Piazza Maggiore

The square of Machollère is located in the center of Bologna, built in 1200, to the north is two medieval palaces built in the early 13th century, and to the south is the cathedral of St. Peterronio, which was built in 1390 AD and has not yet been completed. In the middle of the square is an open-air cinema with movies (and advertisements) every night. Bologna is my favorite Italian city, with simple and elegant architecture, clean and tidy. There is the first university in Europe, the University of Bologna. Bologna is a wealthy city, Ferrari, Maserati and other famous car brands were born here.

A very old square in Bologna is also the core of tourism. The square here has many good places to visit, the facilities are quite sound, like the night scenery here, the buildings are quite unique.

Also known as Macholie Square, the square in front of the main church of Bologna, was built in 1200 AD, located in the heart of the city, and is the largest public square in the city of Bologna. The square is rectangular and surrounded by several important medieval buildings, such as the Basilica of San Baitillo, and the Fountain of the Seas, which is considered a symbol of the city, in the northwest corner of the square.

Beautiful Middle Age square close to Petronio church.

The traffic is very convenient, many subway and bus lines are directly accessible, you must give a good comment

This square is very good, there are many wandering artists, and the cultural atmosphere is strong.

This square is located in the center of Bologna, where you can see the city's iconic architecture, the Poseidon statue. It is a major landmark in Bologna both in history (think of the coronation of Charles V) and in life today. Surrounded by some magnificent buildings, including the church and the Palace of Acousio and the municipal center (you will easily recognize it, because there is a statue of Pope Gregory XIII in front of the door, the man who invented the Gregory calendar). In this square you can go to the public library or Palazzo Re Enzo, where King Enzio has been in captivity since 1249 until his death.