Palazzo Fava: Ai Weiwei. Who Am I? Exhibition

The Archiginnasio is one of the most important buildings in Bologna. Located in the heart of the historic center of the city, it was the seat of the ancient University of Bologna – the oldest continuously operating university in the world. Today, the incredible architecture and history of the ancient university's library and anatomical theater can be seen up close, making for an incredible encounter with one of the most culturally significant buildings in the world.

Villa Mussolini overlooks a promenade on the Adriatic, and is currently home to the Frida Khalo exhibition, A Life in Images. Built around 1890 in the style of vacation villas of the late 19th and early 20th century, the two-storey building boasts a tower overlooking a stunning garden - great for summer strolls. From 1934 to 1943 it became the summer residence of the Mussolini family, who expanded the original building and the surrounding space. After being sold in 1952 and later acquired by the Carim Foundation it was lovingly restored and since 2005 the Villa has been granted on loan to the City of Riccione. It's now a glorious, much-loved home to cultural events and exhibitions.

Asinelli Tower is the world's tallest leaning tower. There's close to 500 steps, but getting to the top is worth the effort! Dating back to 1109, the tower – located in the city's historical center – boasts views over Bologna and the surrounding region. You'll also enjoy an excellent view of the Garisenda Tower, which together with the Asinelli Tower serves as one of the defining features of the local skyline.