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1. Royal Hotel Carlton
Royal Hotel Carlton
2. The Social Hub Bologna
The Social Hub Bologna
3. Hotel Internazionale
Hotel Internazionale
4. Starhotels Excelsior
Starhotels Excelsior
5. Elizabeth Lifestyle Hotel
Elizabeth Lifestyle Hotel
6. UNA Hotels Bologna Centro
UNA Hotels Bologna Centro
7. Hotel Metropolitan
Hotel Metropolitan
8. Savhotel Fiera Bologna
Savhotel Fiera Bologna
9. Living Place Hotel
Living Place Hotel
10. Fly On Hotel
Fly On Hotel
11. Best Western Plus Tower Hotel Bologna
Best Western Plus Tower Hotel Bologna
12. NH Bologna de la Gare
NH Bologna de la Gare
13. Hotel Palace Bologna Centro
Hotel Palace Bologna Centro
14. Art Hotel Commercianti
Art Hotel Commercianti
15. Savhotel Aemilia Bologna
Savhotel Aemilia Bologna
16. Mercure Bologna Centro
Mercure Bologna Centro
17. Albergo Rossini 1936 Small & Charming
Albergo Rossini 1936 Small & Charming
18. Grand Hotel Majestic già Baglioni
Grand Hotel Majestic già Baglioni
19. I Portici Hotel
I Portici Hotel
20. Ostello Bello Bologna
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Top neighbourhoods in Bologna

Historic Center
Bologna's Historic Center neighbourhood is known for its museums and cafes, and entices visitors with attractions, including Via Indipendenza and Piazza VIII Agosto.

Santo Stefano
Bologna's Santo Stefano neighbourhood is known for its museums and cafes, and entices visitors with attractions, including Basilica of San Domenico and Teatro Duse.

Navile
Bologna's Navile neighbourhood is known for its museums and offers lots of things to see, such as Navile Shopping Centre and Ippodromo Arcoveggio.

San Donato
The San Donato neighbourhood has lots to see, including EuropAuditorium Theater and BolognaFiere.

Saragozza-Porto
Bologna's trendy Saragozza-Porto neighbourhood is loved for its cafes and bars, and visitors often enjoy its varied attractions, including Villa delle Rose and Sanctuary of the Madonna di San Luca.
Top landmarks in Bologna
Learn more about Bologna
Beneath medieval towers that lean like tipsy professors, Bologna's terracotta skyline glows amber at sunset. The Piazza Maggiore buzzes with students from the world's oldest university, debating philosophy over plates of perfect tortellini. Climb the precarious wooden stairs of Torre Asinelli for views that explain why they call this 'La Rossa.' The city unfolds beneath 40 kilometres of porticoes – now UNESCO-listed – where locals have strolled protected from rain since the Middle Ages. In the Quadrilatero market, vendors offer mortadella with the reverence others reserve for fine art. Don't miss the unfinished façade of San Petronio Basilica or Neptune's fountain, where the sea god's proportions were strategically reduced to avoid offending papal sensibilities.

















































































































































































































































































