Cyndy's Bottom Line: Amazing experience walking in a garden dating back to 1568!…read more *Admission is free. The Orto Botanico di Bologna, is a botanical garden operated by the University of Bologna. Established in 1568, the garden is Europe's 4th oldest, after those of Pisa, Padua, and Florence. There is a collection of interesting plants, several types of citrus trees, variety of plants in the greenhouse and beautiful mature trees. *Highly recommend

We spent the day here last summer and we had a great time. The place has several swimming pools and…read morewater rides, fit for all ages. The only con is the location, as it is a bit distant from Bologna or Via Emilia.

Incredible! You can go here to observe and hear the races while walking through a beautiful park…read moreand visiting the Senna memorial. Special and a great way to experience Italian family life. Free, and parking can be found in many areas.

What a great park. Right next to the Dino & Enzo Ferrari race track. Who knew? The circuit of…read moreasphalt and man made is bordered by lush green and a wonderful river going through. On a nice spring day it's great to relax here right after a race to avoid the rush of everyone leaving the area

A beautiful park - I used to go here a lot at one time. It's a lovely place to relax in after being…read morein the busy city! There are many mature and tall trees, fountains, a lake, and statues too, such as the one of Victor Emmanuel 2. The park also has an archeological area where lots of ancient tombs have been found.

Unfortunately I have only visited these gardens in the winter and thus in the snow. However,…read moredespite this these are a pleasant airy space in the city. They are a necessary break from the miles of road, stone and buildings of the city. A welcome place to temporarily escape.

Came back to the park for a European food festival. Lots of vendors from all around Europe as…read moreindicated by their flags. Clean seating & smart toilets too. Im not hungry but the smells are reeling me in... we passed Greek, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, Polish, German .... Candy, pastry, spices food stands. A lot of food was cooking & it all looked wonderful. I didn't realize this is the only green space in Bologna and am told it gets enjoyed.

We had read about how good Dynamo is before we came to Bologna, and Bologna is a bike-crazy town…read more(no other place during our 12 day trip around Italy had a large bike-parking-lot for its commuters). Our hotel was just down the block and so we came here to rent bikes for half a day. Although not everyone's English there is top notch, amongst us all, we were able to get pretty good directions on how to bike out and up (and up, and up!) to the Basilica San Luca (the one with the HUGE number of porticoes). They were thoughtfully particular about which bikes to assign to us and we appreciated that. My bike was excellent. My husband's bike, he being quite tall, was not perfect, too heavy for a nearly all-uphill ride, and his seat kept slipping slightly forward. When we told the Dynamo staff about this issue at the end of the day, they gave us a generous discount on an item of clothing that we were planning on buying and offered to return some of our money. We loved the cavernous show/service/storage/rental/sales/concert space and loved the cool vibe of antique and kids' biking paraphernalia. I highly recommend Dynamo

Highly recommended. Such a great way to tour the city. We rented for an all day trip to San Luca…read moreto watch stage 1 of the Gira d'Italia. Bikes worked perfectly. We've rented bikes before in the States with differing levels of success. This was the best experience we've had, by far, from rental to return. Plus, we found they have an ultra cool bar attached at one end of the shop! Best day of our 10 day trip in this beautiful city!