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Category: Landmarks/ Points of Interest; Observation Decks/ Towers
Tower Asinelli Bologna When travel for business normally have not enough time for leisure. If you have free time in Bologna visit the Two Towers. Well: 498 wooden steps to the...
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Salaborsa is the Bologna city multimedia and general information library, which every day provides users of all ages with...
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Salaborsa is the Bologna city multimedia and general information library, which every day provides users of all ages with books, newspapers, magazines, videos, cds, data banks, along with cabled and and wi-fi internet connections. Access to the library is free. To take advantage of certain services it is necessary to register and show the membership card.
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The Music Museum of Bologna is home to the nine rooms of the exhibition, which illustrate about six centuries of the history...
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The Music Museum of Bologna is home to the nine rooms of the exhibition, which illustrate about six centuries of the history of European music. There are over one hundred paintings of famous people from the music world, which are a part of the picture gallery started by Padre Giovanni Battista Martini, more than eighty antique musical instruments, and a large selection of valuable historical documents, such as treatises, volumes, opera libretti, letters, manuscripts, original musical scores, etc.
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The Civic Archaeological Museum of Bologna is located in the heart of the city, inside Palazzo Galvani, close to Piazza...
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The Civic Archaeological Museum of Bologna is located in the heart of the city, inside Palazzo Galvani, close to Piazza Maggiore and the Church of San Petronio. The first construction of this building dated back to the XV century. Modifications and renovations continued up to 1881, when it was definitively opened to the public as a Museum.You can reach the Museum using any bus that runs through Piazza Maggiore. This museum is among the most important in archeological finds in Italy and is highly representative of the local history from prehistoric period to Roman Age. Additionally, its ancient Egyptian collection is among the most important in Europe.
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"My husband and I took the full day course (May 10, 2013) with Stefano where we covered making handmade pasta and gnocchi, as well as several fish and meat dishes.
I am fairly comfortable in the kitchen and enjoy cooking; I found the class well paced and walked out knowing I could immediately use ..."a lot of what I learned when I returned home. My husband does not do a lot of cooking, but he had a good time and left feeling more confident in his skills in the kitchen due to Stefano making the techniques really accessible to him.
Stefano also shared his invaluable understanding of local and regional ingredients which informed our shopping for the rest of the trip.
I have already recommend CIBO to a friend who will be traveling to Italy in the fall saying that the class was worth a side trip to Bologna.
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