double elliptical staircase leading to the upper floors was built by Piacentini. His last owner was Felice Baciocchi who by marrying Napoleon Bonaparte's sister, took the title of Prince.
Villa Guastavillani
Bologne
(4 Km)
A beautiful building from the second half of the fifteenth century characterized by a “T” system with an area of more than 5000 square meters. It was renovated around the 2000s by the University of Bologna, of which it became the headquarters of the Historical Archive. Inside it is possible to visit the chapel of the Barbiano family where there are wooden drawers painted with rich decorated bands and different paintings and frescoes of the time.
Palazzo Cassa Risparmio
Bologne
(5 Km)
The palace is one of the first works by the architect Mengoni, built between 1868 and 1876. It looks like a sumptuous white building. The glossy white marble on the outside corresponds to an interior characterized primarily by the imposing staircase that leads to the upper floor that gives a wide breath to the spaces and volumes.
Palazzo Vizzani
Bologne
(5 Km)
Palazzo Zani
Bologne
(5 Km)
Palazzo Zani was built by the homonymous Tuscan family during the sixteenth century on commission by Marc'Antonio Zani to the Bolognese architect Floriano Ambrosini. The decoration of the Honor Hall is the work of the young Guido Reni, a distinguished student of the Accademia Carraccesca. Since 1948, the Palace has been managed by the Consortium of Renana Reclamation, which took care of its restorations and conservation.
Palazzo Davia Bargellini
Bologne
(6 Km)
The building was commissioned in 1638 by Camillo Bargellini and executed following Provaglia's project. It is one of the most monumental buildings located in Via Maggiore. The austerity of the building is interrupted by the Giants, two canvasons that side by side the entrance portal from which you access the large Baroque staircase that leads to the upper floor.
Palazzo Hercolani
Bologne
(6 Km)
The ancient eighteenth-century residence of the Hercolani family is located in Strada Maggiore. The building, whose construction was entrusted to the architect Angelo Venturoli in 1793, was completed in the early 19th century. It has a majestic sixteenth-century layout on the façade, while inside the last Baroque staircase built in Bologna, offers all the theatricality typical of style.
Villa Aldini
Bologne
(3 Km)
Chiesa di San Lorenzo
Castel San Pietro Terme
(18 Km)
The church dates back to the eighth century, is in Romanesque style. You should definitely see the crypt of Varignana, located below the church and always dating back to the eighth century.
Oratorio di San Rocco
Bologne
(5 Km)
Built in 1614, it was dedicated to the holy healer of the plague and was used by the confreres to gather in prayer and penance. Its bell tower is famous for its 55 bells (the only one in Europe). Inside we find several paintings made by different artists, the ceiling has a division into eighteen squares, where the patron saints of Bologna, the doctors of the Western Church are represented and the Evangelists.
Oratorio Spirito Santo
Bologne
(5 Km)
It was built in the second half of 1400 by Celestine monks, its external facade is represented by terracotta decorations. Around the years 1892/93, it was renovated by Alfonso Rubbiani who tried to reproduce the original appearance. Inside we can find Roman remains of an area paved with large basoli where there is an angular pillar and sections of the Selenite walls.
Galleria Forni
Bologne
(5 Km)
Since 1967, the Galleria Forni is the reference point for lovers of figurative painting and sculpture, even though, among the more than three hundred exhibitions held in the course of its business, are also included exhibitions of major abstract artists.
Galleria Marabini
Bologne
(5 Km)
The Gallery was founded in 1994 .In September 2002 it relocated to a new 3.299 square feet home of exhibition space in a 17th century church in the heart of the old city. The Gallery specializes in International Contemporary Art in all forms.
Galleria Studio G7
Bologne
(5 Km)
A well-known gallery in Bologna for its exhibitions of painting, sculpture and photography of famous and new artists, at the international level.
