The apartment is at the center of Bologna under the famous Two Towers of Bologna, a couple of minutes distance from main attraction points such as Piazza Maggiore where you will visit the great Church of San Petronio, monumental Fountain of Neptune or Piazza Santo Stefano. The flat is located on the 2nd floor of a noble apartment of the early 1700s accessible with an elevator. Once you’ll enter the apartment a studio which is a work area with desk which can be transformed to a double king size bedroom will welcome you. Once you pass to the living room you will have at your service a fully equipped kitchen, flat TV with Sky cable channels and streaming services such as Netflix which you can watch and relax from your sofa which can be transformed into a king size, double bed. The bathroom is equipped with a large shower, a washing and drying machine. The master bedroom has a king size double bed and a large size cabinet. The flat is equipped with high speed internet connection, air conditioning, safety equipment such as monoxide and fire sensors, safety box for your small valuables. CIN: IT037006C2GWZD3V2O

Welcome to your new home during your stay in Bologna. The city of Terracotta, history, amazing cuisine, lively day and nightlife . It will be my pleasure to accommodate you and make your stay in this beautiful city more comfortable and enjoyable. Welcome home. Your host, Eda

Via San Vitale is one of Bologna's most historical streets, rich in medieval charm and cultural significance. Located within the city’s ancient walls, it stretches from the heart of Bologna near the iconic Two Towers (Le Due Torri) towards the eastern part of the city. The street is lined with a mix of traditional Bolognese porticoed buildings, dating back to various periods, many adorned with colorful facades in shades of ochre, terracotta, and warm yellows. As you walk along Via San Vitale, the atmosphere shifts between vibrant city life and quiet, historical reflection. On one side, you’ll find bustling cafés, traditional trattorias, and small artisan shops that offer a taste of Bologna’s rich gastronomic and cultural heritage. On the other, you may notice narrow alleyways and glimpses of older, more intimate corners of the city, revealing its ancient roots. Not far from the street, the Basilica di San Vitale e Agricola is a reminder of Bologna's deep religious history, and nearby you can find the University of Bologna, the oldest university in the Western world, which brings a youthful and academic energy to the area. Via San Vitale offers a captivating blend of medieval architecture, modern life, and academic vibrancy, making it a perfect microcosm of Bologna itself.