- 1 peta
- €11,99 per grup
- ~3 h
Bologna — the learned, the fat, the red: a warm city of endless porticoes and unforgettable food. With Piracity it becomes an urban treasure map: follow the map, solve the riddles and reach real places like the Two Towers, the Asinelli and the Garisenda, symbol of the city, and Piazza Maggiore with the Basilica di San Petronio. Between one stop and the next, treat yourself to authentic tagliatelle al ragù or tortellini in brodo, true icons of Bolognese cuisine.
Pemberhentian untuk dijelajahi
Finestrella di via Piella
A small window in a wall and, behind it, water flowing between the houses: it's one of the most photographed spots in Bologna. Here the city reveals its most liquid secret.
Fontana del Nettuno
Muscular and proud, the bronze Neptune has watched over Bologna for more than four centuries. A work by Giambologna, this monumental fountain is one of the city's best-loved symbols and a masterpiece of Mannerism. Your treasure map leads you to the feet of "il Gigante" (the Giant), where water and bronze tell the story of papal power.
Piazza Maggiore
The beating heart of Bologna since the Middle Ages, Piazza Maggiore is the city's living room, surrounded by the palaces of civic and religious power. San Petronio, Palazzo del Podestà and Palazzo d'Accursio all face onto it. Your treasure map takes you to the place where the city's life has pulsed for centuries.
Basilica di San Petronio
Imposing, with its unfinished façade, the Basilica di San Petronio dominates Piazza Maggiore in Bologna. Dedicated to the city's patron saint, it is one of the largest brick churches in the world and holds the longest meridian line ever traced inside a building. Your treasure map takes you to a Gothic giant left half-finished.
Archiginnasio di Bologna
In the heart of Bologna, the Archiginnasio was the first single home of the ancient University. With its porticoes, painted coats of arms and the incredible wooden Anatomical Theatre, this 16th-century palace keeps the memory of Bologna's learning. Your treasure map leads you to where students from all over Europe were already studying in the 1500s.
Quadrilatero
A maze of colourful, fragrant alleys, the Quadrilatero is Bologna's historic market, heir to the city's medieval commercial heart. Among delis, fishmongers and florists, this is where you breathe the city's food soul. Your treasure map guides you through streets that still bear the names of the old trades.
Le Due Torri
Tall, crooked and inseparable, the Two Towers are the symbol of Bologna: the Torre degli Asinelli and the Garisenda rise at the crossroads of the ancient streets that led to the city gates. They are the most famous survivors of the “towered” Bologna of the Middle Ages. Your treasure map takes you to the feet of the two brick giants.
Complesso di Santo Stefano
A triangular, arcaded square and, at the far end, a cluster of brick churches leaning against one another. For us Bolognese they are simply “le Sette Chiese”, the Seven Churches.
Basilica e portico dei Servi
Along Strada Maggiore a Gothic portico widens until it becomes a cloister open to the city. It's one of Bologna's most elegant porticoes and, at Christmas, the busiest.
The attractions along the way
The route guides you through the famous UNESCO World Heritage porticoes, from Piazza Maggiore with the Palazzo del Podestà and the Fontana del Nettuno to the Quadrilatero, an ancient market packed with food shops. As you walk you'll come across the Archiginnasio, the university's first home, the Complesso di Santo Stefano, and the hidden canals of watery Bologna.
History and culture, lived through play
Bologna is home to the oldest university in the Western world, founded in 1088, hence the nickname "the learned". As you play you cross centuries of knowledge and student life. Bolognese culture lives above all at the table, hence "the fat": besides ragù and tortellini, try the mortadella, the green lasagne, the tortello and the crescente with local cured meats.
An adventure that continues
After the map you can climb up to the Santuario di San Luca along the longest portico in the world, explore the university quarter or sample the specialities of the Quadrilatero. Bologna welcomes you with its unique warmth: grab your treasure map and live it to the full.
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€11,99 per grup. Satu pembelian membuka peta di satu ponsel dan seluruh grup bermain bersama, berapa pun jumlah kalian. Akses langsung dikirim lewat email dan peta berlaku 1 tahun.
Sekitar 2,5–3 jam berjalan kaki dengan santai, termasuk berhenti untuk memecahkan teka-teki. Halaman setiap peta menampilkan perhentian, jarak, dan perkiraan waktu.
Tidak, kamu bisa bermain langsung dari peramban: Piracity adalah aplikasi web (PWA) yang kamu tambahkan ke layar utama dengan dua ketukan.
Disarankan mulai usia 8 tahun; anak yang lebih kecil bermain satu tim dengan orang tua.