More around Bologna

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Walking and going into the buildings in the historic part of Bologna takes about 5 hours, including a lunch and a gelato stop. The city is small and compact and while I'm sure there is more to see, I'm happy with my day here. This is a place where you have to look up. So much art is on ceilings, sculptures on buildings, and towers to see that you'll miss out if only looking at eye level,
 
 Even an average building can showcase artful entrance.
With the Due Torri closed for restoration, we walked to the top of a church. (Also undergoing restoration) Nice view looking out of the city center.
 Even walking along the side walk, there are columns and art. Always look up!

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