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Quadrilatero

The Quadrilatero is a historic neighborhood in central Bologna with narrow streets and old brick and stone buildings. The streets are lined with small shops selling fresh food, spices, and local products, along with craft boutiques and cafes.

The neighborhood has medieval origins and served as Bologna's trading center for centuries. People from across the region came here to exchange goods and practice local crafts.

The name refers to the four streets that define this neighborhood. Visitors can observe how residents shop for daily groceries and how small, family-run shops still preserve traditional crafts and local food practices today.

The neighborhood is best explored on foot to discover the narrow alleys and small details. Most shops are open during daytime hours, and the area is easy to reach from other Bologna attractions like the towers and main square.

The Osteria del Sole is one of Bologna's oldest taverns and has an unusual tradition where guests bring their own food and order only drinks like wine. This practice has worked for generations and offers an authentic glimpse into how locals once gathered.

Location: Bologna

Address: Str. Maggiore, 23, 20125 Bologna BO, Italy

Phone: +390512960801

Website: http://quadrilatero.net

GPS coordinates: 44.49316,11.34510

Latest update: January 12, 2026 12:44

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