Visit the Ducati Museum in Bologna, showcasing one of the world's well-known motorcycle brands. 

Located in Italy’s motor valley, the museum covers Ducati’s history, innovation, and focus on speed.

See a collection of motorcycles, from vintage models to modern racing bikes – each exhibit highlights craftsmanship and technology in motorcycle design. 

You'll also learn about the history of racing and famous riders through the interactive displays.

Ducati Museum: Entry Ticket

Explore Bologna’s picturesque piazzas and beautiful buildings during this 2-hour tour. From the Two Towers which lean over the city, to the tantalizing smells and historic shops of the historic Quadrilatero market.

The tour starts from Piazza del Nettuno, where you can admire the symbolic centerpiece of Bologna, the Fountain of Neptune. Continuing through Piazza Maggiore, get ready to discover the imposing architecture of Basilica of San Petronio, home to one of the world’s largest sundials. Your next stop is the Archiginnasio of Bologna, one of the city’s most important buildings which dates back to the 16th century. Before the tour ends, there’s time for one more piazza! Enjoy views of more historic basilicas from Piazza Santo Stefano.

Bologna City Center: Guided Walking Tour

Explore the early work of the elusive street artist with *Banksy Archive 01: The School of Bristol 1983-2005*, an exhibition at Palazzo Fava open until August 2, 2026.

This exhibition offers in-depth information about the specific cultural and artistic landscape that shaped Banksy’s unique vision.

Across 32 curated sections, the project reconstructs the influential Bristol School, a creative movement featuring pioneers like Robert Del Naja, Inkie, and Nick Walker.

Discover how this local underground scene laid the groundwork for the global icons we know today, such as Balloon Girl and Flower Thrower.

Palazzo Fava: Banksy Archive 01 - The School of Bristol 1983-2005 Exhibition

Founded way-back-when in 1088 and still going strong today, the University Bologna is the world's oldest continuously operating university. It was the first institution to award degrees, and is also where we got the word *university* itself. It's a pretty big deal! 

The original university building was housed in the astounding Archiginnasio of Bologna, where this audio-guided tour will take you on a journey through time, after you skip the line.

Located in the historic center of Bologna, it's one of the city's most important buildings and a cultural must-see. This tour focuses on the interesting history of the University of Bologna, as you explore the magnificent Municipal Library and the 16th-century Anatomical Theater, once used for anatomy lessons. Almost entirely destroyed by bombs in WWII, it was restored using all of the original rubble.

At the end of the tour, you'll get a tasting platter of delicious local cold cuts in the nearby Quadrilatero market.

Archiginnasio of Bologna: Audio Guide + Typical Food Tasting

This unique experience will let you discover Palazzo d'Accursio, one of the most iconic and impressive places in Bologna, as well as the imposing Clock Tower.

The Clock Towers acts as the beating heart of the city, and you'll explore it using a handy audio guide. While listening to facts and stories on your smartphone, you'll make your way through the various parts of the tower until you finally reach the inner mechanism that makes the clock work. 

You'll also be able to access the Municipal Art Collections, housed in the rooms that were once used as the residences of the Cardinal Legates, discovering paintings, art objects, furniture, porcelain and fabrics ranging from the Middle Ages to today.

Finish your day with a tasting of local products to get the full Bologna experience!

Bologna Clock Tower and Art Collections + Tasting

Step aboard the San Luca Express, a sightseeing train that connects the historical center of Bologna with the Basilica of San Luca, which sits nestled in the hills of Bologna.

Plug in your headphones and enjoy a descriptive audio guide as you ride along the entire stretch of porticoes that runs from the Arco Bonaccorsi to the top of the mountain and the basilica itself. 

A staff member is on board to answer any questions you may have, and there is a regular timetable of trains to shuttle you back to the city if you decide to step off and explore inside the Basilica of San Luca. 

As part of your tour, you’re also invited to taste local produce from the region. Make sure you don’t miss this true taste of Italy!

San Luca Express and Local Tasting

Visit Bologna and start the guided tour near Piazza Maggiore and see the Basilica di San Petronio, the Clock Tower, and the Fountain of Neptune. Learn about these landmarks from your local guide.

Continue under the frescoed porticos, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Head to the Archiginnasio and the Anatomical Theater, notable places where anatomy was once taught.

