One Of The Best Places To Eat In The World: Bologna

Bologna is one of Italy’s lesser-known big cities but is one of its more charming. Bologna is known for its cuisine (this is where Italians go to eat) and as home to the oldest university in the Western world. It also the center of Italy’s “motor valley” and host Kathy McCabe gets a test drive in a Lamborghini. Not only does she learn how to make Bologna’s famous tortellini but she also attends Gelato University -- yes, it is real. Kathy and her friend Alessandro head for the Bologna Hills, La Dolce Vita-style in a convertible and meet the nonna (grandmother) who makes some of the best ragu in the world. Plus much more...

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[keitheisner]

It's truly refreshing to know there are still some places left on Earth that people may partake of the joys of a real life!!!

[reycosep]

Bologna the great city very interisting

[fernandodoria]

I have visited Bologna twice. A 2 week trip is not enough time to enjoy this beautiful city.

[omegapeter]

That dude in the last part is such a vibe🙌🏾😂😂😂... Damn

[rach]

I've been to bologna. Great place ad the food and ice cream is amazing ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[diannelane]

Great documentary. So excited to go there in a few months! I fell in love with the bald guy in the video. :)

[rosapasquale]

What a beautiful documentary of Bologna?! My father is from Salerno & I'm now living in the Philippines & I still make a lot of Italian food.

[kyokomk]

I loved this documentary ❤ Thank you so much for so many travel tips ❤

[Ivehadenuff]

My grand mother had a restaurant in Bologna before Mussolini. She left Italy as she was outspoken about him, or so the story goes. I hope to go and research were it was and if the building is still standing. She was a fantastic cook!

[davypig]

This is not what I should be watching while on the treadmill. Ill come back later.

[MortenSolheim-gqei]

I have been there al least 15 times. Next time october 24. Really looking forward

[patrizio]

Outstanding video; please keep them coming.

[glenntucker]

My family is from here - Family name Mastellari.

[brownsand]

no cars in europe..good idea..more trains walking and cycling😊😊

[brownsand]

hi mr.gelato..can you make vegetable gelato next time..thanks😊😊

[sli]

these people have to use their hands to talk. so don't interrupt talking to them while they were working lol. also the New Jersey guy developed an Italian accent so funny

[minakomel]

strawberry gelato is just water, strawberry and sugar? I'VE BEEN LIVING A

[smlhtr]

Is it normal for someone to go to another’s country and call them civilized? Like what the actual F?! Rich coming from a North American too.

[Truthseaaker]

Did that lady lick her fingers to make the tortellini seal up?

[talnaumov]

In general, apart from the hugest advertisement of the "Italian cuisine" - their menu food is not very healthy (everywhere its the same: pizza, pasta, bread, dried meat and cheese). I just came back from Italy (two days ago i was in Bologna) and i'm generally dissapointed from the food in general, meaning the offerings in the restaurants! COMERCIAL AND ADVERTISED but average and expensive. I don't know why people are accepting this overexaggerated comercia and advertisement for their (menu) food. I believe that in Italy, there is their local, original way of healthy food with lots of vegetables and fruits, but - what is offered in the restaurants, bakery of caffe, it's just expensive and average. But, most of the tourists can't cook - so average prepared meal means a world to them. Nonsence