SAN LUCA BOLOGNA Walking Tour | Bologna Italia | City Hikes | ITALY TRAVEL

In this Bologna Travel Video we are doing a San Luca Bologna walking tour up to San Luca Bologna. If you are in Bologna Italia we really recommend you to do it. It's the best activity to do if you are in Bologna one day. Italy Travel is a must do!
If you go to Bologna San Luca in Northern Italy 2020 you will be amazed how beautiful it is. The perfect Bologna Day Trip is to visit Basilica di San Luca. Bologna life 2020 is interesting and in this Italia vlog you will experience a beautiful city hike.
Beautiful Bologna is the most fun city in Italy! In this Italy vlog series we will show you what to do in Bologna 2019, what to see in Bologna 2020, what to eat eat in Bologna, Fontana del Nettuno, Santuario di San Luca. Put Bologna Italia 2020 on your bucket list!
You will see the portici when you go to The Sanctuary of the Madonna di San Luca on Monte della Guardia in Emilia Romagna region. There are 666 arches and they stretch from Porta Saragozza up to the Sanctuary of San Luca. They are numbered, we started at Arco del Meloncello though. Madonna di San Luca is a must visit!
We love Italy and we think you should visit Bologna and also other amazing places in Italy.
Let us know in the comments below what you think about our Bologna video!

[@fiveinitaly]

Cool walking tour. Ciao amico 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@joanofarc708]

Did this today hard but enjoyable

[@mariabenassi-guidaturistic7119]

Very nice video, but just remember than San Luca is not a cathedral, It's just a a normal church ;) The Cathedral is in Via Indipendenza! :)

[@DreamyTravelStory]

That is so true! We didn't even realise we made that mistake. Giorgio is from Bologna but he usually says the name in Italian. In the video we ended up in a bit of a lost in translation 🤪

[@danifaccioliify]

Very very nice Beautiful🚴🏾‍♂️🚴‍♀️

[@DreamyTravelStory]

Thank you! Happy that you liked it! ❤️

[@LinaandDanTravel]

Such an amazing walk, love the colors of the buildings. So artsy!

[@DreamyTravelStory]

Yes, it's really amazing! We definitely recommend you to do it if you are in Bologna 🙂

[@BillMintjeHD-Brussels-Belgium]

Well noted for Bologna, never been there and looks such an interesting place.

[@DreamyTravelStory]

It’s quite an interesting place, lot to do in here, it’s not a very well known italian city but it it’s a must stop if you want to travel to Italy

[@missmagicgirltv]

Loved this vlog! What an interesting place! Also loved how you included so much of your conversations, it made me feel like I was there hanging out with you :)

[@DreamyTravelStory]

Happy to hear that you liked it! It's a very interesting place and there are so many interesting facts about the place that we didn't include in the video. If you are in Bologna at some point you should definitely go!

[@slightlyoffthebeatentrack7322]

What a cool walk with those awesome arches! I don't know how you had the energy to run on the way down though in that heat! 😂 We're laik you - can't walk past a cat without at least saying hello!

[@DreamyTravelStory]

To be honest we don't know either! Haha! I guess a lot of adrenaline and happiness! We love cats so much but just because we travel so much we can't have our own. So every minute with a cat is precious!

[@RadiantRealty]

Haha, pumping up the bike tire, hilarious! Why the bike if you were walking??? Satan built it ;p That is strange 666 arches. Oh no, could not do that on my knees. I can't even kneel down without them hurting anymore. No, no, no. Especially not on beans :O Beautiful views from the top. Ha, down is def easier. I'll come visit you when you buy that house ;p You needed a shirt that said "ciao" instead of "aloha" Oh, I see. You rode bike there. Got it!

[@DreamyTravelStory]

Haha, yes we will let you know when we move in to the house! 😉 Haha, true! I should buy Giorgio a Ciao t-shirt 😜 The walkin on beans thing is crazy. Haha.

[@AudroneStorm]

Looks like a very nice walk. How long is it?

[@DreamyTravelStory]

It's a really nice walk so if you're going to Bologna at some point you should do it! We walked 2,1 km but the portici section is 3,5 km. It's supposed to be longest in the world.