@sharingtheroad Love the style/format of your travel guides :) I just subscribed. It doesn't scream clickbait but instead you are showing an appreciation, respect, natural beauty and knowledge about the city without the need to dramatize anything ! ❤
This video was very helpful for visiting the city. I am from Switzerland. We drove by normal bike to Bologna. We visited a friend who living in the greater area.
This list makes bologna sound kind of exhausting 😂ofc that's just the couple climbs you can do, but it contrasts with my general impression of bologna in that it was basically the most relaxing city I've ever visited. The shading and rain protection of the porticoes and the soft linoleum flooring beneath them means you can walk around the city for long hours and rarely feel fatigued. Hoping to go back very soon!
Great video. One thing only is that sette chiese, is the italian word that is pronounced "sette kieze" not "siete", but it's natural to have challenges with the Italian language. It's alright. Thanks again for the informative video :)
@@arthurfranz5653 wow british empire has fallen but its chilgozas are still living in the past. “you speak english it’s the only language you can speak. i speak english because it’s the only language you speak”. wake up chhapri ki paidaish, it’s 2024. no one cares how good or bad your english is…. unless it’s the only thing you can showcase 😢😂
@@adkh5826 I visited Bologna, Parma and Ravenna in May. Did lots (LOTS!) of research before going. And I tried to learn some basic Italian- which people super appreciated. Only a couple good books on the area; a Bradt book on Emilia Romagna and a rough guide mini Bologna book. I tried to use some of these youtubes to get some more orientation. Some are helpful, some are not. Lots seem to be like this one, where the person arrives in the place pretty unprepared. “Oh, look what I am discovering.” I don’t think it’s honest or helpful to call a contribution like that an “ultimate” guide. It’s sort of just someone’s impressions and it’s not very informative. PS - I did find some really good and helpful stuff, which is why spending any time with less valuable things is annoying.
@sharingtheroad Love the style/format of your travel guides :) I just subscribed. It doesn't scream clickbait but instead you are showing an appreciation, respect, natural beauty and knowledge about the city without the need to dramatize anything ! ❤
Thanks so much! This comment made our day!
Another great video!! Gorgeous views and history of this city!! Love the churches porticos and tower that you climbed!!
Great to stumble across your channel today when researching my upcoming trip to Bologna.. really informative.
Thanks for taking the time to do it.
Aww thanks! That means a lot, thanks for taking the time to write us such a kind comment, that made our day! 😊
can't wait, will be there in Spring... :)
Great video, very helpful. You both did a great job outlining the main spots to visit. We'll be traveling to Bologna this summer, super excited ☺
This video was very helpful for visiting the city. I am from Switzerland. We drove by normal bike to Bologna. We visited a friend who living in the greater area.
This list makes bologna sound kind of exhausting 😂ofc that's just the couple climbs you can do, but it contrasts with my general impression of bologna in that it was basically the most relaxing city I've ever visited.
The shading and rain protection of the porticoes and the soft linoleum flooring beneath them means you can walk around the city for long hours and rarely feel fatigued.
Hoping to go back very soon!
Great video. I really love the over head view of the map with the discussed items marked. Please linger longer on the map so we can get a good look.
Wow this city has such a rich history. Thank you for such an informative video!
first Bologna review I see it actually shows the city and not only food pxrn 😂😂😂
beautiful video of my city
SYATTAY CHEEZAYY!!
WOW WOW WOW
Great video. One thing only is that sette chiese, is the italian word that is pronounced "sette kieze" not "siete", but it's natural to have challenges with the Italian language. It's alright. Thanks again for the informative video :)
One more thing when you visit Bologna, especially when you're canadian, MEET JOEY SAPUTO!!! XD
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I like house old wonderful
Thanks!
Great overview of the city but hard on the ears to any Italian speakers.
This is a great intro but your pronunciations are atrocious
Every single one lol
Bologna ,not Bolohnia
Talk too fast
breath and let us breath. take a pause while talking about places
Learn English…it’s breath--e
@@arthurfranz5653 wow british empire has fallen but its chilgozas are still living in the past. “you speak english it’s the only language you can speak. i speak english because it’s the only language you speak”. wake up chhapri ki paidaish, it’s 2024. no one cares how good or bad your english is…. unless it’s the only thing you can showcase 😢😂
@@arthurfranz5653 that's the infinitive, breath is correct when used as a command or noun
and either musik or talking. it's too much, I had to stop after 2min into the video
30 seconds in, you can’t pronounce palazzo?
what's the correct one?
Such a micro-critical commenter. Relax bro!
@@adkh5826 I visited Bologna, Parma and Ravenna in May. Did lots (LOTS!) of research before going. And I tried to learn some basic Italian- which people super appreciated. Only a couple good books on the area; a Bradt book on Emilia Romagna and a rough guide mini Bologna book.
I tried to use some of these youtubes to get some more orientation. Some are helpful, some are not. Lots seem to be like this one, where the person arrives in the place pretty unprepared. “Oh, look what I am discovering.” I don’t think it’s honest or helpful to call a contribution like that an “ultimate” guide. It’s sort of just someone’s impressions and it’s not very informative.
PS - I did find some really good and helpful stuff, which is why spending any time with less valuable things is annoying.