Basilica di San Petronio Bologna

... Cecilia behind the Chiesa di San Giacomo Maggiore to see the restored 15th-century frescoes. 6) Sit on the steps of the Basilica Di San Petronio and watch the wide range of Italian fashion walk by. 7) During the summer, watch a film outdoors in the ...

... War I, and that the Austro-Hungarian Army has been annihilated...haha, news flash indeed. Anyway, after that we walked into the Basilica di San Petronio (yes? that's it's name?) which is on the square as well. It is very big, and it looks kind of ...

... to arrive directly at the 1st floor. Unfortunately we couldn’t get in. The other interesting building in the Piazza was Basilica di San Petronio, a huge Gothic basilica (apparently the 5th largest in the world) that was never finished. You can see ...

... a stroll to the Piazza Maggiore, the historic centre. Tasted Tortellini al Bolognese for dinner. On the 22nd, visited: 1. Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna 2. Pallazzo Comunale 3. Basilica di San Petronio 4. Fontana del Nettuno Afternoon left for Verona ...

... tons of kids sitting and hanging out in the plaza eating gelato...so non-stereotypical. Also located in Piazza Maggiore is the Basilica di San Petronio..a massive church which is actually the 5th largest in the world and is also the main one of the city, ...

... and strolling leisurely, we got to the Piazza Maggiore.  There is the Fontana del Nettuno with sensual mermaids.  Basilica di San Petronio, Palazzo Re Enzo, and Palazzo Comunale were in the same plaza.  San Petronio is a big church ...

... weather it had a good vibe. The piazza is surrounded by Basilicas and Palazzos, the most imposing sight being the colossal Basilica di San Petronio, apparently the 3rd biggest in the world, it was planned to be bigger than St Peters but the pope ordered ...

... nice place to sit and just soaked up the sun for awhile.  One side of the square is consumed by the enormous Basilica di San Petronio...supposedly the 5th largest church in the world (I haven't tried to verify that).  It is huge and shockingly ...