Places

Established in 1808, located in the University district. Features an impressive collection of Italian Renaissance and Baroque art, including works by Giotto, Raphael, and Titian.

Founded in 2007, located in the Manifattura delle Arti cultural district. This museum focuses on contemporary art, featuring works by Italian and international artists.

Established in 1711, located within the University of Bologna. This museum showcases the scientific collections and historical artifacts related to the university’s history and research.

Opened in 1998, located in Borgo Panigale. Celebrates the history of Ducati motorcycles, featuring vintage bikes, racing memorabilia, and exhibits on the brand’s technological innovations.

Established in 1860, located at the University of Bologna. Features an extensive collection of animal specimens, including rare and exotic species from around the world.

Opened in 1726, located in the Torre della Specola. This museum focuses on the history of astronomy and the scientific instruments used in astronomical research.

Established in 2007, located in Parco della Zucca. This museum commemorates the victims of the Ustica disaster, featuring a reconstructed DC-9 aircraft and personal artifacts from the passengers.

Opened in 1985, located in Palazzo Ghisilardi. Showcases a vast collection of medieval artifacts, including sculptures, weapons, and illuminated manuscripts.

Opened in 1997, located in the former Fornace Galotti. This museum explores Bologna’s industrial heritage, featuring exhibits on the city’s manufacturing history and technological innovations.

Opened in 2009, located in Palazzo Poggi. Focuses on the history and culture of students in Europe, featuring artifacts, documents, and multimedia exhibits.

Established in 1814, located at the University of Bologna. This museum features a collection of anatomical specimens and models used for medical education and research.

Opened in 1776, located at the University of Bologna. Showcases a collection of historical scientific instruments used in physics experiments and research.

Opened in 1999, located in Via Valdonica. This museum explores the history and culture of the Jewish community in Bologna, featuring artifacts, documents, and multimedia exhibits.

Opened in 2017, located in Via de’ Gombruti. This contemporary art museum hosts rotating exhibitions and immersive art installations.

Founded in 1946, located in Villa Spada. This museum showcases the history of textiles and upholstery, featuring fabrics, tools, and historical garments.