based on 9 experiences from female travelers
I felt very safe in Bologna, and I had a great time. Less touristic than Florence or Rome which made it way better for experiencing the local culture and just relaxing. The local food was absolutely amazing and the Gelato as well!
Posted: July 19, 2024Experienced: April, 2024I have a great splendid time in Italy, Bologna, actually I visited Bologna and cervia.it was great.and there food was top notch I had both restaurant and home cooked food pasta with some cream I'll recommend,ice cream too lol.my budget was around 800euros,I spent like almost all because of the good things around,I stay with a friend and it was nice,I visited cervia too beach around, everything about the country is grate, nice churches too, food drinks people are friendly. I can say I had a great time in Italy.
Posted: July 1, 2024Experienced: May, 2024I stayed here for one night and was amazed with the history of the city. It’s a small Italian city so you don’t need much time unless you’re using it as a base of travel. I was going to my next city via train. My platform was #19, on my way to finding it. A man approached me and said it’s my job to help people find their platforms. I was very naive and let him help me. He took me down and showed me the platform, and demanded all my money. I gave him whatever coins I had in my purse. This scam is one I never came across, not sure how common it is in Bologna or other cities in Italy/Europe
Posted: June 22, 2024I feel very safe. I walked all day but the rain hunted me. I didn't stay anywhere cause I had only one day. The food was amazing. I saw Piazza Maggiore, Two Towers, a historical library, and the Basilica of San Domenico.
Posted: March 20, 2024Experienced: January, 2024I felt quite safe in Bologna both day and night. I went to a concert and other concert goers were very approachable and kind. We ended up having a really great experience and even went on to the afterparty. The venue security (Arena Puccini) did a great job. Bologna has no shortage of good food and the transport system was easy to navigate - except at night, when we took cabs. It was my third solo trip and it was unforgettable because of the friendships made :)
Posted: December 1, 2023Experienced: May, 2023I don't recommend visiting this city at any price! People do not clean their pet pees on the street and l put my shoes on one of them... terrible! Because the Unibo accepts so many students, there is always lack of room in this city. B&B canceled my booking out of the blue and l did not know what to do. People were not kind of nice in my experience and just wanted to Rip you off as soon as they get that you are a tourist. Just don't go there...
Posted: August 24, 2023Experienced: September, 2022İlknur
Turkey
A trip I never want to return to. people are friendly and there are people interested in dancing art around every corner. one of the cities I want to go to again and I would love to live there You should add this city to your italy route
Posted: July 9, 2023Bologna is ideal city for a short city break. It is really lively thanks to many young people studying here. City centre is small and you can see it in a day or two maximum but it is really nice just to stroll around
Posted: June 18, 2023I was in Bologna last week and I absolutely fell in love with it! I recommend going up the Asinelli Tower. The climb is exhausting (~500 steps) but the view is amazing. I also went on a free walking tour, which was really nice. They have amazing food there too, especially the handmade pasta, which you can find everywhere. I visited Bari, Naples, Rome, Florence, Bologna, and Venice in the past few weeks and Bologna was my favorite, right after Bari.
Posted: November 19, 2022Based on 19 local experiences
Based on 19 local experiences
Lucrecia
it depende of the quartiere, im staying in bolognina, near the station and the piazza xx settembre and its not very safe at night for women. if you stay away from this particular places that are known to be dangerous, it's not that scary
Posted: October 30, 2024Bologna during the day is a safe city where you can talk to anyone for support if needed, or simply to share a few words. In the late night, like in any major city, it's advisable not to walk alone. However, the city center is lively and bustling with activity, where you'll meet pleasant people, as well as some unusual characters to avoid.
Posted: October 21, 2024Anastasiia
I am taking a master's course in physics, I love fundamental science and technology. At the same time, I am an avid lover of going to galleries and museums and getting inspiration from both classical and modern art. My hobby is drawing. I adore long walks in nature and exploring new cities
Moor
Hello, My name is Moor. I’m 18 years old and I’m moving to Bologna, Italy in September until July (2023/2024) and maybe even longer to be an au pair. If anyone wants to meet up then, just send me a text. :)
Sina
Bologna
3 days
Hi, My name is Sina and I'm interested in culture, camping, architecture, history, surfing, swimming, trekking and van life
greta
Bologna
3 days
Hi I have another account on travel ladies, check Gretadegrossi, this is only for chatting with more people without waiting a week, thanks
Holly
My name is Holly, I’m 22and an artist :) I love being outdoors and doing new and exciting things.