Hello! My name is Ambrogio, and together with my team, I manage short-term rentals in Bologna. I am pleased to offer a wide selection of comfortable and well-maintained accommodations, perfect for anyone looking to experience an authentic and unforgettable stay in the historical Bologna city center or in it's beautiful and authentic neighbourhoods.

Recently-renovated apartment, furnished with a warm and welcoming style, featuring one double bedroom, a living room with a sofa bed and a lovely private outdoor area. It is suitable for couples, families and small groups of friends. Strategically positioned on one of the main arteries of the city, the apartment is located on the mezzanine of a residential building, easily accessible from the train station, airport, highway, and well-connected to the city center. The entrance opens into the kitchen, fully equipped, with a refrigerator, washing machine, microwave, and a Caffitaly coffee machine. Proceeding, you enter the living area, which features a small double sofa bed (120x190 cm), a Smart-TV with satellite connection, and a comfortable dining table. In the corridor connecting the living room, there is a desk suitable for study or work. Continuing, on the left you'll find the bedroom with a queen-size bed (160x190 cm), and on the right, the windowed bathroom, with a spacious shower. Both bathroom and bedroom overlook the wonderful garden which is for the exclusive use of our guests and it is furnished with a table and chairs for pleasant outdoor moments.

The apartment is located in the Porto-Saragozza district. The Saragozza area is known for being quieter and more residential, is characterized by elegant historical buildings and Liberty-style villas and large, panoramic, well-maintained green spaces. The Porto area, in recent years has undergone a process of redevelopment and gentrification and, thanks to the presence of MAMbo (Bologna's Museum of Modern Art) and the spaces of the Manifattura delle Arti, has emerged as one of the city's culturally vibrant and active zones, showcasing high-quality initiatives by institutions and associations. Notable places not to be missed in this neighborhood include the Manifattura delle Arti, the MAMbo museum, the Monumental Cemetery of Certosa, Cavaticcio Park, Villa delle Rose, Villa Spada, and the Basilica of San Luca, a true symbol of the city of Bologna, offering a beautiful panorama of the famous Bolognese hills. For cinema enthusiasts, the nearby Cineteca di Bologna is a must-visit. World-renowned for its collection of films and conservation and restoration projects, the Cineteca has its cinema, Lumière, where you can appreciate numerous films outside the mainstream circuit. In the vicinity is also the Cassero, a historic association aimed at protecting the rights of the LGBT+ community, making Bologna a pioneer city in Italy for promoting homosexual culture and gender differences. Today, it organizes numerous events, including showcases, meetings, festivals, and entertaining nightlife. Less than a 10-minute walk away is the Renato Dall'Ara Stadium, a pleasant stop for sports enthusiasts or concertgoers.