The Two Towers, Asinelli and Garisenda, are medieval symbols of Bologna. The Asinelli stands out for its height and slender structure, while the Garisenda, shorter in size, is famous for its lean and the iconic role it plays in the city skyline ( external visit )

The Church of Saint Stefano is a religious complex known as the "Seven Churches," featuring a unique combination of churches and courtyards that showcase different architectural styles and centuries of religious history.

The Palazzo del Podestà is an impressive medieval building located in Piazza Maggiore, known for its grand façade, Gothic arches, and the historic upper hall with its unique acoustic effects ( external visit )

Basilica of Saint Petronio: an impressive Gothic church in the heart of Bologna, dedicated to San Petronio, the city’s patron saint. Known for its unfinished façade, spacious interior, and precious artistic details, it stands as a religious and cultural symbol of Bologna.

Jewish Ghetto of Bologna: a historic neighborhood with narrow streets and artisan shops, reflecting the Jewish presence in the city and its vibrant cultural and commercial life.

Mercato di Mezzo: a historic covered market in the heart of Bologna, famous for local gastronomic specialties, from cured meats to cheeses, and for the small restaurants and shops that create its lively atmosphere.