Bologna
Italy
Bologna, located in northern Italy, is the lively capital of the Emilia-Romagna region.
Known for its rich history, it boasts Europe’s oldest university, the University of Bologna (Italian: Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna, abbreviated Unibo), founded in 1088.
Population: 387 971
The city is a mix of tradition
and youthful energy
The city is famous for its medieval towers, extensive porticoes, and vibrant cultural scene.
Bologna is a culinary hotspot, often called the food capital of Italy, home to iconic dishes like tagliatelle al ragù. Its red-tiled roofs have earned it the nickname “La Rossa.”
With a mix of tradition and youthful energy, Bologna is a dynamic hub for students and travelers alike.
Photos: © Università di Bologna ; Petr Slovacek (Unsplash)
