Santo Stefano Bologna

Today was all about socks (and Bologna). My sock situation had become desperate after I realized all of my clean pairs had holes in them, which would almost certainly interfere with my ability to purchase shoes in Milan tomorrow…

I spent 45 minutes this evening trying to buy a pair- any pair. I started out at Zara, which was cheap …

... the Laurel and Hardy of medieval architecture. 2) Walk through the four stone churches that make up the Basilica di Santo Stefano. 3) Visit the wood-carved anatomy theater in the Archiginnasio, the city's first university. (Bologna proudly claims to ...

... !  Afterwards, we went to a cheap grocery, bought a cheap bottle of alcohol, and went to a popular hang-out in Bologna known as Santo Stefano.  It is a church but it made up of 7 churches built on top of one another.  We plopped ...

... it. I would have kept it, but it's just another item that loads me down and I don't really need that. Santo Stefano is also quite the interesting location. It contains 4 different churches, built during different periods, each very different and ...

... ; We went in the Palazzo Comunale which has a pleasant backyard and funny staircase.   We then went to Santo Stefano which contains about 4-7 connected churches.  Within the church of San Sepolcro is the Cortile di Pilato which ...

... for basketball, the oldest university in the western world, San Petronio, Chiesa di San Domenico, and the Chiesa di Santo Stefano.  The university was originally divided into two classes of students: law students and art students; who included ...

... platform shoes – oh to be an ankle surgeon!! There are a number of important churches in Bologna but the one that impressed us was Santo Stefano which is a complex of different churches, cloisters and courtyards. The complex contains a small ...

... ;よ～！ まずはね多数あるBasilica巡り！ ・di Santo Stefano ・Santuario Della Madonna di San Luca ・di San Petronio ・di San Domenico ...

... is covered in photographs of those who passed as long ago as the First World War or as recently as today.   After leaving Santo Stefano, we wandered around from piazza to piazza, taking in a few other lovely churches along the way.  On our ...