Top Things to do in Province of Bologna
What to do and see in Province of Bologna, Emilia-Romagna: The Best Art Museums
Discover the best top things to do in Province of Bologna, Italy including Museo Dei Tarocchi, Tales Of Art Galleria d'Arte, Quadreria del Ritiro San Pellegrino, Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna, Museo di Palazzo Poggi, Rocca Sforzesca, Museo MAGI '900 - museo delle eccellenze artistiche e storiche, Casa Morandi, Quadreria Zambeccari, La Quadreria - Palazzo Rossi Poggi Marsili.
Restaurants in Province of Bologna
1. Museo Dei Tarocchi
2. Tales Of Art Galleria d'Arte
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Art Gallery specialized in contemporary art, urban art, street art, graffiti art, with Italian and international artist, upcoming and well established. Original artworks, limited edition prints, catalogues, sculptures and various art objects.
3. Quadreria del Ritiro San Pellegrino
4. Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 575 reviews
Reviewed By Tiggy20 - London, United Kingdom
This wonderful gallery of 13-18th century Italian art was one of the absolute highlights of our visit to Bologna. A whole room is dedicated to Giotto, which we enjoyed mostly by ourselves, as was the case with the Raphael paintings. There is also a stunning room dedicated to the paintings of Leonardo da Vinci's contemporary Guido Reni, where one can see paintings spanning his career, the only painting not by Reni being a portrait of him. Closed on Mondays, for most of the year this Pinacoteca, in the university district, is open throughout the day, unlike most of the city's churches. There is no café, so if - as we did - you want to stay several hours it is best to visit a nearby café beforehand. Well worth the entry charge, credit cards are not accepted, so be prepared for that. There are lockers in the basement (1 euro returnable). In writing this review I am already wishing I could return in the next few months to this haven of wonderful paintings, well captioned in Italian and English (for some exhibits) with virtually no other tourists.
5. Museo di Palazzo Poggi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 352 reviews
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.
6. Rocca Sforzesca
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 334 reviews
Reviewed By 82manuelal - Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
A very well preseved medival fortress with many history; a top tourist attraction , if you like medieval things, the defence system, the knights armours; the castle and museum is opening to the public on weekends; all day, for very nice walks around, for a walk taken in the nice nature in harmony , thinking over a rich past .
7. Museo MAGI '900 - museo delle eccellenze artistiche e storiche
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
