• Santuario di Madonna di San Luca - Perched on the Colle della Guardia, this sanctuary offers a commanding view of the entire city. Visitors can access it by walking along the world’s longest portico, stretching nearly 4 km from the city center, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2021.
• Parco di Villa Spada - A significant symbol of resistance in Emilia Romagna, this park holds great historical importance.
• Parco della Chiusa - Within Parco della Chiusa, visitors can marvel at a grand and ancient brick hydraulic structure that channels the Reno river’s waters towards Bologna. Historically, it powered numerous industries and remains crucial for the city’s water supply.
• Certosa di Bologna - Celebrated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its abundance of monumental works.

• Certified guide
• E-bike rental
• Alcoholic beverages

The guided tour will take participants to breathtaking locations that are not only of significant natural interest but also rich in historical, cultural, and artistic value. All guides are not only qualified and technically skilled but also deeply passionate and knowledgeable about the area. They aim to share this enthusiasm by highlighting the most important sites and sharing engaging stories during the excursions. Additionally, there will be opportunities to enjoy refreshments at local spots, where traditional products like tigelle, parmesan, mortadella, or delicious artisanal ice cream can be savored.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.