Tour Features

Itinerary

• Meeting point

  Piazza del Nettuno

  Meet your guide in Piazza del Nettuno, a prominent square located near Piazza Maggiore. It is characterized by the Fountain of Neptune, a grand statue dating back to the 16th century.

• 1st stop

  Piazza Maggiore

  Piazza Maggiore is the main square of Bologna and a central hub for the city's social, political, and cultural life. Surrounded by historic buildings, including the Palazzo d'Accursio, Palazzo del Podestà, and the impressive Basilica di San Petronio, the piazza offers visitors a blend of medieval and Renaissance architecture.

• 2nd stop

  Piazza Santo Stefano

  Piazza Santo Stefano, also known as Piazza delle Sette Chiese, is one of Bologna's most charming and picturesque squares. The piazza is framed by historic buildings and is characterized by its medieval atmosphere, cobblestone ground, and elegant arcades.

• 3rd stop

  Casa Isolani

  Casa Isolani, located on Strada Maggiore in Bologna, is a stunning example of medieval architecture. From the outside, its most striking feature is the 13th-century wooden portico, one of the few surviving wooden structures of this kind in the city.

• 4th stop

  Casa Isolani

  Casa Isolani, located on Strada Maggiore in Bologna, is a stunning example of medieval architecture. From the outside, its most striking feature is the 13th-century wooden portico, one of the few surviving wooden structures of this kind in the city.

• 5th stop

  The Towers of Bologna

  The Two Towers of Bologna—Torre degli Asinelli and Torre Garisenda—are among the city's most iconic landmarks, dominating the skyline with their impressive medieval architecture.

• 6th stop

  Finestrella

  The Finestrella di Bologna, also known as the "Little Window," is a hidden gem that reveals a surprising view of Bologna’s medieval canal system. This small window opens up to a charming scene of the Canale delle Moline, one of the few remaining canals that once crisscrossed the city.

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