Foodie trip to Bologna Italy
Discover the culinary capital of Italy
Bologna, known by the nickname “La Grassa” (the fats), is considered the culinary capital of Italy. Here, foodies will find some of the world's most famous dishes such as tagliatelle al ragu, Tortellini and the unmistakable Parmigiano Reggiano. The residents of Bologna don't necessarily buy their fresh produce in the typical supermarkets, but prefer gourmet delis and independent boutiques, to find the best quality. A foodie trip to Bologna offers the perfect opportunity, to immerse yourself in the world of Italian delicatessen and discover the best of local cuisine.
Der Quadrilateral
Bologna's oldest food market
One of the most famous places for gourmets in Bologna is the Quadrilatero, the oldest food market in the city. This historic market stretches across several streets and is full of indoor stalls and market stalls, that offer fresh products. Here you will find a variety of delicacies, that make every gourmet's heart beat faster. A walk through the Quadrilatero is a journey through the city's culinary history, which is rich in flavors and traditions.
Middle Market
A paradise for foodies
For all, who want to enjoy a covered market atmosphere, the Mercato di Mezzo is an absolute must. This first covered market in the city offers a variety of culinary highlights. From a pizzeria to a beer bar to a pasta stand, there is everything here, whatever your heart desires. The Mercato di Mezzo is the perfect place, to taste and enjoy local specialties in a cozy and authentic environment.
Via Pescherie Vecchie
Gourmet Delicatessen in Bologna
Just a few steps away from the Quadrilatero is Via Pescherie Vecchie, one of the best gourmet delis in the city. Here you can get fresh bread and delicious sandwiches to take away, filled with Italian specialties such as mortadella and burratina. This charming street is a foodie's paradise, who are looking for the best products in Bologna. The combination of high-quality ingredients and traditional preparations makes the visit an unforgettable experience.
Simoni delicatessen
Delicatessen and regional specialties
Another highlight for foodies in Bologna is the Salumeria Simoni. This gourmet food shop is known for its wide selection of cured meats and the best Modena balsamic vinegar. Here you can discover some of Bologna's finest delicacies and take them home with you. Ob Ham, Mortadella or fine balsamic vinegar – the products from Salumeria Simoni are a must for everyone, who loves local cuisine.
House Andromeda in Canton of’ Fiori
Living in the heart of Bologna
For all, who are looking for accommodation near the culinary heart of the city, is that Casa Andromeda the ideal choice. Just a five minute walk from the Quadrilatero, This charming one-room apartment in the center of Bologna offers the perfect starting point for a culinary journey of discovery. Guests can prepare local ingredients in the well-equipped kitchen while enjoying views of the picturesque town through a floor-to-ceiling window. The central location makes this possible, to explore all of Bologna's gastronomic highlights on foot.
The Casa Andromeda can be arranged upon request Booking or Agoda be booked. There are no additional costs for you. We receive a small commission from our partners and thank you very much for your trust. A foodie trip to Bologna will be an unforgettable experience thanks to the perfect accommodation and proximity to the city's best markets and delicacies.
Summary
Bologna, the culinary capital of Italy, is famous for its exceptional dishes and high quality food. Foodies can discover local delicacies such as Tagliatelle al Ragu and Parmigiano Reggiano at gourmet delis and markets such as Quadrilatero and Mercato di Mezzo. Via Pescherie Vecchie and Salumeria Simoni offer other delicacies such as mortadella and local balsamic vinegar. For a perfect stay, Casa Andromeda offers charming accommodation in the heart of the city, just minutes away from the best culinary highlights.
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