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A short food-focused stay: Bologna's 40 km of porticoes, medieval towers and the markets of the Quadrilatero, plus tagliatelle al ragù and tortellini in brodo. Walkable, student-friendly and less crowded than Florence.
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Towers and markets
Piazza Maggiore
The central square with Basilica di San Petronio.
View on map ↗Quadrilatero market
Food stalls with cheeses, fresh pasta and mortadella.
View on map ↗Two Towers and Archiginnasio
The Asinelli tower (97 m) and the old university with the Anatomical Theatre.
View on map ↗🍽 Where to eat
Porticoes and hill
Walk to San Luca
A covered portico of 666 arches climbs to the sanctuary.
View on map ↗Santo Stefano complex
A group of linked churches known as the Seven Churches.
View on map ↗🍽 Where to eat
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