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This palazzo was built in the 15th Century. It has a beautiful gateway which leads into a lovely courtyard with two open galleries above. The galleries have columns carved by Tommaso Filippi. The Council of Trent was held here... more

It looks like La Presse is back on form. It was established as a meeting place for political activists, alternately open and closed for inexplicable lengths of time. It is currently more predictable in its business hours and re... more

This club is the cornerstone of the Bolognese Jazz circuit.The Blue Moons, Jumpin' Shoes, Three Baritone Saxophones Band, Tom Kirkpatrick, Vinicio Capossella as well as Fresu, Rava and Villotti have all played at the Chet Baker... more

The Palazzo Marescalchi was built between the end of the 16th Century and the beginning of the 17th Century. The façade was designed by Floriano Ambrosini and dates back to 1613.The entrance hall is decorated with beautiful fre... more

This college, or stronghold was built in 1364 at the wishes of Cardinal Albornoz for Spanish students. It is surrounded by a crenellated wall and the attractive gateway was built by Formigine in 1525. Inside the walls there is... more

This impressive stately home can be found directly opposite the magnificent Palazzo Sanuti Bevilacqua. It was redecorated by the Dotti family in 1735. They added sandstone ashlar-work to the façade and gave it a wonderful iron... more

Ring the bell and from a door that seems blinded they will ask for your membership card. You have it! You are in! The clientèle is 100% masculine, the majority of them are gay. Reserved and intriguing, this is one of Bologna's... more

There are references to this magnificent church on the Belvedere, which date back to 1114. It is certain, however, that the church was entrusted to the Benedettini Olivetani order in 1364. Although the building underwent some s... more