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Whet your palate for Bologna with Gail's appetizing sample of its food, history, leaning towers, churches, basilicas, and Portico di San Luca.

A One-Day Tour of Bologna

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Charisse,

I think you meant whet -- as in sharpen -- not wet your palate!


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Charisse & Gail,
Thank you! We have one day in Bologna in late May and this is very helpful.

Cyndy in West Virginia


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Yes, you are right! Thanks, updating now.
 
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While you are in the Piazza Maggiore pop in and visit the anatomical theater in the street to the left of the Duomo. It is free, fascinating, and doesn't take up much time.

It is also worth asking security to open the exquisite room at the end of the corridor on the second floor.


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