Galleria De Foscherari
Bologne
(5 Km)
Galleria Paola Forni
Bologne
(5 Km)
Galleria Cinquantasei
Bologne
(6 Km)
Arte E Arte S.A.S.
Bologne
(5 Km)
Torre Alberici
Bologne
(5 Km)
It is said to be the oldest in the city, dates back to 1273. Designed to be taller, and probably higher in the past, it was made lower by bringing it to the current 27 meters, closed at the top by an altana. Following the restoration of 1928, the door with a wooden folding door was left, which closed a medieval workshop.
Torri Gentilizie
Bologne
(5 Km)
The symbolic monuments of the city are of medieval origin: the Asinelli Tower of 97.20 meters in height and Garisenda Tower, 48 meters high. The most leaning of the two, the Garisenda, was quoted by Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy.
Il Cassero
Castel San Pietro Terme
(15 Km)
The Cassero is the monument that officially marks the birth of Castel San Pietro in 1199, as a bulwark to defend the territory of Bologna. It is a massive construction, adorned with Ghibelline merli, the work of various interventions.
Galleria Di Paolo Arte
Bologne
(5 Km)
Galleria Marescalchi
Bologne
(6 Km)
Mario Marescalchi made a winning move. The gallery hasn’t limited its activity to the presentation of famous names, but also to reflect their artistic value. Valuable works are displayed to reveal significant developments in artists’ life and work.
Galleria Spazia
Bologne
(5 Km)
Museo del Balsamico Tradizionale di Modena
Spilamberto
(23 Km)
The Museum of Traditional Balsamic of Modena was built on 24 November 2002 by the Association “Consorteria of Traditional Balsamic Vinegar”. It aims to promote tradition and everything that has to do with this traditional product. All the items on display can be touched by hand and are characterized by the aroma of vinegar.
Museo Civico d'Arte Industriale E Galleria Davia Bargellini
Bologne
(6 Km)
The collection includes paintings, crafts and witnesses Bolognese designed to evoke an eighteenth-century aristocratic residence, among the paintings, the famous "Madonna of the teeth" from Vitale da Bologna.
Museo dell'Assistenza Infermieristica
Bologne
(4 Km)
The museum displays various kinds of witnesses concerning the evolution of the '700 nursing to the present day.
Mambo - Museo d'Arte Moderna di Bologna
Bologne
(6 Km)
MAMbo is visual culture and experimentation available to young contemporaries.
MAMbo tracks with its permanent collection the history of contemporary Italian and international art.
Pinacoteca Nazionale
Bologne
(6 Km)
Located in the same historic building that houses the Academy of Fine Arts.It offers a broad overview of Emilian painting from the thirteenth to the eighteenth century,with works by Carracci,Giotto,Vitale da Bologna,Raphael,Guido Reni,Parmigianino.
Museo Morandi
Bologne
(5 Km)
The museum, housed in Palazzo d'Accursio, consists of 250 works including 61 paintings, 18 watercolors, 88 drawings, 79 etchings and two sculptures, there also is a reconstruction of Morandi's studio with a small collection of ancient art.
Museo del Patrimonio Industriale
Bologne
(5 Km)
Along the Navile, in the former Galotti furnace where from 1887 bricks with Hoffman oven were produced, since 1990 a museum has been set up with a ground floor that illustrates the history of technical education between the 1800s and '900; on the first floor we move “From excellence to the future” with contemporary technologies; on the second floor the history of Bolognese production from the fourteenth century to the present day.
Museo della preistoria "Luigi Donini"
Bologne
(8 Km)
In San Lazzaro di Savena, the Museum opens its windows to prehistory, its settings and the first human populations. Organized on 500 square meters of area, the museum is divided into thematic areas, offers fossil and archaeological finds, as well as life-size dioramic reconstructions.
Specola e Museo di Astronomia
Bologne
(5 Km)
Specola is an eighteenth-century tower of Palazzo Poggi, from which astronomical observations were carried out between the '700 and 800. Today, the Museum is set up in the tower, and there are also the Department of Astronomy and the Observatory. The Museum collects above all the instruments used for observations at the time as well as numerous curious objects.
