Plays of light and shadow in the heart of a Unesco heritage site 🌗
— inEmiliaRomagna (@ERTourism) December 6, 2023
Ph. luchigno83 | #inEmiliaRomagna #Bologna pic.twitter.com/Te8P5qhb6j
Bologna’s @UNESCO World Heritage Centre will have 2km of catenary free tramway.
— SYSTRA UK & Ireland (@SYSTRA_UKIRL) November 7, 2023
SYSTRA Italy Technical Director Paolo Marchetti explains in TAUT magazine.
How can your city learn from quality design? Talk to us at @TransCityRail North, Thurs 09/11!@MainspringUK #bolognatramway pic.twitter.com/tujySAiPMj
THE PORTICOES OF BOLOGNA
— Western Exile (@westernexile) October 28, 2023
While the streets of any historic city are atmospheric, the mighty porticoes which snake their way through central Bologna and beyond, inscribed in 2021 on the UNESCO World Heritage List in their own right, are especially enchanting.
Over sixty two… pic.twitter.com/884KT0n11v
Night walk after the rain. Try it! Colors are clean. Btw, UNESCO heritage, Bologna’s porticos stretch to over 38 km across the historical centre to reach the total of 53 km adding the ones outside the city walls. 53 km of porticos! Hypothetically I can make 38 km almost without… pic.twitter.com/DSRZjpZfAs
— Dumbo (@DumboFromJapan) October 31, 2023
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