Business Studies – Bologna, Italy
Bologna: Parmesan Cheese and Performance Cars
Bologna La Grassa (‘The fat one’)
Bologna is a stunning medieval-walled city, the lively capital of Italy’s northern ‘Emilia-Romagna’ region and one of Europe’s wealthiest and most fertile areas, making it an ideal destination for business studies students. The city is also famed for the production of everything from performance cars to Parmigiano Reggiano.
- Food capital of Italy
- UNESCO World Heritage site
- The home of Bolognese sauce
MAST Technology Museum
Born in 2013, the Mast of Bologna was created with the aim of becoming an international institution open to all, a place in which to learn the main techniques related to art, the world of photography and notions in the technological field.
The Mast has a collection of 6000 images and videos concerning the world of work and industry, collected since the early 2000s.
Its purpose is to represent the entire industrialization process of a company which, in order to grow, has not only dedicated itself to production activities. It also fully embraced the ideals of commitment and dignity without neglecting other key concepts such as exploitation and fatigue.
Ferrari Maranello Museum
Delve into the rich history of Ferrari, learn about automotive engineering, explore the evolution of technology in racing, and be inspired by the pursuit of excellence. It’s a captivating experience that blends education and fascination
Lamborghini Museum
Explore the heritage of Lamborghini, witness breathtaking supercars, gain insights into automotive design and innovation, and be inspired by the Italian craftsmanship and engineering excellence. It’s a captivating journey into the world of luxury performance automobiles.
Food Walking Tour
Bologna, known as Italy’s “food capital,” offers a culinary experience like no other. Indulge in the city’s signature dishes, such as rich Bolognese sauce, fresh handmade pasta like tortellini and tagliatelle, and delectable cured meats like mortadella. Don’t miss out on the vibrant food markets and charming trattorias that showcase Bologna’s gastronomic delights.
FICO Eataly World
Spread across 100,000 square meters, FICO Eataly World is an incredible journey through Italy’s food heritage. It combines farms, workshops, markets, and restaurants to showcase the country’s rich culinary culture and promote sustainable agriculture. Exploring this place is an absolute must for anyone eager to learn about Italy’s delicious gastronomic legacy.
Parmigano Reggiano Factory
Observe skilled artisans crafting this renowned cheese using traditional methods, gaining insight into the age-old techniques and care involved. Appreciate the craftsmanship, understand the quality and authenticity of Parmesan cheese, and indulge in a sensory experience that enhances your culinary knowledge and appreciation.
Carpigiani Gelato Museum
It would be impossible to go to Italy and not have gelato, but we’ll go one better and let you learn all about it while eating a scoop. The museum offers a detailed history of how the dessert was made almost a millennia ago whilst also offering workshops on how to make it. Sounds like a pretty sweet day.
Bologna La Grassa (‘The fat one’)
Bologna is a stunning medieval-walled city, the lively capital of Italy’s northern ‘Emilia-Romagna’ region and one of Europe’s wealthiest and most fertile areas, making it an ideal destination for business studies students. The city is also famed for the production of everything from performance cars to Parmigiano Reggiano.
- Food capital of Italy
- UNESCO World Heritage site
- The home of Bolognese sauce
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MAST Technology Museum
Born in 2013, the Mast of Bologna was created with the aim of becoming an international institution open to all, a place in which to learn the main techniques related to art, the world of photography and notions in the technological field.
The Mast has a collection of 6000 images and videos concerning the world of work and industry, collected since the early 2000s.
Its purpose is to represent the entire industrialization process of a company which, in order to grow, has not only dedicated itself to production activities. It also fully embraced the ideals of commitment and dignity without neglecting other key concepts such as exploitation and fatigue.
Ferrari Maranello Museum
Delve into the rich history of Ferrari, learn about automotive engineering, explore the evolution of technology in racing, and be inspired by the pursuit of excellence. It’s a captivating experience that blends education and fascination
Lamborghini Museum
Explore the heritage of Lamborghini, witness breathtaking supercars, gain insights into automotive design and innovation, and be inspired by the Italian craftsmanship and engineering excellence. It’s a captivating journey into the world of luxury performance automobiles.
Food Walking Tour
Bologna, known as Italy’s “food capital,” offers a culinary experience like no other. Indulge in the city’s signature dishes, such as rich Bolognese sauce, fresh handmade pasta like tortellini and tagliatelle, and delectable cured meats like mortadella. Don’t miss out on the vibrant food markets and charming trattorias that showcase Bologna’s gastronomic delights.
FICO Eataly World
Spread across 100,000 square meters, FICO Eataly World is an incredible journey through Italy’s food heritage. It combines farms, workshops, markets, and restaurants to showcase the country’s rich culinary culture and promote sustainable agriculture. Exploring this place is an absolute must for anyone eager to learn about Italy’s delicious gastronomic legacy.
Parmigano Reggiano Factory
Observe skilled artisans crafting this renowned cheese using traditional methods, gaining insight into the age-old techniques and care involved. Appreciate the craftsmanship, understand the quality and authenticity of Parmesan cheese, and indulge in a sensory experience that enhances your culinary knowledge and appreciation.
Carpigiani Gelato Museum
It would be impossible to go to Italy and not have gelato, but we’ll go one better and let you learn all about it while eating a scoop. The museum offers a detailed history of how the dessert was made almost a millennia ago whilst also offering workshops on how to make it. Sounds like a pretty sweet day.
What’s included in our packages?
Fully bespoke tour & itinerary tailoring to your preferences
All travel Provsions (UK transfers, Flights, Internationasl transfers).
Half board accommodation (+packed lunches where applicable)
Experienced in-field tour coordinator (Dedicated to your party only)
All ticketing to itinerary options (Where applicable)
Ottimi online services (Parent/ student tour webpage)
Full evening activities programme
