Università di Bologna

IF YOU GO TO BOLGNA YOU MUST TRAVEL FOR ALL ITALY, BECAUSE, IT'S A FANTASTIC COUNTRY, WITH A WONDERFULL CULTURE, AND FOOD.

It depends on whether you fancy ERASMUS student nights or the all hallowed "Locals" nights. Personally after the first three months I lost my will to be a stranger among the locals and I opted for the safe haven of the other Northern European students. "jam" is where the crowd head to on a Saturday night. The Golem cafe is good for unwinding the morning after and for cosy little meetings on cold winter evenings. The Giardini Margherita has a nice little cafe and is where everyone heads to "fare la passegiata" on a Sunday. I personally enjoy the walk up to the monastery of San Luca and then having a beer in the restaurant at the top (I would only advise this for the most active of you-there's a challenge!!). There is "Soleluna" the cheesy (fake) beach disco bar and if you fancy a real cheesy disco bar head down to Rimini (apparently the new Ibiza-I never saw much evidence of this???). Also make the most of the fact that Bologna is the central rail terminal and go anywhere you feel like!!!

I strongly recommend everyone to study in Bologna! Once you go there are a few things that never can be forgotten; - Enjoy the food, the region of Emilia Romagna is famous for their food culture. - Travel, Bologna i situated central in the northern part of Italy and by train you get the best oppertunity to discover large parts of the country for a small expense. - Housing, the association Bussola, located at via Zamboni provides good support in the search of an appartment.