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More information from Bologna
Known as ‘Bologna the Learned’ due to its university (established in 1088, the oldest in the Western world) or ‘Bologna the Fat’ due to its exquisite food, it is also a stunning city brimming with art and history with every turn. It is no wonder that the second-largest medieval Old Town in Europe, after that of Venice, is found here.
Located in the north of Italy, the city and its metropolitan zone are the most important Italian communication hubs for roads, motorways and railways. It is therefore not surprising that this city hosts one of the largest motoring fairs in the world, the Bologna Motor Show, not to be missed by any motoring enthusiast.
For those who are less enamoured with cars and prefer to marvel at beautiful monuments, Bologna is the place to be. The Two Towers, the city’s emblem, are composed of two magnificent medieval towers, with the taller tower reaching almost 100 metres in height. From here, on a clear day, views reach as far as the city of Verona, the Dolomite mountains and the Apennine mountains. With the grand Main Square/strong>, the impressive San Petronio Basilica (the fifth largest church in the world) and the National Art Gallery, housing works by Giotto, Rafael, Annibale Caracci and Guido Ren, you will never be short of something to see.
When it’s time to refuel, visit one of the numerous restaurants the city has to offer, where you can sample some of Bologna’s famously delicious cuisine, including a real spaghetti Bolognese!
This beautiful university town, inhabited by students throughout the year, deserves a visit. So be sure not to fail by booking one of our cheap flights to Bologna.
If you are taking a flight to Bologna, you should know that it is the same time there as in Spain.
When flying to Bologna, you should remember that—as it is very close to The Apennines—the climate is temperate and wet. Its winters are quite cold and the high humidity can really be felt in summer, when it combines with soaring temperatures to create a clammy atmosphere.
If you hate humidity, this may not be a suitable destination for you. Bologna is renowned for being a very humid city, which is seen in fog banks that affect visibility in autumn and winter and in clammy heat in the summer. If you are already familiar with the north of Italy, then you know what we are talking about.
Naturally, the fastest and most convenient way to explore this beautiful city is to take a flight. If you fly with Iberia, you will land at Bologna Airport, which is to the north-west of the city. It is not far to the centre of Bologna. You can take the A14 for the first part of the journey. You will take 20 minutes to travel the 10 km distance by car.
The Aerobus TPER (Trasporto Passeggeri Emilia-Romagna) transports passengers from Bologna Airport to the city's central station—the main train station in the north of Italy—and back. Tickets cost €6.00 per person and may be bought online and at self-service kiosks in the airport and the train station.
Bologna gastronomy is characterised by its typical sausages and pasta dishes. And a wide variety of top-quality cakes and pastries: spongy dough with wonderful fillings that will send your taste buds into ecstasy.
