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The oldest park in the city. A public park since the 17th century. Much of the current landscaping dates from the early 19th century. The pond in the center of the park was added in 1888.
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A little window on the Moline Canal — the Little Venice of Bologna.
Botanical Garden and Herbarium
Created in the mid-16th century for medicinal herbs. The Botanical gardens are home to over 5,000 plant species. Some of the highlights include a full-grown sequoia, and a greenhouse for cacti and carnivorous plants.
Museum of Physics
Coronata
60-m tower, the second largest in the city. Presumably it used to be higher than its current height. It's a B＆B and room for events, also hosts shows and presentations.
Civic Museum of the Middle Ages
Part of Musei Civici d'Arte Antica.
Jewish Museum
Located in the area of the former ghetto, this museum covers the history of Bologna's Jewish population.