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    Il Doge

    Posted by enen 11 January 2008

    Wonderful restaurant, only Italians eating there and with the best lasagna I've ever eaten [out of a lot of competition]. Good pizza too.

    Via Caldarese, 5

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    Hotel I Portici

    Posted by sertum 20 June 2007

    The hotel (4 stars), located in Bologna city centre, is the wonderful result of
    an accurate restoration just completed.

    Every room is fully decorated with original "a fresco" decorations in liberty style. It offers congress room, fitness, restaurant. I enjoyed it a lot!

    Via Indipendenza 69
    40121 Bologna - italy
    phone 0515880199
    www.iporticihotel.com

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    Dalfiume Nobilvini

    Posted by theitalianguy 13 March 2007

    Dalfiume Nobilvini produces insuperable wines and they are wines that are necessary to know.

    The cellar is located in Castel San Pietro Terme, not far from Bologna, on the way to the Adriatic riviera.

    DALFIUME NOBILVINI S.R.L.
    Via Madonnina, 3041 40024 Castel San Pietro Terme (BO)
    Tel.: 051941618 – Fax: 051944749 e-mail: info@dalfiumenobilvini.it
    www.dalfiumenobilvini.it

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    Le Due Torri (The Two Towers)

    Posted by lucyd 6 February 2007

    Built in the 12 and 13th centuries as status symbols by rich Bolognese merchant families, the city originally had over 100 of these towers but these are the tallest of the few which remain.

    You can climb the Torre Asinelli, the taller of the two at about 100m, which has great views over the red roofs of the city and the hills beyond. The shorter Torre Garisenda, which had its top removed in the 1300s to stop it falling over, is closed to visitors as it has a more extreme lean of about 3m.

    Piazza di Porta Ravegnana.
    Open 9am-6pm, entrance fee €1,55.

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    Trattoria Fantoni

    Posted by BrianStoran 25 March 2006

    In Bologna, this is the quintessential eaterie. The menu is hand-scrawled, only in Italian, as if the Bolognese want to keep Fantoni a secret for themselves. Simple, perfect Italian food with no frills and excellent prices. Queue or book ahead as the al fresco terrace is jammed all summer long.
    Go to Fantoni, it is worth a trip to Bologna in itself.

    Via del Pratello, 11; tel: 051 236 358

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    Tamburini deli and cafe

    Posted by 200512 2 December 2005

    Bologna is THE place to spend a weekend eating. It has the most amazing pasta you've ever tasted - apparently it's made from a different sort of flour, but it soaks up the sauce deliciously.

    You must visit Tamburini. It’s an amazing deli but also a restaurant/cafe (self service), which has delicious food at lunchtime - packed out when we went, but well worth the queue.

    It felt like a Bolognese institution to us.

    Via Caprarie, 1 - 40124 Bologna; Tel: +39 (0)51 234726; Fax +39 (0)51 232226; www.tamburini.bo.it/

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    trattoria Fantoni

    Posted by luigighirri 27 November 2005

    A typical "bolognese" restaurant in which to eat well, big quantity of food, spending very few. Also, Fantoni is located in a very nice pedestrian street full of "osterie" (the pubs typical of the area of Bologna, in which you can both drink both eat good dishes).

    via del Pratello 11a (city center) Bologna 0039 051 236358

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    Tsunami Cafe

    Posted by southboroughelaine 10 September 2005

    Cafe and bar. Cool people and tasty food. Good service. Unfortunate name.

    Near McDonalds

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    Scacco Matto

    Posted by luigighirri 27 November 2005

    Very nice, high-quality Italian restaurant. There’s creative dishes with meat or fish, that represent variations on the basic Italian cuisine. Medium level prices.

    Via Brocchindosso 63/b, Bologna

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