Bologna (sudden death)

Bologna is in the Italian region of Emilia-Romagna and is it's capital

AC Bologna is Bologna's football club

Bologna is considered Southern Italy

University of Bologna is the oldest functioning university in the world

Bolognese sauce originates comes from Bologna

Bologna is at the foot of the Alps

Bologna is known for it's 'Due torri'

Piazza Maggiore is Bologna's central square

Anti-communism goes hand in hand with Bologna

Well-regarded nearby vineyards include Pignoletto dei Colli Bolognesi and Lambrusco di Modena

Bologna is home to the Bologna Julius Caesar Airport

The porticoes of Bologna are a symbol of the city

Luciano Pavarotti is originally from Bologna

Balsamic vinegar is not from Bologna

The PalaDozza is Bologna's historic basketball arena

Stadio Renato Dall'Ara is the home of Bologna FC 1909

Bologna is twinned with Dubai (UAE) since 2021

Saint Petronius is the patron saint of the city

Umberto Eco taught most of his life at the University of Bologna

Bologna hosted the 1928 Summer Olympics

The city of Bologna became a UNESCO City of Music on 26 May 2006

Bologna is situated on the edge of the Po Valley

Bologna is considered the centre of the so-called "packaging valley"

Bologna Centrale railway station serves 58 million passengers annually.

In 2021, the Bologna porticoes were named as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The seat of the regional government is Fiera District, a tower complex designed by Belgian architect Alexander Bossuyt in 1988.

After the armistice of 1943, Bologna became a key centre of the Italian resistance movement.

The famous church of San Petronio is the biggest church in Italy

The Italian national anthem was written in Bologna in 1954

In 2000, Bologna was declared European capital of culture