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10/06/2026

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24/05/2026

Some exhibitions are simply meant to be seen.
Others are meant to be experienced slowly.

If you’re staying in Bologna this season, there are two extraordinary art experiences just about one hour away by train — one in Florence and one in Parma — and somehow they seem to speak the same language.

In Florence, the powerful Rothko exhibition at Palazzo Strozzi and the suspended silence of the Monastery of San Marco invite visitors into a space of contemplation and stillness.

In Parma, Brian Eno’s “SEED” and “My Light Years” transform sound, light and time into immersive experiences that ask for something very simple — and today almost revolutionary:
to slow down.

To sit.
To listen.
To observe the smallest changes in light, sound and perception.

The languages are different, but the feeling is surprisingly similar:
a suspension of time, a sense of presence, an invitation to truly inhabit a space instead of simply moving through it.

In a world built around speed and constant distraction, these exhibitions remind us of the value of attention and quiet observation.

So if you’re visiting Bologna and looking for a meaningful day trip beyond the usual itinerary, both Florence and Parma are absolutely worth the journey this year.

And our suggestion is simple:
go slowly.
It’s part of the experience.

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24/05/2026

Some exhibitions are simply meant to be seen.
Others are meant to be experienced slowly.

If you’re staying in Bologna this season, there are two extraordinary art experiences just about one hour away by train — one in Florence and one in Parma — and somehow they seem to speak the same language.

In Florence, the powerful Rothko exhibition at Palazzo Strozzi and the suspended silence of the Monastery of San Marco invite visitors into a space of contemplation and stillness.

In Parma, Brian Eno’s “SEED” and “My Light Years” transform sound, light and time into immersive experiences that ask for something very simple — and today almost revolutionary:
to slow down.

To sit.
To listen.
To observe the smallest changes in light, sound and perception.

The languages are different, but the feeling is surprisingly similar:
a suspension of time, a sense of presence, an invitation to truly inhabit a space instead of simply moving through it.

In a world built around speed and constant distraction, these exhibitions remind us of the value of attention and quiet observation.

So if you’re visiting Bologna and looking for a meaningful day trip beyond the usual itinerary, both Florence and Parma are absolutely worth the journey this year.

And our suggestion is simple:
go slowly.
It’s part of the experience.

06/05/2026

Bologna dall’alto. Trova Casa Terracotta☺️. Beautiful view from the Clock tower

11/04/2026

La passione per Bologna e le sue sfumature di rosso mattone hanno ispirato la nostra/vostra nuova casa. Ideale per coppie e per chi si deve fermare a Bologna per lavoro. Non solo un soggiorno ma un’esperienza, un progetto consapevole e culturale.

09/04/2026

02/04/2026

Casa Terracotta nasce e si aggiunge al mondo di UBologna – Unique, Unforgettable Experience for You – insieme a Casa Riva e Casa Reno, situate lungo il Canale Reno appena riaperto.

A pochi passi, ancora più centrale, nella zona del Mercato delle Erbe.

Il suo nome racconta la terra, il colore dei tetti di Bologna, la materia e il calore.

Il logo è stato realizzato da una giovane pittrice di famiglia proprio in questo pomeriggio pre-Pasqua, mentre prendevano forma gli ultimi dettagli del progetto.

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Casa Terracotta is born and joins the world of UBologna – Unique, Unforgettable Experience for You – together with Casa Riva and Casa Reno, located along the recently reopened Reno Canal.

Just a few steps away, in an even more central location, in the Mercato delle Erbe area.

Its name tells a story of earth, the colour of Bologna’s rooftops, texture and warmth.

The logo was created by a young family artist this very pre-Easter afternoon, as the final details of the project were taking shape.

28/03/2026

Quando i ciliegi sono in fiore questo piccolo e affollato parco di quartiere dentro l’ex Manifattura Tabacchi diventa bellissimo. Qui potere correre, meditare all’alba, giocare

24/03/2026

Non solo tagliatelle e ragu a ma una cittá da sempre aperta alle novità culturali e culinarie

✨🗞️ Il The New York Times ha costruito per i suoi lettori un itinerario di 36 ore per visitare la nostra città, ripercorrendo alcune delle più interessanti tappe culinarie, artistiche, culturali ed architettoniche che Bologna ha da offrire.

Restituendo l’immagine di una città che “prospera grazie alle sue tradizioni” ma ricca di contributi che la portano “in direzioni rinfrescanti”.

🔍Qui trovate l’articolo completo:
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2026/03/05/travel/things-to-do-bologna.html

Foto di Marta Giaccone
Testi di Evan Rail

Comune di Bologna | Città metropolitana di Bologna | inEmiliaRomagna |

13/02/2026

Finalmente il doke