Start at the Palace of King Enzo
Part of the Podestà building served as the prison of King Enzo, son of Frederick II, from 1249 until his death.
Italy · Walking Tours
The journey
Combine Bologna's cultural and historical heritage with its most delicious side on a storytelling walk through the historic centre and the Quadrilatero food district. Discover the peculiarities of this unique city, home to the oldest university in the Western world, dating back to 1088 AD, more than 40 kilometres of arcades, and a gastronomy admired around the world. Along the way, learn about the local food traditions and the flavours that define Bologna.
Discover the peculiarities of this unique city, home to the oldest university in the Western world, dating back to 1088 AD, more than 40 kilometres of arcades, and a gastronomy admired around the world.
From the itinerary
At a glance
Day by day
Part of the Podestà building served as the prison of King Enzo, son of Frederick II, from 1249 until his death.
A masterpiece created by the Sicilian architect Tommaso Laureti and the sculptor Jean de Boulogne.
This is the heart of the city. Built in the early 1200s, it hosts some of the most important buildings in Bologna.
Home to the first places where Bologna's students used to gather and spend time together.
Asinelli and Garisenda are two towers that have stood here since 1109. The Asinelli Tower is 98 metres tall.
Where this trip takes you
Piazza Maggiore, Palace of King Enzo, Archiginnasio of Bologna, Quadrilatero Food District
The route
The fine print
Logistics
Your 3 hours finish where they began, in Piazza del Nettuno.
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