Museo Marsiliano
Bologne
(6 Km)
The Marsilian Museum is based in the University Library of Bologna and was established in 1930, the year of the second centenary of the death of Luigi Ferdinando Marsili. In fact, among the rooms of the Museum we find an equestrian portrait of Marsili by Calza and Zanchi. The Museum exhibits Marsilian materials and manuscripts related to the studies of the Bolognese scientist.
Museo Mille Voci e Mille Suoni
Bologne
(5 Km)
Museo Storico Didattico della Tappezzeria
Bologne
(3 Km)
Cavalier Vittorio Zironi, master tapestries, decided to found this museum in Bologna. Initially aimed at upholstery fabrics, it began to evolve also to the clothes of clothing, ceremonial dresses, sacred vestments. The restoration of Villa Spada allowed the installation on the three floors of the villa by dividing the exhibition conceptually by type.
Museo Nazionale Etrusco "P. Aria"
Marzabotto
(16 Km)
The National Etruscan Museum “P. Aria” is dedicated to Count Pompeo Aria who organized the core of the first museum collection. The exhibition is spread over four rooms where the nineteenth-century excavations and various architectural terraces coming from the various acropolis of the resort are exhibited.
Museo di Anatomia degli Animali Domestici
Ozzano dell'Emilia
(16 Km)
The Museum of Pet Anatomy presents images and reproductions of pets. Skeletons and various boards are also used. This institute is among the oldest in the province, not only in the Municipality. In fact, it was founded in 1882 by Professor Clemente Papi, and precisely this makes it one of the most important. Today, however, it is possible to see a considerable part of it, compared to the original one collected.
Istituto Nazionale per la Fauna Selvatica
Ozzano dell'Emilia
(16 Km)
The National Institute for Wildlife has several locations, but the most important is that of Ozzano dell'Emilia, in Bologna. He is tasked with protecting the environmental goods composed of wild animals, analyzing their way of life, evolution and relationships with other local animals. In the Institute we find a post-university qualification school on biology and wildlife conservation and work teaching courses for the coordination of wild animals for graduated technicians.
Museo Paleontologico
Bologne
(5 Km)
The Museum was founded in the 19th century in a former hospital clinic from Bologna. After several renovations and renovations, today's headquarters was inaugurated in 2003, divided into 4 main sections: the area where the fossil finds are kept; the Whale and Elephant Hall; Hall of the Whales and Elephants; birds and ichthyosaurs; room of the diplodocus, a 26-meter dinosaur.
Museo Ducati
Bologne
(7 Km)
In a spectacular setting, here is a collection of memorabilia that have marked the history of Ducati, founded in 1926, among which: the "Puppy" of the '40s, up to the new four-valve engine that has made Ducati win the Superbike championship.
Museo di Zoologia
Bologne
(5 Km)
Part of the University Museums, you can find ornithological collections, dioramas and trophies of Africa on the ground floor. Upstairs the Altobelli collection of reptiles, amphibians and mammals, as well as the most important animal groups. The most substantial donation comes from the Aldrovandi, Cospi and Marsili collections, that is, the initial one.
Museo Apistico
Bologne
(5 Km)
The museum inside the CRA, preserves a huge number of tools, tools, wooden models of apiaries typical of the various Italian agricultural areas, hives of the nineteenth and twentieth century. Since 2008, the Center has also preserved the library of Oddo Marinelli, a lawyer and a beekeeping enthusiast, who has collected more than 800 volumes in the sector, so much so that his collection made the room pick up that it houses the name of 'bee room'.
Museo Aldovrandi
Bologne
(5 Km)
The collection of 'natural things' by Ulysses Aldrovandi, which reaches 18,000 units and 7,000 species of dried plants, as well as its encyclopedia in 13 volumes on 'Natural History', and the 14 personal cabinets and Pinacoteche, since 1617, had been preserved in the Palazzo Pubblico where they remained until 1742, when they were transferred to Palazzo Poggi.
