Savena, Borough in Bologna, Italy
Savena is a borough on the southeastern edge of Bologna that extends along the Savena stream. The terrain features hills in the southwest while the northeast consists of flatter land.
The neighborhood was established in 1985 from agricultural lands and ancient settlements that had developed along historic trade routes. This area served as an important passage for commerce and movement for many centuries.
The neighborhood has developed around local gathering spaces where residents regularly meet and spend time outdoors together. Public green areas shape daily life here and serve as important meeting points for neighbors and families.
The neighborhood connects easily to central Bologna via public transportation and has direct access to the Bologna-Ancona railway line. Walking through the area, you will find regular green spaces and can take advantage of the varying terrain.
At the border with San Lazzaro stands a cemetery honoring soldiers of the Second Polish Corps who fought during the liberation of Bologna. This memorial site preserves the memory of an important contribution from another nation to the city's history.
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