We went to the museum. If you are a Ducati enthusiast this is a must see. The full range Ducati's…read moreon display from their first innovations to most recent model. As you walk in you ar even able to sit on a Ducati.

Love all things Ducati but the service here is definitely lacking…read more There were 2 ladies working the counter and they were so unfriendly and had pissed-off looks the entire time. Um excuse me, we were the ONLY shoppers in the store! That don't offer VAT refunds so keep that in mind if you plan to shop. Guys working the service department in the back were super nice and helpful.. The store is fully stocked with apparel and accessories. We spent so much $$ here that it's really sad the service was so bad. We seriously would have bought more!

Fairly empty restaurant. Could it be because it's a Monday?…read more Touristy and cute. Food is ok. Menu is in English with pictures of all of the ingredients. Service is ok, had to ask for plates and a few other items.

Wow - easy to use, safe, and clean parking in Italy!! Yes, I am a fan…read more... This 24hr underground parking lot was extremely convenient for us to use while we had a car in Bologna. Not only was it a short walk from the apartment where we were staying, but our hostess said that it is one of the largest in the city - - so plenty of parking spots to find. I'll admit, I was a bit nervous on how to use an overnight parking spot while in a foreign country. For example - - was it safe?? And how exactly do we pay, etc etc. Well this was easy-peasy! You drive the ramp down, collect your ticket... and then when you need to exit you take your ticket to the small pay kiosks near the elevator. Pay... (it takes credit cards and cash). Then you insert your card when you are leaving the parking area. Very, very easy to use. The parking spaces are smaller than what we have in the States; but don't worry - so are the cars too. You'll be fine! I would definitely recommend parking here - -it's relatively easy to get back on the the Autostrade too.

The clean, crisp, machined-aluminum building of this Porsche dealer was a pleasant architectural…read moreanachronism set within a lackluster, neutral, ochre Bologna confine. It's also fairly close to some open roads, allowing prospects to test cars out properly.

Finding a good parking lot in Bologna ain't no easy feat. The old town is off limits for visitors,…read moreso you have to stay in the outer ring. With a little research we've found this parking lot here. There's another not far from here as well (Staveco), but has very mixed feedback. So we dropped our car here. It was a little after 10am and there were still a bunch of spaces empty. It's next to a little park, just off the main street. Costs a little over 2 Euros an hour. Fine for a city like this. Car felt safe here, lots are big enough for a mid-sized SUV. From here - the Porta Saragozza - the old town starts. And it's an easy 15-20' walk to the Piazza Maggiore. So location-wise it's a pretty good choice. We would park here again.