Museo Ebraico
Bologne
(5 Km)
Galleria d'Arte Moderna
Bologne
(8 Km)
Headquarters of the Galleria d'Arte Moderna Institute in Bologna, also known as MAMbo, set up inside the restored former bread oven, which with its 9500 square meters of exhibition traces art from post-war years to this day.
Museo Civico Medievale
Bologne
(5 Km)
Inside the Palazzo Ghisilardi- Fava, the Museum has been housed since 1985. It preserves the testimonies of the Middle Ages city from artisan artifacts to the bronze foil statue of Boniface VIII as well as the collections of bronzetti, such as the splendid Neptune by Giambologna. The museum closes an interesting collection of weapons, ivories and glasses, as well as numerous illuminated codes.
MAGI '900 - Museo delle eccellenze artistiche e storiche
Bologne
(5 Km)
The entrepreneur and collector Pietro Bargellini, in Pieve di Cento, producing a careful restoration of ancient silos for the storage of wheat, inaugurated in 2000 this museum with 4000 square meters on six floors. It is a very important private collection of over 2000 works carefully selected by the owner.
Museo Civico Archeologico
Bologne
(5 Km)
Inside Palazzo Galvani, the Museum is the merger of the University Museum and the Municipal Museum in the archaeological field. The University Museum transferred the collection of antiques by Luigi Ferdinando Marsili, the Egyptian ones by Ulysses Aldrovandi and Ferdinando Cospi; the Municipality instead gave away the findings of the Etruscan tombs, the Palagio Pelagi collection, and private donations from citizens.
Museo Civico del Risorgimento
Bologne
(6 Km)
Established in 1893 to inculcate the values of the municipality to all citizens, set up on the ground floor of Casa Carducci, looks at the story that goes from 1796, the year of the arrival of the French in Bologna, until the first World War, with the eyes of the city of Bologna.
Collezioni Comunali d'Arte
Bologne
(5 Km)
In the Palazzo Comunale, where once were the apartments of the Cardinals Legati, a permanent exhibition is set up today founded in 1936, which preserves the collections of Pelagio Palagi, artist and collector, but also collections of private families and assets of religious institutions suppressed throughout history.
Museo degli Studenti e della Goliardia
Bologne
(5 Km)
The Alma Mater, the oldest university in Europe, the first headquarters of the student university, organized within it this Museum that wants to retrace the path of the history of the student world, through 23 windows, 18 monitors, paintings, sculptures, books, illuminated codes, newspapers. It also owns a database containing all graduates from 1380 to 2005 to the present day.
Museo dello Studio del Nono Centenario
Bologne
(5 Km)
At Palazzo Poggi, the Museum of the Study of the 9th Centenary, tells 900 years of history of the University of Bologna through 3 different moments: “Rooms of Time”; the “Aleph” two objects, the first one that brings back to the commemoration of the 9th Centenary of the University, the second that refers to its symbolic places; “The Chamber of the Ark” indicating the transition to science and knowledge.
Museo delle Navi e delle Antiche Carte Geografiche
Bologne
(5 Km)
Inside Palazzo Poggi, among the many Museums and Libraries, the Museum of Ships houses naval models of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, with relative geographical maps. Very special are the wall papers engraved on copper and richly decorated with allegories, human figures and animals.
Eremo di Ronzano
Bologne
(2 Km)
Ronzano is the culmination of a hill that rises more or less at the same level as the Colle della Guardia where there is a famous convent that on the ground floor were built the refectory, the kitchen, premises service and the cellar. The north side is occupied by the church by the Chapter Hall. The remaining three sides, equipped with large windows, constitute the outer sides of the walking center on which the monk cells are located.
