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From here, the path continues uphill for about 2 km to the Church of San Luca. On hot days, be sure to bring water.

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I can only agree with Damiano; the colonnade is very impressive, but also strenuous. Therefore, you should make the walk up to San Luca early in the morning, otherwise it will be too hot.

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Very exciting… always beautiful

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Piazza Maggiore, also known as Piazza Grande thanks to the famous song by Lucio Dalla, is the main square of the city of Bologna. The square is framed by buildings (including the imposing Basilica of San Petronio and the Palazzo Re Enzo, seat of the town hall) and the typical porticoes. Various paths start from here including the Via degli Dei and the Piccola Cassia.

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The Basilica of San Petronio is the largest church in Bologna located in front of Piazza Maggiore, and a few meters from the Torre degli Asinelli, undisputed symbols of Bologna

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The Arcades "Portici per San Luca" are one of the most enjoyable approaches to beginning trekking that I have ever experienced. Particularly nice to see the city of Bologna waking up in the morning, bars opening and children going to school, all enclosed in the frame of the porticoes.

Connects the 18th-century sanctuary to the city walls and is the world's longest portico, held aloft by 666 arches, beginning at Piazza di Porta Saragozza.

The Portici di San Luca in Bologna is a incredible architectural masterpiece. Stretching for 3.8 Km, it is the world's longest continuous portico. Walking along its path, one feels immersed in Bologna's rich history.

The Arco del Meloncello is an evocative and historical monument located in Bologna. It is located in the western part of the city, connecting the Villa Spada Park to the Villa delle Rose Park. The arch is an impressive structure, built in 1661.

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the square and one of the symbols of Bologna, beautiful

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Main square of Bologna, a focal point for tourism and city life. Many organized trips depart from here and there is a tourist information center (well stocked with cycling maps). There is a fountain (next to Neptune) useful for refilling water bottles.

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It is unique in the world!

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On the way to the monastery of San Luca

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Very nice and pleasant way up to the monastery

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The Arco del Meloncello (pordgh dèl Mlunzèl in Bologna) is an 18th century Rococo structure in Bologna, which forms a pedestrian portico on the street (hence an arch). It is part of the Portico di San Luca, a long portico that shelters the walk from the Arco Bonaccorsi (near Porta Saragozza) to the Sanctuary of the Madonna di San Luca. It is located on the first eastern outskirts of the city, outside the last city wall.

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The title of the sanctuary "Madonna di San Luca" refers to an old Byzantine icon depicting the Mother of God who has been venerated here for centuries. Since the Evangelist Luke in his version of the "Good News" (this is the translation/meaning of the term "Gospel") not only describes the life, deeds and statements of Jesus Christ himself, but also Mary, the mother of God, is mentioned again and again (beginning with the angel proclaiming to her that she should give birth to the Son of God), in the Middle Ages pictures of the Virgin Mary were also often assumed to have been painted by the hand of the evangelist Luke. It was a common idea at the time that he not only described them in words in the Gospel, but also painted them. Even if, as here in Bologna, the venerated image naturally comes from a much later epoch, the legend of the origin of Luke has remained.

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Infinitely long galleries, covered for miles.

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The Arcades "Portici per San Luca" are one of the most enjoyable approaches to beginning trekking that I have ever experienced. Particularly nice to see the city of Bologna waking up in the morning, bars opening and children going to school, all enclosed in the frame of the porticoes.

The longest porch in the world. Evocative place, challenging but short climb

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Evocative walk surrounded by an atmosphere of historicity. From Porta Saragozza to the Basilica of San Luca, just over 30 minutes of constant climbing for a difference in altitude of around 200m

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