Walk through key sights like the Quadrilatero Market, filled with traditional food shops. Look up at the Due Torri and visit Piazza Santo Stefano, known for its seven interconnected churches. 

Along the way, pass through galleries such as Galleria del Leone and Galleria Cavour. End at the Clock Tower entrance, where you can choose to climb to the top on your own.

Bologna: Guided Walking Tour + Archiginnasio & Clock Tower Entry

The Bologna Open Bus and San Luca Express are the best tourist lines that allow you to visit Bologna from the comfort of your seat while listening to richly detailed audio guides.

You can see all the most important monuments of the city from the Neptune Fountain to the Two Towers up to the famous Basilica of San Luca.

A system of audio guides in 10 different languages will accompany you with historical insights, anecdotes and curiosities. You will have the opportunity to discover the beauty of the city of Bologna, its art, monuments and secrets from a new perspective.

Bologna Open Bus & San Luca Express: Combo Ticket with Food Tasting

Become a sommelier for a day with tickets for a guided wine tour of beautiful Bologna. 

Bologna is known for its cuisine, art, museums, and the university – but what about its wine? 

This guided wine tour of Bologna is perfect for experts and those who simply want to explore more of the world of wine. 

Follow your tastebuds to the historic Bologna city center and take a walk on the wine side.

Bologna: Wine Tour

Find the culinary secrets of Bologna on a pleasant stroll through the ancient streets of Mercato del Quadrilatero – the beating heart of the city. Relish the authentic tastes of Bologna's specialties, lovingly crafted from traditional recipes. 

Discover the best of Bologna with a local guide, who will engross you in the magical atmosphere of the city center. Visit the region's famous historic shops and appreciate delicious specialties perfectly paired with local wine. Witness the rich history and gastronomic culture of Bologna in a single tour.

Bologna: Food Walking Tour

Stop your belly rumbling in Bologna and discover the city's culinary secrets with a unique food tasting tour! Designed to treat your tastebuds with all the traditional dishes, teach you about the city, *and* keep you away from crowds, this one's a pre-dinner winner! 

You'll get a map and a set of vouchers you can exchange for delicious local food samples, so you can savor the city's flavors at your own pace, in your own time. 

As you embark on this scrumptious self-guided food tour, you'll find yourself wandering the narrow streets of the historic centre, taking breaks to capture photos and explore the points of interest suggested by the map. Each voucher in your package tells you what's included and where to use it. Just scan the QR code and the rest will become clear!

Bologna: Market Tasting Tour + Audio Guide

Join a guided tour of Basilica of San Luca with an expert to learn about the history, stories, and unique aspects of the basilica.

Built between the 17th and 18th centuries, it contains the Madonna and Child icon, considered to protect the locals. This icon, thought to have arrived in the 12th century, is central to many traditions and rituals.

Find the basilica on Colle della Guardia, accessible via the Portico of San Luca, which is nearly 4 km long with 666 arches. This portico has served pilgrims for centuries. 

Inside, see the dome and altars, while the façade offers views of the hills and city.

Sanctuary of the Madonna di San Luca: Guided Tour

Start in Piazza Maggiore, the center of Bologna. See the Basilica di San Petronio and the Fountain of Neptune. Visit the historic Archiginnasio and the Teatro Anatomico, where medical students once studied human anatomy. 

Next, go to the Quadrilatero Market with its narrow streets and local shops, perfect for finding a gourmet souvenir. 

Continue to the Due Torri, Bologna’s leaning medieval towers. Visit the Santo Stefano complex with its seven interconnected churches. Pass through galleries like Galleria del Leone and Galleria Cavour.

Walk under Bologna’s famous porticos, providing shade and shelter throughout the city.

Bologna: Guided Walking Tour + Archiginnasio Entry

Tour Bologna on a private tour that covers key historical and cultural spots. Visit the Archiginnasio, once the main seat of the world’s oldest university from 1088, where notable figures like Copernicus, Carducci, and Pasolini studied.

Inside the 17th-century Anatomical Theatre, see wooden statues, carvings, and the professor’s chair where anatomy lessons took place.

Afterward, take a short walk to a local wine bar for a guided tasting of three Emilia-Romagna wines paired with typical Bolognese foods.

Participate in the Sommelier Game with 10 interactive questions, receive a digital certificate, a personalized evaluation, and wine recommendations suited to your taste.

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