1Bologna: The Culinary Capital of Italy
Known as “La Grassa,” meaning “The Fat One,” Bologna proudly claims the title of the culinary capital of Italy. The city is renowned for its rich and hearty dishes, with tagliatelle al ragù, famously known as Bolognese sauce, taking center stage. Bologna’s markets, such as Mercato di Mezzo, offer a delightful array of local produce, cheeses, and cured meats. Visitors can savor the city’s culinary delights in traditional trattorias and osterias, where the emphasis is on authenticity and flavor.
