Bologna Mystery Tour
by Free Walking Tour Italia
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Tour details
The Secret Side of the City
A night walk to discover the secret side of the city and evoke its past made of magic and esoterism. Demons, remains of ancient fraternity, stories of witches and astrologers are waiting for you in the darkness of bologna arcades.
Departing from Neptune Fountain, we will see where executions were carried out and then we will reach the Archiginnasio, the first unified seat of University, wich housed for centuries macabre ceremonies and strange experiments. Then we will discover where the seat of the Holy Inquisition Courts was located in Bologna. After seeing some hidden corners of the city we will get to Piazza Santo Stefano, which houses the Mysterious complex of the Seven Churches. We will finish the tour searching for the famous three arrows stuck in the ceiling of a portico... will you be able to find them?
A night walk to discover the secret side of the city and evoke its past made of magic and esoterism. Demons, remains of ancient fraternity, stories of witches and astrologers are waiting for you in the darkness of bologna arcades.
Departing from Neptune Fountain, we will see where executions were carried out and then we will reach the Archiginnasio, the first unified seat of University, wich housed for centuries macabre ceremonies and strange experiments. Then we will discover where the seat of the Holy Inquisition Courts was located in Bologna. After seeing some hidden corners of the city we will get to Piazza Santo Stefano, which houses the Mysterious complex of the Seven Churches. We will finish the tour searching for the famous three arrows stuck in the ceiling of a portico... will you be able to find them?
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Group: from 2 people up to 20
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When: upon request (strongly suggested on evening time)
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Meeting Point: Neptune Fountain
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Duration: 1.45h
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Language: english and italian
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Itinerary: Fontana del Nettuno, Voltone del Podestà, Piazza Galvani, il Portico dei Bastardini, Piazza San Domenico, Piazza Minghetti, Piazza Santo Stefano e il Portico di Casa Isolani
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