Casa Carducci
Bologne
(6 Km)
It is a very old structure that dates back to the sixteenth century, is located between the platform of the ancient city walls between Porta Maggiore and Porta di Santo Stefano. Following the spiral staircase you arrive to visit the poet's room and in the garden we find the statue representing Giosuè Carducci. In the immense library there are very rare texts to be found on colleagues, poets and authors.
Conservatorio di Musica G.Martini
Bologne
(6 Km)
The Conservatory of Music “Giovan Battista Martini”, is located in Piazza Rossini, 2 in Bologna and is perfectly functional in terms of teaching, in fact it offers the possibility of accessing various courses academics. The library was built in 1945 and today costs a large number of manuals, booklets, manuscripts and prints present (some coming from donations).
Casa Isolani
Bologne
(5 Km)
A beautiful civil construction of the thirteenth century, with a very long and very high porch that is supported by poles about nine meters high. It was realized between 1451 and 1455 with a style that denounces the transition between Gothic and Tuscan Renaissance. In the prospectus you can see the characteristic faces of six characters that are inserted in circular medallions. In the twentieth century, the prospectus was well renovated.
Torresotto di San Vitale
Bologne
(6 Km)
It is located at the intersection of Via San Vitale and Piazza Aldrovandi, it was born as the door of the penultimate circle of walls (also called the Circle of Treasures or Thousands), at the turn of the road. it also takes its name by Seraglio.
Accademia Belle Arti
Bologne
(6 Km)
Founded in 1711 by Pope Clement XI, it is structured on the model of the Académie Royal in Paris and that of Saint Luke, is located in the university area and is the largest and most important university of art in Italy. Inside there are classrooms for classes, great classrooms for conferences and actors of painting, sculpture and engraving for practical lessons, moreover on the ground floor we also find the theater.
Collegio Venturoli
Bologne
(6 Km)
A structure built at the end of the seventeenth century that housed the ancient Illyrian College. In 1822, thanks to the architect Angelo Venturoli, a college was set up there dedicated to the support of young artists, something that is still managed today by the Venturoli Artistic College Foundation, which houses also the important Venturoli Archive.
Piazza Maggiore
Bologne
(5 Km)
It is the main square of Bologna and is surrounded by the most important buildings of the medieval city, the oldest one is the Palazzo del Podestà that does not go beyond 1200. At the ends of the square are: the Palazzo Comunale, Palazzo del Podestà, the beautiful Basilica of San Petronio, and finally the Palazzo dei Banchi. The center of the square is formed by a pedestrian area called “the Crescentone”, built in 1934.
Tombe dei Glossatori
Bologne
(5 Km)
In them are preserved the remains of some of the first and most important professors of what was called the studium (university) in the Middle Ages, where Law stood out in Bologna. The term Glossatori because they commented on the texts of Roman law with explanatory additions in the margins, to make the contents of the steps under consideration clearer.
Casa Castili
Bologne
(5 Km)
One of the most beautiful monuments in the city, is located in the immediate vicinity of the Basilica Madonna Di San Luca in Via Manzoni. Inside we find the Gothic shapes and remains of wall decorations from the Neoclassical age. The large library room contains very ancient and rare texts belonging to the family.
Portico di San Luca
Bologne
(4 Km)
It is the longest portico present in the city of Bologna, in fact it has a size of 3796 meters and consists of 666 arches, it was built in 1674 with the contribution of the entire citizenship. It is visible from a great distance even from much of the Bolognese territory and still today it is an exceptional chapter of architecture and urban planning and an authentic value, religious and civic.
Arco Meloncello e Portico San Luca
Bologne
(4 Km)
The Arco del Meloncello gives us the idea of an original scenographic of Baroque taste. It consists of an overpass for pilgrims, supported by a base with arches, through which pedestrian and vehicle traffic can flow undisturbed. The portico of San Luca, has a length of about 3.5 km and has 666 arches. Its construction dates back between 1674 and 1721, thanks to the contribution of citizenship. It starts from Via Saragozza up to the church of San Luca that stands on the Colle della Guardia.
