There are few places better than Italy to get your fill (literally) or figuratively, especially if you’re a history buff. First of all, Bologna’s history dates back to the Etruscan period and continued to thrive under Roman rule. The city’s archaeological sites, like the ancient ruins of Bononia (its Roman name), offer glimpses into these early periods.
More interestingly, Bologna flourished during the Middle Ages, and its historical center boasts well-preserved medieval buildings, towers, and churches. The iconic Two Towers (Asinelli and Garisenda) are prime examples of medieval architecture. The towers are the thing, here. The towers , known as the “Two Towers” (Le Due Torri.) They are remnants of Bologna’s medieval period, particularly the 12th and 13th centuries. They reflect the city’s history and its urban development during the Middle Ages. Their design and construction techniques offer insights into the engineering practices of the time. The fact that they are still standing, solid as a rock is a testament to how we have learned from those pioneers. Watch the video below for more.
Two Towers, particularly the Asinelli Tower (Torre degli Asinelli) and the Garisenda Tower (Torre Garisenda), are iconic landmarks of Bologna. They are easily recognizable and serve as a symbol of the city.
If you want to be in the midst of it, Casa Isolani Piazza Maggiore 1.0 is the stay for you. Casa Isolani, D’Azeglio 1 is set in the Bologna City Center district in Bologna, 328 feet from Piazza Maggiore and 2297 feet from Via Zamboni. Every room at this guest house is air conditioned and is equipped with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Rooms include a private bathroom. For your comfort, you will find slippers, free toiletries and a hairdryer. Casa Isolani, D’Azeglio 1 features free WiFi throughout the property. Click here to book.
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