Today you arrive in Bologna - welcome to Italy, benvenuti in Italia!

You will spend your day in the beautiful city of Bologna walking through the center, enjoying tasty food, and exploring interesting museums and palaces. Bologna has an interesting symbol, which is the covered porticoes in the historical center of the city. You will find them everywhere, and believe me, they are a comfortable protection from both the sun and any rain. These porticoes are also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and there are over 60 km of them in the city.

An interesting thing you'll notice while wandering around the city is the ubiquitous orange color of the facades. Bologna is the most orange city in Italy. This was originally due to the composition of the mixture of sand and clay from the surrounding area - this mixture was used to make baked bricks (terracotta), the shade of which became a symbol of Bologna. Food in Bologna is a chapter in itself - the meat sauce ragù alla Bolognese or the sausage mortadella comes from here. But beware - don't look for Bolognese spaghetti here.

Another day awaits you in this picturesque city. You can reach the pilgrimage site towering above the city via the longest portico in the world and visit a typical market place full of colors, scents, and flavors.

In the Middle Ages, Bologna had more than 100 towers built by wealthy families. They served as a demonstration of power, prestige, but also in the defense of the city - today you will see two of them.

Who doesn't know Ferrari and Lamborghini, manufacturers of fast, precise, and expensive super sports cars? Ferrari is known for its distinctive red color and emphasis on performance and design. In addition, Lamborghini cars are known for their bold, aggressive design and powerful engines. The museums of these car manufacturers, with a horse and a bull in their logo, are ideal for all age categories.

You will visit the picturesque microstate surrounded by Italy - San Marino, with an area of only 61 km2. It is the oldest republic in the world - founded in 301 and still functioning as a republic. It is not a member of the European Union, but the euro is the currency - the state mints its own coins with a unique design. The state has never been conquered by anyone and has two presidents-regents, each with a term of only 6 months. You also won't find a single traffic light in this state - traffic is not heavy and roundabouts are sufficient.

Get to know the famous holiday resort of Rimini, which offers an interesting and rich history or a quiet and old fishing district full of colorful little houses. You can also relax on the beach!

You will drive from Rimini to the airport, where you will return your rented car and fly home. Don't forget to leave for the airport early enough to make sure you have enough time. Be at the airport at least 2 hours before departure.