Arco Bonaccorsi
Bologne
(4 Km)
It stood in the second half of the sixteenth century by Cardinal Bonaccorso Bonaccorsi. Along the porch, which is located at the entrance of Via Zaragozza, there is the statue of the Madonna with her child, an eighteenth-century work by Andrea Ferreri, also called “Fat Madonna”. The length of the entire porch is about 3500 meters.
Collegio di Spagna
Bologne
(5 Km)
It is located at the University of Bologna and offers the functions of college to students from Spain. It was founded between the thirteenth and seventeenth centuries. On the porch there is a fresco by Annibale Carracci, Bartolomeo Ramenghi and Camillo Procaccini. In 1980, restoration operations began, which lasted until 2011 and brought considerable changes, such as the elimination of false Gothic superstructures and the reproduction of new frescoes, such as the “Madonna of Humility”.
Tempio di San Salvatore
Bologne
(5 Km)
Church that originates in the first decade of the sixteenth century and is important for art as it is balanced between the Renaissance and Baroque, and is an element of mediation on the development of baroque. Inside, in the central nave there is a tombstone placed in the center of the floor in honor of the great artist: Guercino (as per his wish).
Galleria L’Ariete artecontemporanea
Bologne
(5 Km)
Arteggiando
Bologne
(6 Km)
Museo di S. Stefano
Bologne
(5 Km)
At the Church of Santo Stefano, at the end of the 19th century, the Museum was born after careful restoration, with the aim of giving proper relevance and accommodation, to all the sacred objects that could not have been able to find a place in the new building. The Museum is on the ground floor in the old sacristy adjacent to the Cloister.
Museo di Anatomia Comparata
Bologne
(5 Km)
At the University Museum Alma Mater Studiorum, there is this precious collection of instruments such as microscopes, syringes of the most varied sizes, microtomes, which were used to produce preparations to be injected into the circulatory or histological system of mammalian nerve endings. Some models can also be touched.
Museo Storico del Soldatino "M. Massacesi"
Bologne
(6 Km)
In the beautiful Villa Aldrovandi — Mazzacorati, this very curious exhibition of miniature soldiers is presented, executed with every type of material: from wood, to stucco, to paper, to lead, to tin. The soldiers who belonged to Giacomo Leopardi of colored cardboard are also kept.
Museo Ostetrico "G. A. Galli"
Bologne
(5 Km)
Palazzo Poggi houses among its rooms this important museum, dating back to the '700. In those years, Dr. Giovan Antonio Galli decided to found the Museum, to facilitate the knowledge of midwives and doctors. The collection includes life-size wax models and anatomical reproductions of the uterus during pregnancy.
Museo di Fisica
Bologne
(5 Km)
The rooms dedicated to Physics in Palazzo Poggii boast the donations of Marsili, which concerned instrumentation suitable for astronomical and biological measurement, were followed by the patronage of the Pontiff Benedict XIV, who had numerous lenses for telescopes and microscopes.
Donazione Putti e Raccolta Rizzoli Codivilla
Bologne
(5 Km)
Within the Rizzoli Orthopaedic Institutes, these two precious libraries of a medical and scientific nature are housed. The first consists of instruments collected by the eminent orthopedist Vittorio Putti, which start from Roman times until 800, as well as numerous ancient manuscripts and incunabula. The second collects the texts selected by Dr. Rizzoli in life, who titled his collection to the first Italian orthopedic doctor, Codivilla.
Museo di Anatomia Umana Normale
Bologne
(5 Km)
Palazzo Poggi, houses this Museum with exhibition of wax models, which arises from the need to compensate for the lack of corpses for anatomical study. Lelli, on behalf of the Pontiff Benedict XIV, began to produce wax models in 700 and after him worked on this project the surgeon Anna Morandi.
