Bolonya
Bolonya is the Hungarian name for Bologna, a city in northern Italy and the capital of the Emilia-Romagna region. Located in the Po Valley, it is a major cultural and educational center.
Historically, Bologna developed as a center of learning and commerce in the Middle Ages; its University of
Landmarks include the Two Towers, Asinelli and Garisenda, which dominate the skyline, the Basilica of San Petronio
Bolonya is also known for its extensive portico system that lines many streets, a defining feature of
Culinary traditions are among the city's best known assets, with dishes such as ragù alla Bolognese, tortellini,
The economy combines manufacturing, food processing, and services, with a focus on engineering, agro-food, and research
Transport links include Bologna Centrale, a major rail hub with high-speed connections to Milan, Florence, Rome,