Bologna

This expansive central square serves as the city's primary gathering point, surrounded by medieval buildings including the Palazzo d'Accursio and the Basilica di San Petronio.

The Asinelli and Garisenda towers are iconic medieval structures that lean noticeably, with the taller Asinelli tower offering a staircase for visitors to climb.

Located just off Piazza Maggiore, this ancient grid of narrow streets is home to historic food stalls selling local pasta, cured meats, and cheeses.

This massive Gothic church dominates the main square and features a distinctive unfinished facade of marble and brick.

Formerly the main building of the University of Bologna, this 16th-century structure houses a historic anatomical theater carved from wood.

Perched on a hill overlooking the city, this sanctuary is reached via the world's longest portico and provides panoramic views of the surrounding plains.

This indoor market functions as a daily produce hub for locals and features several small food stalls serving regional dishes.

This primary thoroughfare connects the main train station to the city center, lined with continuous porticoes and a variety of retail shops.

This historic district is characterized by its dense concentration of traditional workshops, artisan shops, and long-standing culinary establishments.

A well-known institution in the university district, this casual eatery is frequently visited for its traditional tagliatelle al ragù.