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   How to get to Bologna from Piazza Maggiore?

   • Arriving at Bologna by Train: The train station of Bologna, from which run both regional and long-distance trains, is located in the centre. Consider it is basically attached to via Indipendenza, the shopping street of Bologna, and about 15 minutes walk from Piazza Maggiore.

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   Does Bologna have a canal?

   • Bologna boasts a comprehensive network of canals, constructed during the 12th and 13th centuries to establish a connection between the city and the Po River. While the majority of these canals now flow underground, remnants of their presence can still be observed in various areas of the city.

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   When did Bologna become a city?

   • The roots of Bologna’s settlement date back to around 1,000 B.C.E., with the Etruscans establishing the first urban centre known as “Velza” (or “Felsina” in Latin) in 534 B.C.E. Throughout history, the region experienced conquests by the Celts and Gauls, eventually becoming a Roman colony called “Bononia” in 189 B.C.E.

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   Where to Park in Bologna?

   • Arriving at Bologna by Car: Much of the old town is part of the ZTL, the limited traffic zone and that the access points of the ZTL are monitored by cameras so you will probably want to park outside the old city and walk in. I suggest parking at Parking Tanari, good value and positioned near the train station.

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   What is Bologna famous for?

   • Resembling Venice, Bologna boasted an extensive canal system and played a vital role in trade, banking, and finance. The prestigious university, established in 1088, attracted a diverse international population and continues to educate approximately 80,000 enrolled students each year.

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   What makes Bologna so special?

   • This enchanting city boasts miles of medieval porticoes, recognized as a UNESCO heritage site, adorning the streets with a captivating interplay of light, shadows, and architectural splendor. Adding to Bologna’s allure are the terracotta buildings that grace the old town, earning it the nickname “La Rossa” (The Red).

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   Location: Two Towers, Piazza di Porta Ravegnana, Bologna, Metropolitan City of Bologna, Italy | Hours: In the winter months open only on Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 5pm; from March opening hours 9-18.