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Hi people! Sorry for my long absence. Now it's time for something new on my blog! Last week my mother and I went on a 3-day vacation to Italy. We spent the nights in Bologna, but stayed there only for a day. Our hotel was more like a nice family house and only 10min away from the city center by bus.
Чети на български
Чети на български
Fontana del Nettuno

Asinelli and Garisenda towers
Right after our arrival in Bologna, we had to wait until our accommodation time came, so we went for a cup of cappuccino of course. After that we headed up to the city center for a long walk around, including shopping tour, a slice of pizza and gelato.

Piazza Galvani
The population of Bologna is about 400 000 but it feels like more because of the tourists in the central part of the city. Main square is called Piazza del Nettuno and it has it's monument. A bit further down the street there is another square called Piazza Galvani and close to it are the two towers of Bologna. You can hear stories about two families conquering each other for who would build a higher tower. Unfortunately one of the towers collapsed and thus nowadays it is closed for visitors.

Not only during the day but also during the night the weather was hot. Also, a lot of people ride bicycles instead of using buses or cars, which is great! No matter what's their age or status, although Bologna is said to be one of the very high-standard cities in Italy.

3 Days in Italy: A day in Bologna
Reviewed by Stanislava E.
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September 10, 2013
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curious for a 400K w/o tourists city looks calm & easy going.charmful walk.tks
ReplyDeleteI visited Bologna last year in October. Thank you for making me relive my visit. You took great photos - great to hear that you also had lovely weather.
ReplyDeleteWow...Wonderful reportage about Bologna. It's a city that I like a lot, very nice and friendly!
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A big kiss my dear to you both!!!
beautiful photos!! I went to Italy last summer and loved it!
ReplyDeleteItaly looks fantastic, those beautiful streets are s picturesque! Glad to hear you have nice time with your mother there) I'd like to visit Italy one day too!
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Wish you a blessed day ahead!
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Omg!! You truly brought back memories for me... and that pizza taglio... amazing!!!
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how lucky! sounds like a nice getaway, even if for a few days! thanks for sharing these wonderful pictures!
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OMG! That pizza look amazing! I'm droooooling all over my computer:))
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wonderful pictures. thanks so much for sharing. i love those travel posts.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photos. Welcome in Italy.
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ReplyDeleteThese photos are great. Bologna must be such a great city. You look lovely as always!
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Хаха тук и аз си позволих да си хапна пица, в едно от заведенийцата на площада :)) Многоо красиво място, наистина различно и уникално :)
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