Useful informations

Unindustria Bologna

Alberto Vacchi (IMA) is the new president of Unindustria Bologna.

Foundation headquarters is Villa Griffone, the place where the Bolognese inventor devised the system of wireless telegraphy which then spread throughout the world. Villa Griffone is, about 15 km. Bologna. The garden and the rooms of the villa houses the Marconi Museum. which is dedicated to the origins and development of radio communications.

http://www.fgm.it/it/informazioni.html

Ca' Ghironda

Ca’ Ghironda is an area Museum, which has its headquarters in Ponte Ronca di Zola Predosa ten kilometers away from Bologna. It houses a collection of modern and contemporary art of Painting and Sculpture. The park, which includes a "Petite" and "Grand Promenade", stretches in a vast green area of 10 hectares.

http://www.ghironda.it/

The Industrial Heritage Museum

The Industrial Heritage Museum in Bologna studies, documents, displays and disseminates economic and productive history of the city and its region from the modern to contemporary. The Museum is located in the suburban area in the picturesque site of a brick kiln in the second half of the nineteenth century renovated by the city.
The Associaciation Friends of the Museum of Industrial Heritage gathers more than 80 internationally well known italian companies, foundations and other associations of our main entrepreneurial territory.
http://www.comune.bologna.it/patrimonioindustriale/

Palazzo Albergati (XVII siecle)

PALAZZO ALBERGATI (XVII siecle) is one of the most significant examples of 17th-century Emilian architecture. During the 18th century, the palace was a lively center for cultural and social activities, hosting popes, kings, princes, musicians, men and women of letters, and even famous adventurers.

http://www.palazzoalbergati.it

Antica Trattoria del Cacciatore

l 'Antica Trattoria del Cacciatore is home for the past two centuries, the tradition to the table and the true spirit of conviviality, since 1800 represents a place of rest for excellence at that time especially for hunters who crossed the ford to reach the rhine the valleys beyond. Especially recommended for sea food…

http://www.ristoranteilcacciatore.com/storia.htm

Masetti's Restaurant

Masetti's Restaurant is a tradition that began long ago, since Guerrino grandfather and grandmother Dina, about sixty years ago, revealed an old tavern. As customers we recommend the Grigliata mista.

http://www.ristorantemasetti.it/

The Hotel Amat desing ****

A few kilometers from the historic center of Bologna and the exhibition center located in the large industrial district of Bologna (Zola Pedrosa) easily accessible from all highways and expressways.
Their inspiration is based on stylistic essentiality modern, yet warm and attentive to detail. Designed for a comfortable rest, moments of social interaction: dinners, conferences, theme nights and relaxing outdoor swimming pool and golf path.

http://www.amatidesignhotel.com

The Hotel Continental ****

The Hotel Continental**** is a new 4-star Business Hotel, born from an innovative concept of hospitality and comfort, designed for business customers. The Continental Hotel is also situated in a strategic area, being geographically close to the new Futurshow Station - Palamalaguti.

http://www.hotelcontinentalbologna.it/

Golf Club next to DugomRulli

If someone wants to dilute a good working day with a few golf holes, Bologna Golf Club is the right solution. Historical Bologna club with a 50 years experience, the Golf Club is at Monte San Pietro.

http://www.golfclubbologna.it/

Zola Hotel ****

For our clients and for everyone who visit Zola this hotel is a very good reference. The hotel is in Zola Predosa, a place situated on the bottom of the Bologna hills, 10 km from the historical city center. This allows to our guests to have a quiet position and being easly reachable. The hotel it's only 10 minutes far from the airport, 15 minutes far from the fair zone, 2 km far from the orbital road and from the main exits.

http://www.hotelzola.it/dove_bologna.htm

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