Anzola Dell'Emilia Things to Do

A pub? An inn? A bar? Perhaps a little of all three! The Contavalli is one of the invariably successful, longstanding bars in Bologna. Its popularity is possibly due to the diverse nature of its clientèle. It consists of severa... more

Corpus Domini with its 15th-century façade was taken over by Gian Giacomo Monti at the end of the 17th Century. Several artists contributed to the adorning of the building, but due to bombings during the wars only fragments rem... more

There are three rooms leading onto each other. In the first, an enormous bar with an impressive range of drinks both alcoholic and non-alcoholic which takes up a great deal of the space. In the second a DJ and thumping music; i... more

Via Casaglia is the road which from via Saragozza rises towards the hills of Bologna, towards the point where Santuario di San Luca, visible from almost everywhere in the city, was built. Following this road, leaving behind the... more

In the jazz basement or in between the sounds of 'Compay Segundo,' the waiters of this Sardinian restaurant will modestly tell you 'We know we're the best'! The kitchen offers dishes such as 'pane e casu,' dried tomatoes and ma... more

This little gem of an eatery in via San Felice is traditional, welcoming and cozy. From 4p onwards the pleasant staff no longer serve soft drinks, just bottles of wine. Snacks include great sandwiches filled with wonderful, hom... more

The Embassy cinema in via Giardino show all types of film, with screenings from 8:30p onwards on weekdays, and from 4:30p onwards at weekends and on public holidays. There is a wide choice of American and European films, all ne... more

More than 1, 00, 000 dried plants make up this collection, which is one of the oldest in Europe. Some of the oldest pieces date back to the 16th century. The collection will probably be catalogued on computer soon. Visits are b... more

Eremo di Ronzano was originally a female hermitage when it was built in 1140. In 1475, it was rebuilt by the Domenicans. In the 19th Century, it became the home of the Gozzadini. It was often host to those illustrious people wh... more

Various exhibitions take place periodically (weather permitting) in this courtyard, which is enhanced by a beautiful open gallery, decorated with the coats of arms of the noble families of many of the students and professors wh... more