| Hotel Description: |
THE HIDDEN PLEASURE OF ANCIENT TASTES.
IN THE HEART OF THE BOLOGNESE CUISINE.
Its central location in an evocative jolly corner of the historical centre of Bologna, makes this tended hotel the suitable starting point for a nice walk under the characteristic arcades leading to the major sights and monuments. Take the chance to shop in the luxurious boutiques of the city centre. Bologna is synonym of good cuisine and together with the night comes the best moment to sample the town, discovering its hidden tastes in any of the countless restaurants or relax tasting some excellent wine whilst listening to good music in one of the very many typical osterie. | | Room Information: |  | Double Room
Standard Double bed room
Number of Beds:1 |
| | Getting There: |
 By car: From Milan (A1): leave the highway at the fist exit BOLOGNA BORGO PANIGALE, than enter directly the TANGENZIALE toward SAN LAZZARO ANCONA: leave at the exit 7 FIERA STALINGRADO to the city centre. From Florence (A1): leave the highway at the exit BOLOGNA CASALECCHIO, than enter directly the TANGENZIALE toward SAN LAZZARO ANCONA: leave at the exit 7 FIERA STALINGRADO to the city centre. From Padua: leave the highway at the exit BOLOGNA ARCOVEGGIO, than enter directly the TANGENZIALE toward SAN LAZZARO ANCONA: leave at the exit 7 FIERA STALINGRADO to the city centre. From Ancona: leave the highway at the exit BOLOGNA SAN LAZZARO, than enter directly the TANGENZIALE toward CASALECCHIO DI RENO MILANO FIRENZE; leave at the exit 7 FIERA STALINGRADO to the city centre.
By train: 1000m. far from the train station, you can eventually take the bus line C. By plane: 4.5km far from G. Marconi airport, you can take the shuttle bus to the city centre. | | Local Attractions: |
Due torri (Asinelli/garisenda) Distance: 0 miles
The Torre degli Asinelli was built at the beginning of the 12th century. It is about 98 m. The Torre della Garisenda dates back to the 11th century. It was lowered around 1360 for fear it would collapse.
Piazza Maggiore Distance: 0 miles
As soon as you get to Piazza Maggiore, the heart of the city, you'll come across the Fontana del Nettuno. To the right you'll see Palazzo del Comune built in the 13th and 14th centuries and its bell tower (1444) with a magnificent carillon clock.
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