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Conference Venues in Bologna
Conference Venues in Bologna
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Why Bologna?
Bologna is the oldest University town in Europe; it is the capital city of Emilia-Romagna and houses over 400,000 inhabitants. Situated on the South-eastern side of the Po Valley on the foothills of the Apennines, it is only one hour by train from Florence and two hours by train from Venice; it also has its own International airport.
Bologna's stark brick architecture, porticoed streets and famous twin towers make for an intriguing city. Europe’s city of culture in 2000, Bologna has a particularly relaxed atmosphere and is a city that has endless amounts to offer in terms of places to go and things to see.
The city’s central positioning means it’s a good base from which to travel around Italy. Being in the ‘middle of everywhere’ coupled with vast agricultural resources makes Bologna an important commercial centre and hence allows the city to enjoy a certain standard of living.
 Bologna is the oldest University town in Europe; it is the capital city of Emilia-Romagna and houses over 400,000 inhabitants. Situated on the South-eastern side of the Po Valley on the foothills of the Apennines, it is only one hour by train from Florence and two hours by train from Venice; it also has its own International airport. Bologna's stark brick architecture, porticoed streets and famous twin towers make for an intriguing city. Europe’s city of culture in 2000, Bologna has a particularly relaxed atmosphere and is a city that has endless amounts to offer in terms of places to go and things to see. The city’s central positioning means it’s a good base from which to travel around Italy. Being in the ‘middle of everywhere’ coupled with vast agricultural resources makes Bologna an important commercial centre and hence allows the city to enjoy a certain standard of living.
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