EXCELLENT Based on 38 reviews Chris2023-06-14Verified A very clean and comfortable apartment in a fantastic neighborhood. Lots of great restaurants very close by and easy to walk to all attractions in Bologna. Communication was excellent throughout and the host Arianna was very friendly and helpful. Check in/out were very straightforward. WiFi would be useful but the apartment otherwise has everything you need including great aircon! Chris2023-06-06Verified Good stay Irene2023-05-22Verified Traveled as three young adults. Small, cozy apartment on the first floor, located on a quiet street just 15 minutes on foot from Piazza Maggiore (city centre) and 30 minutes, less if you use public transport, from Bologna Centrale train station. One comfortable double bed and one not so comfortable sofa-bed (the mattress was old and hard). Amenities could be better, given that the only thing in the house were 3 rolls of toilet paper and some hand soap. The apartment was clean and for the most part revovated, even though some drawers smelled funny. The Realkasa employee responsible for our apartment was friendly, helpful, spoke good English and kept contact with me in case I had any questions (Thank you Luigi!). Would overall recommend if you are looking for a small place to sleep and stay for a fair price. Elizabeth2023-05-06Verified It was a wonderful stay and the apartment was very clean. Nice bathroom and kitchen. Martha2023-04-17Verified Perfect apartment where to spend a longer period of time. In an incredible part of the city, walking distance from most attraction in the city center but not as busy or noisy as other areas of the city. The apartment is very comfortable and has everything you may need. Would definitely come back! Only things to notice:- there is no lift (wasn't an issue for me but worth mentioning)- Wi-Fi is shared (upon agreement) with the neighbor so sometimes it's not the fastest (again not an issue for me but to be considered if you are remote working) Kozlov2023-01-01Verified perfect apartment on a quite street! just wonderful! She2022-11-02Verified Great situation to visit Bologna, flat situated in historic center. Comfortable bed and space for 2 people. Unfortunately no essential equipment in the kitchen, broken and dirty pan.... washbassin blocked in bathroom and bathromm not really clean. Communication rather difficult with agency, even Luigi was very friendly and responsive (he had provided us immediately 2 pans) but we were contacting agency to check in and check out several times without answer. Charlotte Peace2022-09-14Verified Great flat, Location and Communication. Super nice and really close to the Center. Caroline2022-09-09Verified Good location, quite area, good bed, complete kitchen. We definitely enjoyed our stay!
Bologna, often called La Dotta, La Grassa, La Rossa, is a city that perfectly blends history, culture and gastronomy.
Known for hosting the oldest university in the world, it boasts a rich academic and artistic heritage. Its iconic medieval towers, endless porticoes and lively piazzas give Bologna a unique and welcoming atmosphere.
The city is also a paradise for food lovers, famous for its traditional dishes such as tagliatelle al ragù, tortellini and mortadella.
Whether exploring its historic streets, enjoying an aperitivo in Piazza Maggiore, or discovering its hidden canals, Bologna offers an authentic and unforgettable Italian experience.
The Two Towers are the most iconic symbols of Bologna and bear witness to the city's medieval past.
Built in the 12th century, the Torre degli Asinelli (97 metres) and the Torre della Garisenda (48 metres) were part of a much larger network of towers that defined Bologna's skyline.
The Asinelli Tower, the taller of the two, can be climbed for a breathtaking panoramic view of the city.
The Torre Garisenda, known for its pronounced tilt, was even mentioned by Dante in the Divine Comedy. These historic structures remain a must-see attraction, embodying Bologna's rich architectural and cultural heritage.
Bologna is a true paradise for food lovers, so much so that it has earned the nickname La Grassa (The Fat One) for its rich culinary tradition.
The city is the birthplace of tagliatelle al ragù, the original version of what the world knows as ragù alla bolognese.
Another iconic dish is tortellini, a small pasta filled with meat and traditionally served in broth. Bologna is also famous for mortadella, a finely ground pork sausage that has inspired many imitations around the world.
From fresh, hand-made pasta to savory cured meats and aged Parmigiano Reggiano, Bolognese cuisine is a delicious journey through authentic Italian flavors.
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