10 Things to do Good for Kids in Province of Bologna That You Shouldn't Miss

June 16, 2021 Jana Sager

Discover the best top things to do in Province of Bologna, Italy including Basilica - Santuario di Santo Stefano, Compianto sul Cristo Morto, Museo Civico Archeologico, Basilica di San Petronio, Piazza Maggiore, Santuario di Madonna di San Luca, Museo Ducati, Museo di Palazzo Poggi, Fontana del Nettuno, Parco della Chiusa.
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1. Basilica - Santuario di Santo Stefano

Via Santo Stefano 24, 40125 Bologna Italy +39 051 223256 https://www.facebook.com/Basilica-Santuario-di-Santo-Stefano-387159228805184/?ref=page_internal
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5.0 based on 5,097 reviews

Basilica - Santuario di Santo Stefano

Reviewed By Marla7 - Naas, Ireland

The Santo Stefano complex includes 7 interconnected churches, each with its own style and history, with parts dating back to the early Middle Ages. I definitely recommend to take your time to visit the whole complex, the museum and even the gift shop. Great way to escape the heat too, if visiting in the summer!

2. Compianto sul Cristo Morto

Via Clavature Santuario di Santa Maria della Vita, 40124 Bologna Italy +39 051 236245 http://www.chiesadibologna.it/santa-maria-vita-santuario.html
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5.0 based on 173 reviews

Compianto sul Cristo Morto

Reviewed By Cartagena2019 - Cartagena, Colombia

Once you enter the church Santa Maria della Vita, you have to go to the box office and purchase the tickets to view this set of remarkable statues: quite rightly so, as Niccolò dell’Arca, allegedly form Dalmatia, created one of the most beautiful sets of sculptures, expressing unbearable pain, almost naturalistic, of those around Christ upon his death, especially Mary magdalene and Madonna. Perhaps the greatest artistic treasures in Bologna an absolute must.

3. Museo Civico Archeologico

Via Dell'Archiginnasio 2, 40124 Bologna Italy +39 051 275 7211 [email protected] http://www.museibologna.it/archeologico
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4.5 based on 502 reviews

Museo Civico Archeologico

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. Opening hours Tue-Fri: 9AM-3PM Sat, Sun and holidays: 10AM - 6,30PM Closed on Monday,New Year's day, 1st of May,Christmas Day. Admittance Ordinary ticket: Euro 5 (visitors 19-65 years old); Reduced Euro 3; Children and youngs (0-18): free Access for disabled visitors Bookshop Audioguides and QR code Specialized library with a reading lounge. Historic archive (available for consultation with an appointment) Photographic archive (available for consultation with appointment or by written request) Wardrobe: visitors are not allowed to enter in the Museum with bags, umbrellas and other large objects. It is possible to put personal effects inside appropriate boxes with keys. The wardrobe doesn't accept large cases or packs. Bookings are obligatory only for groups with a guide Standard photos, digital photos, videos and films are allowed but only without flash or other enlightening objects and exclusively for personal use and not for commercial purposes. Inside the Museum smoking, eating or drinking are not allowed.

Reviewed By Brian_de_Kilburn - London, United Kingdom

Because these works require close-up attention to all the fascinating details, we only managed half of the Hokusai show in London. Exhaustion set in, so we were surprised and delighted to have an opportunity to continue. It has all the famous prints, 36 views of Fuji, inc the Great Wave. Half the show is Hiroshige, who was less well-known to us. Not as funny as Hokusai, but equally fascinating. We managed to see the pre-historic collection, some of which was really well presented and explained, including the Palaeolithic and the Etruscan, but some wasn't explained at all. Never got to the Roman stuff.

4. Basilica di San Petronio

Corte De' Galluzzi 12/2, 40124 Bologna Italy +39 051 231415 [email protected] http://www.basilicadisanpetronio.org
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4.5 based on 4,125 reviews

Basilica di San Petronio

Reviewed By adaniels83 - Leeds, United Kingdom

This is a beautiful elegant and rather large church, entry is free, if you would like to take photos inside then there is a €2 charge with the proceeds going towards restoration of the many elements of the church. I read many times about people not being allowed in wearing shorts... that is a lie there were plenty of people wearing shorts and with legs on show and there was not one bit of animosity towards them!! The workmanship of the church is quite stunning and in my opinion a must see, the torri degli Asinelli was closed for renovations on our trip so as an alternative way of obtaining Ariel views of the city go to the rear of the church where for €3 you can get to the top and a viewing platform where the views are great.

