Every Tripstou guide to Europe, organised the way a trip is planned. Start with the Europe travel guide to choose which countries to combine, then open a country guide: Spain, Italy, France, Greece and Portugal have the deepest coverage, with city and region guides beneath each, and Switzerland, Belgium, the Baltic states, Monaco and Andorra have their own country pages. The Europe-level pages cover the best time to go, getting around by train, plane or bus, cash versus card, trip costs and first-trip tips. Below, every article on the site, newest first.
Where to stay in Bologna for families: Santo Stefano is the default base. The three central areas compared by kids’ ages, plus apartment vs hotel.
Where to Stay in Bologna with Kids: The Best Areas by Age Read Post »
Where to stay in Bologna on a first visit: inside the old walls, near Piazza Maggiore. Five areas worth booking, plus the ZTL trap that catches drivers.
Where to Stay in Bologna for First-Time Visitors: What to Book Read Post »
Where to stay in Bologna for luxury: the Via Farini axis is the best base, with Santo Stefano for quiet, the hills for space, and the area to avoid.
Where to Stay in Bologna for Luxury: Best Upscale Areas Read Post »
Where to stay in Bologna for nightlife: a verdict on each base — Zona Universitaria, Pratello, the centre and Santo Stefano — with the noise trade-off.
Where to Stay in Bologna for Nightlife: Best Areas Read Post »
Bologna travel tips for first-timers: what to order instead of spaghetti bolognese, why to book restaurants days ahead, and the two calendar traps.
Getting around Bologna: why the porticoed centre is walkable, what a bus ticket really costs, how to validate it, and why the ZTL catches drivers out.
Getting Around Bologna: Walking, Buses and the ZTL Read Post »
Bologna trip cost without the guesswork: daily ranges per travel style, 2/3/5-day totals, and the fixed costs that never show up in your booking.
Bologna Trip Cost: What to Budget Per Day and Per Trip Read Post »
Centro Storico for first-timers, Santo Stefano for quiet, the station for day trips — Bologna’s best areas matched to every travel style, in one pass.
Where to Stay in Bologna: Best Areas for Every Traveler Read Post »
Zona Universitaria Bologna is cheaper than the Centro Storico and 10–15 minutes from Piazza Maggiore — but loud after midnight. Who it actually suits.
Zona Universitaria Bologna: Is It a Good Place to Stay? Read Post »
