Located in the area of the former ghetto, this museum covers the history of Bologna's Jewish population.
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Tower of Garisenda
Torre dei Garisenda is 47 m (162 feet) tall and has a lean of over 3m (10 feet). It was built in the 12th century.
Tower of the Asinelli
Closed to the public since October 2023, the tower (built between 1109 and 1119) is 97.20 metres tall (330 feet), with 498 steps and an incline of 1.3 meters (4 feet). Until 2023 you could climb the 498 steps of this tower for spectacular views of the city, but that month it was closed to the public for safety reasons and renovations are expected to take ten years.
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.
Loggia dei Mercanti
Altabella
47 m, built in the 13th century. It's built into the Palazzo del Podestà.
One of the main streets of Bologna. It is a meeting point and strolling area. It opens up to Piazza di porta Ravegnana, where the two towers rise.