In less than 1 hour from Florence you will reach the city of Bologna by a Fast Train. 

Here you will have free time to visit the city center. Here our Suggested itinerary:

1. Piazza Maggiore and Piazza del Nettuno
   Start your visit in the vibrant heart of the city. Admire the Basilica of San Petronio, one of the largest churches in Europe, and the Fountain of Neptune, a Renaissance symbol of Bologna.

2. Palazzo d’Accursio and Archiginnasio
   If time allows, step into the Palazzo d’Accursio (the Town Hall), which also houses the Civic Museum. Just a short walk away is the Archiginnasio, the former main building of the University of Bologna, beautifully decorated with coats of arms and frescoes. Don't miss the famous Anatomical Theatre inside.

3. The Two Towers: Garisenda and Asinelli
   Continue on to the iconic Two Towers, medieval landmarks of the city. If you're up for a climb, go up the Asinelli Tower for a breathtaking panoramic view over Bologna’s red rooftops.

4. Via Rizzoli and the Medieval Streets
   Stroll along Via Rizzoli, then dive into the quaint alleys of the Quadrilatero, the old market district, where you can stop for an aperitivo or sample local specialties like cured meats, cheeses, and fresh pasta.

5. The Little Window on Via Piella (optional)
   If you have a bit more time, take a short detour to peek through the charming “Little Window” on Via Piella, overlooking the Canale delle Moline—a hidden, romantic glimpse of Bologna’s forgotten waterways.

During the day you will have the possibility to attend to a cooking class for the Pasta making