8 Easy Day Trips from Bologna, Italy: Food, History, Wine & More

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• BO

  @boozing_abroad · 1 year ago · pinned

  Planning a trip to Bologna, Italy? Which day trip would you add to your itinerary?

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  @S487x · 1 year ago

  You're missing Ravenna, just 80 minutes by train. A real gem 💎 ;)

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• TH

  @TheBiggRobb · 1 year ago

  Bologna is such in a strategic location for the exact reason you talked about. You can get around the north within an hour or so. <br><br>I’m a car guy so I know that I’ll have to visit Moderna’s motor valley and right now Bologna is on our radar for us to move to. It’s such a great city.

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• JA

  @JamesBrown-ij1px · 6 months ago

  Wonderful! Some I knew and some I learned about for the first time!

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  @riccardocostantini6560 · 1 year ago (edited)

  May I recommend a visit to Perugia? 230 km away from Bologna. From 11 to 20 July there is Umbria Jazz, a world-famous music festival. &nbsp;During this period, Perugia transforms into a vibrant and magical city. The ancient Etruscan streets and beautiful piazzas come alive with music, joy, and energy. All across the historic center, you’ll find free concerts by incredible artists (Mika, Lionel Richie, Paolo Fresu etc) from around the world, creating an unforgettable atmosphere day and night. &nbsp; I truly hope you’ll consider making the trip.

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• CA

  @carlogrignaschi8773 · 1 year ago

  Very nice video!!!!

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• BR

  @BrianPasquini · 1 year ago

  Sam! Your pronunciation is getting better and better!

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• BI

  @BigNightFan · 1 year ago

  This is great. I love the smaller towns and little wine stops. I&apos;d rather go places with fewer tourists and more locals....

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  @mistermatt2023 · 1 year ago

  We recently went to ‘Cantina Lodi Corazza’ and were immediately turned away, as we recall we were advised we were not a tour group, and to return with a reservation a week later. Even though google maps showed this winery as open. There were no customers inside, and the business was visibly closed upon approaching the entrance. Also beware of two XXL dogs out the front. <br><br>If you’re looking for a straightforward alternative, there is a massive shopping centre a few stations before (very close to Casalecchio Palasport train station) with several fancy wine bars.

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• CR

  @craigstewart4289 · 1 year ago

  Great video guys, I&apos;d love to see an in depth video (10 mins) of Bologna university and the university bars of course

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  @MarcoAurelioAntonino-o9n · 1 year ago

  Porretta Terme and Castel San Pietro definitely worth visiting, they are near Bologna and connected by train or bus

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  @andrineslife · 1 year ago

  I love that winery recommendation! I&apos;m planning my second trip to Bologna next year and I&apos;m curious to take the local train to either Vignola, Sasso Marconi or Monzuno to get a feel for the surrounding area, and that winery recommendation might just have steered me towards Vignola!