Bologna, Italy

Built by the Garisenda family in the early 12th century, this member of the Due Torri was left unfinished and later shortened due to its dangerous lean.

Next to the facade of the Basilica di San Domenico stands this monument with green tiled roof, containing the sarcophagus of Rolandino de'Passeggeri.

This central four-star hotel features balconies and a roof terrace with excellent views over Bologna and a jacuzzi in the summer.

Located in Piazza Galvani just behind San Petronio, this monument commemorates Bologna native Luigi Galvani, who discovered bioelectricity while experimenting with frog legs.