Our info and tips about Bologna and what to see and enjoy there while travelling
Bologna is the city of fresh egg pasta, and its symbol is the Tagliatelle Alla Bolognese. Long strips of pasta noodles served together with meaty and traditional Bolognese sauce. Emilia Delizia does Pasta Making classes in Bologna, so you could stay in town and learn how to make this stupendous dish. Tagliatelle are easy to […]
How to make Tagliatelle (with a rolling pin) in Bologna Read Post »
In a bid to turn disused public real estate into profitable tourist attractions, the municipality of Bologna and Eataly, the food chain, have announce that they plan to open a food themed park in what is otherwise called the food capital of Italy. It is estimated that the proposed food theme park will cost about
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Bologna is known as the fat. The city is characterized by a particularly hearty and flavorful culinary tradition, here below you will find some of the best restaurants throughout the city and surrounding areas. The Best restaurants in Bologna to eat the regional specialties. Al Pappagallo is an historic restaurant to eat the local cuisine of
Best Restaurants in Bologna according to the Bolognese Read Post »
Connoisseurs of wonderful cars and superb cuisine will find a holiday in the delightful medieval town of Modena in northern Italy most rewarding. Modena and near-by Parma are the home of Italy’s greatest exports, Parma Ham, Parmesan Cheese, Balsamic vinegar and, of course, Ferrari and Maserati. Plan your next holiday to include enough time in
Supercars, Super Foods of Modena Read Post »
Everyone loves Italian food! Wherever you go in the world, even in unlikely places such as Thailand and Malaysia, both of which have their own wonderful regional cuisine, you will find Italian restaurants, and most people cook at least one Italian staple, pasta, on a regular basis at home. It follows that if you are
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Departure point: Your hotel in central Bologna or train station Duration : the tour lasts 2/3 hours. Start time: Suggested start time is 9.30 am. However it can be flexible. What is included: A Professional English speaking guide will lead your tour for the duration. What is not included: Entrance tickets to monuments and attractions.