Museo di Antropologia
Bologne
(5 Km)
It belongs to the University Museums. Skeletons and skulls of the Italian populations are collected and catalogued divided by era of belonging from the Neolithic to the 18th century. A 'yurt' is also on display, a typical Kazakhstan dwelling, mobile and complete with interior furnishings.
Museo di Architettura Militare
Bologne
(5 Km)
Palazzo Poggi hosts a section dedicated to fortification projects conceived by the most important European strategists. The reproductions of fortresses, strongholds, defensive structures, painted on wood, are an important help to learn about the urban planning of the city over the various centuries. Another room hosts the models and projects of new artillery tools, executed by Marsili.
Museo di Mineralogia e Petrografia "L. Bombicci"
Bologne
(5 Km)
Part of the University Museums, was founded in 1860, collecting the collection delivered to Professor Luigi Bombicci. Currently, the Museum has 50,000 pieces, having enriched itself with further donations that took place, over time, and with exchanges with other precious collections.
Casa Tacconi
Bologne
(5 Km)
It is located in Bologna near Palazzo Bolognini in Via Santo Stefano and is characterized by a multi-arched prospectus of different size for each single building. Recently restored, it remains one of the most beautiful monuments that the city offers to see.
Galleria Comunale
Bologne
(8 Km)
This is the most important gallery in Bologna, it often organizes temporary solo and group exhibitions. It is divided into five locations, the headquarters of the Museum of Modern Art of Bologna, Villa delle Rose, the Morandi Museum, the Morandi House and the Museum for the Memory of Ustica and offers more than 3500 works to be able to visualize.
Baraccano
Bologne
(5 Km)
It is one of the most historic venues and is defined as “the summer garden of Bologna”, where there are great events and events, Latin dance classes with the best Cuban salsa schools, the music of El Gato and Puma, aperitifs and erasmus and university parties, the Blue Garden, with live groups of the city. From year to year, a rich seasonal program is proposed that opens to new horizons dealing with all forms of art and entertainment.
Cripta dei Santi Naborre e Felice
Bologne
(5 Km)
It was a monastery of Saints Naborre and Felice, which is now for a part built by the military hospital and maintains only a small part of the old building where we find the Benedictine crypt of the tenth century and the fifteenth century bell tower.
Casa Natale di Guglielmo Marconi
Bologne
(5 Km)
Guglielmo Marconi's birthplace is Villa Griffone, where the Bolognese scientist lived and did his first radio transmission experiment in 1895 and which today became the headquarters of the Marconi Foundation (to him) dedicated). It is located Pontecchio Marconi, about 15 km from Bologna and inside it there is a Research Center where specialists of the Ugo Bordoni Foundation, the University of Bologna and the Foundation itself work Marconi.
Casa Rossini
Bologne
(5 Km)
In front of the main road stands the Gioacchino Rossini palace built in 1824, which was his first home until about twenty years, after which he moved to Paris. On its façade we read a phrase in Latin saying: “It is not the master who must be proud of the house, but the master's house.” On one side, instead we read: “Accompany the verses with the seven musical notes in the middle of a fragrant laurel grove”.
Ex Chiesa di Santa Lucia
Bologne
(5 Km)
It originated in the fifth century, it was the seat of the Jesuits who expanded it and embellished it. In the seventeenth century, the building was rebuilt on a model of the Roman Church of Jesus by the architect Girolamo Rainaldi, but after the Napoleonic suppression it was destined for other uses. Inside the chapel dedicated to San Luigi Gonzaga, we find the altar designed by Alfonso Torreggiani.
Torre Incoronata
Bologne
(5 Km)
It was erected in 1150. It had to look elegant, symbol of the power of the Prendiparte family, with its high base and thick walls it rose even more than the current 58 meters. Sold to the Fabruzzi family, it was later bought by two nuns and then ended up becoming male prison.