5. Piazza Maggiore

Piazza Maggiore, 40121 Bologna Italy +39 051 6583111 [email protected] https://www.bolognawelcome.com/en/home/discover/places/architecture-and-monuments/historical-buildings-and-streets/piazza-maggiore/
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4.5 based on 9,773 reviews

Piazza Maggiore

Reviewed By nwaf247 - London, United Kingdom

The Centre of Bologna to meet or stroll or sit with drink or visit many of the historic sites surrounding The Piazza. Should be first stop when you arrive for first time.

6. Santuario di Madonna di San Luca

Via di San Luca 36, 40135 Bologna Italy +39 051 614 2339 [email protected] https://www.santuariodisanluca.it/
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4.5 based on 3,770 reviews

Santuario di Madonna di San Luca

Reviewed By chrisiber - London, United Kingdom

The church itself is worth seeing but I feel that some of the works (particularly the Guido Reni) need restoration as it is very dark and you cannot see much detail. There is a 5 Euro charge to visit the terrace which is up on the cupola. 110 narrow steps I believe and the occasional passing place. The view at the top is well worth it. On a clear day apparently you can see all the way to Modena. Take the train from Piazza Maggiore unless you feel like a fairly strenuous walk under the 3.7km colonnade that leads all the way to the top from the Porta Saragozza. There is a commentary in several languages on the train.

7. Museo Ducati

Via Antonio Cavalieri Ducati 3 Bus stop 13, sto Borgo Panigale, 40132 Borgo Panigale Italy +39 051 641 3343 https://www.ducati.com/ww/en/ducati-museum-and-factory/museum
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4.5 based on 821 reviews

Museo Ducati

Reviewed By 63cuthbertk - Marloes, United Kingdom

The girl that showed us around the laboratory and explained the internals of the engines was really good and made it very interesting. It was great to see their latest racing bike there. The museum itself had lots of gorgeous motorbikes and it was fascinating to learn that Ducati originally made radios and projectors until their factory burned down and they changed tack. Shame not to see the factory but can well understand that they need to protect their workers from the virus.

8. Museo di Palazzo Poggi

Via Zamboni 33, 40126 Bologna Italy +39 051 209 9610 [email protected] http://www.sma.unibo.it/museopoggi
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4.5 based on 352 reviews

Museo di Palazzo Poggi

Against the extraordinary backdrop of the 16th-century wall paintings that decorate the building, the Museo di Palazzo Poggi reconstructs the paths of research and education that gave Bologna its sterling scientific reputation in the modern age: the Ulisse Aldrovandi Museum, the Ferdinando Cospi Collection, the collections amassed by Luigi Ferdinando Marsili, and the furnishings and instruments that belonged to the 18th-century Istituto delle Scienze.Based on 18th-century documentation and the scientific production of those who played a leading role during an extraordinary period in Italian culture, the museum brings a substantial part of Bologna’s scientific collections back to its 18th-century venue. It recreates the setting and system of relationships that made these collections an important part of the “scientific mentality” of the era, transforming them into essential documents that now allow us to interpret the modern scientific culture.

Reviewed By 133neill - Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Unsurprisingly, the oldest university in Europe has a fine collection of historical items in a historic building. Particularly interesting to medical, nautical or cartography enthusiasts. You also get something of the university area around. The library and old operating theatre are also remarkable.

9. Fontana del Nettuno

Piazza del Nettuno, 40124 Bologna Italy +39 051 246541 http://www.cittadarte.emilia-romagna.it/luoghi/bologna/fontana-del-nettuno
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4.5 based on 2,605 reviews

Fontana del Nettuno

Reviewed By Sylvain54321 - Lugrin, France

This is a lovely and monumental statue, well located on the main square of the historical center. It has an Italian flavor with the kinky mermaids at the bottom. It is a great start to visit the center, or as a meeting point.

10. Parco della Chiusa

40033 Casalecchio di Reno Italy +39 380 867 3914 http://www.parcodellachiusa.it
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4.5 based on 123 reviews

Parco della Chiusa

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