The Red City
Bologna, Italy
Small, Beautiful & Relaxed
A city of porticoes, markets and warm light. Compact, walkable and quietly elegant—perfect for a short break that fits around your treatment.
UNESCO Porticoes
Miles of covered walkways shelter you from sun and rain, making the city perfect for walking in any season.
Why Bologna works for a quick getaway
Walkable
Flat historic centre, easy to explore on foot without fatigue.
Beautiful
Medieval towers, quiet cloisters and Renaissance squares.
Food Capital
Markets, family trattorie and fresh handmade pasta.
Connected
High-speed trains to Florence (30'), Milan (1h), Venice (1.5h).
24–48 Hours in Bologna (Gentle Plan)
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Arrival Afternoon & Evening
- • Stroll under the porticoes to Piazza Maggiore and the Neptune Fountain.
- • Peek into the Quadrilatero food market streets.
- • Enjoy a light Bolognese dinner (we’ll book somewhere close and calm).
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Next Day (Light Exploring)
- • A slow walk to Santo Stefano’s “Seven Churches” courtyard.
- • Gelato near the porticoes; coffee at a classic bar counter.
- • If you feel like a view, the Asinelli Tower (many steps) or keep it flat along Via dell’Indipendenza.
Eat & Sip (The Easy Way)
- Tagliatelle al RagùThe local classic (not “spaghetti bolognese”).
- Tortellini in BrodoDelicate pasta in broth when you want something light.
- Mortadella & CrescentineSliced paper-thin with warm bread pockets to share.
Practical Tips for UK Travellers
- Language:English is widely understood in central spots; the clinic team speaks English.
- Payments:Cards are standard; keep a little cash for markets.
- Sockets:Italy uses Type F/L, 230V—bring an adaptor.
- Getting Here:Fly into Bologna (BLQ). Airport transfer brings you to the centre in ~20 mins.
A Note About Your Care
Your treatment is minimally invasive. Many patients feel comfortable enough for gentle post-appointment activities like a slow walk or coffee. If you choose sedation, we advise resting more.
Ready to visit Bologna?
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