In late 2011, Siobhan and I went on a trip to Vienna, Austria, then took a train down Northern Italy to Rome. Along the way, we stopped in Bologna, which I think is probably my second favourite Italian city, just behind Siena.
Bologna is a working, industrial city, yet full of life amongst the reddish hues in its streets and medieval inner streets. I took this photo on Via Castiglione, just off the main square, with the morning sunlight filtering in between the buildings. What I loved about the city was that it was unapologetically un-touristy, to the point that the tourist map didn’t actually identify tourist points of interest properly.
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