Torre Altabella
Bologne
(6 Km)
The square-based tower, perfectly according to medieval dictates, is 61 meters high also assumed that at the origin it could be even higher. In the '500, like most of the other towers, it was inhabited on the first floors and for shop use on the ground floor, but a skilful restoration brought it back to its ancient and original splendor.
Torre Garisenda
Bologne
(5 Km)
From the surveys of the material used, and the construction techniques, although not knowing the authorship and the date of its construction, it can be assumed that the tower was built shortly after that nearby of the Donkeys, that is, at the end of the year 1000. It is said that it was built at the will of Oddo and Filippo Garisendi once they returned from the crusades. It had to be very high when in the 14th century, it was decided to amputate part of it, reducing it to 48 meters.
Torre e Mura della Grada
Bologne
(5 Km)
The iron grate was a further protection for the historic center of Bologna, close to the walls that served to defend themselves from the entrance of enemies who tried to enter the city sailing along the canal of Rhine. The grate was closed with an iron gate when they passed, and it had been built right under a tower of the '300 that bears its name.
Torre dell' Arengo
Bologne
(5 Km)
The tower stands on the Palazzo del Podestà, it is certainly among all the towers, the most curious by genre. It is not born as a tower, but as a rise for the intersection of the two streets that run under the turn. We are in the early '200 year of construction of the building itself. Subsequently, it is gradually consolidated to become an acrobatic tower. Despite its not-so-solid structure, it supported the “bell” from 47 tons of bronze installed by Fioravanti.
Torre Conoscenti
Bologne
(5 Km)
It is located inside the historic home of the Ghisilardi family, in the courtyard of the residence. The tower is actually titled Knowledge, because when the Ghisilardi asked for a portion of the city land from the Municipality, they obtained the land that contained the tower of the Aknowledgenti family.
Museo di Palazzo Pepoli Campogrande
Bologne
(5 Km)
Count Odoardo Pepoli in 600, had his palace built according to the project of Towers and Albertoni. The rooms of the palace richly adorned with frescoes of the '600 and '700, host one of the most important collections in the city, that of the works of Quadreria Zambeccari. In 1883 the collection was purchased by the Pinacoteca Regia. In addition to this prestigious collection, works of Flemish and Byzantine art are also exhibited.
Museo di Ronzano
Bologne
(3 Km)
Near the homonymous hermitage, on a hill near that of the Guardia. At the Hermitage of Ronzano there is a Museum Archive, where personal paper documents of Giosuè Carducci have been preserved, donated to the Hermitage by Titti Carducci.
Museo di S. Domenico
Bologne
(5 Km)
The Museum is inside the Basilica of San Domenico, between the choir and the sacristy. It was set up from 1956 by the prior of the time and inaugurated the same year. Consisting of two rooms it preserves important works of Italian painting from 300 to 700. There are also precious breviaries from the 13th, 14th and 15th centuries, including that of St. Thomas Aquinas.
Museo di S. Giuseppe
Bologne
(5 Km)
Within the homonymous Convent of the Order of Capuchins, the Museum began to take shape from 1928, when Father Leonardo Montalti, began to collect the goods of the monasteries of Bologna and province in one place.
Museo di S. Petronio
Bologne
(5 Km)
In 1894, Tito Azzolini, inside the Basilica of San Petronio in Piazza Maggiore, brought together all the objects of goldsmiths, musical editions, sacred furnishings, finely illuminated gradual, and all the projects and preparatory drawings and models for the execution of the new facade of the Basilica of San Petronio.
Museo di Anatomia Patologica "C. Taruffi"
Bologne
(6 Km)
Within the Bologna University Museum System, SMA, this interesting permanent exhibition is preserved. The collection by Dr. C.Taruffi, consists of natural skeletons, or even reconstructions of malformed skeletons in wax, of different individuals, who had congenital malformations.
Museo e Stabilimento Lamborghini Auto
San Giovanni in Persiceto
(42 Km)
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