How much do day trips from Bologna cost?

Prices vary by format and duration. Half-day tours with tastings and lunch sit at a premium level, while private full-day trips with a dedicated guide or driver cost more. Walking tours and shared options are generally the most accessible. The site shows live pricing in your chosen currency, so you can compare before booking.

Which day trips from Bologna offer free cancellation?

Most experiences on this page include free cancellation, including the Ravenna Private Day Trip, the Dozza and Brisighella half-day tours, and the private Bologna walking tours. Look for the free cancellation label on each listing and check the individual policy before you reserve, as terms can differ by operator.

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History & culture · Bologna

History & Culture Day Trips from Bologna

Average rating4.4Median price$393

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About Bologna

Bologna's medieval porticoes and Europe's oldest university make it an ideal base for travellers who want to dig into Emilia-Romagna's layered past. From here you can reach Ravenna's Byzantine mosaics on the Ravenna Private Day Trip from Bologna with Local Guide, or spend a half day in Dozza with the Magic Dozza: Half-Day Tour from Bologna with Gourmet Lunch & Wine Tasting, where a painted hilltop village pairs with the region's food culture.

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These trips are led by local guides who focus on context rather than checklist sightseeing: Byzantine mosaics in Ravenna, medieval hill towns like Dozza and Brisighella, or Bologna's own porticoes and university heritage. Many combine art and architecture with the region's food and wine traditions, so the history comes with a sense of place.