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Property Overview
Gleaming marble floors, white Doric columns and gilded antique furnishings characterize the opulent interiors of Bologna’s Grand Hotel Majestic “già Baglioni”. Dating back to the 18th century and just minutes from the top attractions, the city’s only luxury property has a loyal following, thanks to its glamorous decor and impressive art collection. Particularly noteworthy are the centuries-old frescoes, depicting events from European history, that adorn the ceiling of the I Carracci restaurant, one of Bologna’s top dining venues, with a seasonal menu of local dishes and an equally stellar wine list. A favorite of touring celebrities and business travelers seeking a dignified meeting point and elegant dining, the hotel prides itself on delivering the best of Bologna, from gastronomic delights to a luxurious ambiance and a prime location.
Property Highlights
1 / Dining
I Carracci offers traditional Bolognese fare and innovative fish dishes amid 15th century paintings and frescoes.
2 / Features
Precious silks, marble, mosaics and 18th century paintings adorn luxury suites inspired by famous Italian artists and musicians.
3 / History
The hotel is situated in a Palazzo designed by Alfonso Torregiani during the 18th century and built by order of Cardinal Lambertini, who later became Pope.
Property Highlights
1 / Dining
I Carracci offers traditional Bolognese fare and innovative fish dishes amid 15th century paintings and frescoes.
2 / Features
Precious silks, marble, mosaics and 18th century paintings adorn luxury suites inspired by famous Italian artists and musicians.
3 / History
The hotel is situated in a Palazzo designed by Alfonso Torregiani during the 18th century and built by order of Cardinal Lambertini, who later became Pope.
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Features
- Total Rooms: 82
- Total Suites: 24
- Valet Parking
- Limousine Airport Transfers - On Request
- Meetings & Events
- Fitness Center
- Historic Landmark
- Pet Friendly - Conditions Apply
- Spa
- Wine region
Local Information
Grand Hotel Majestic - già Baglioni
Via Indipendenza 8, 40121 Bologna, Italy
12.6km/7.8mi (20mins) from Bologna G. Marconi Airport (BLQ)
(Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, UK) Call 00800 10 10 11 11
(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Japan) Call 0120-086-230 toll free (Japan Only)
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
All Other Countries39
country dialing code
GMT+1
time zone
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Local Recommendations
Museum Must-See
The Lamborghini Museum reviews all the important milestones reached by the House of the Raging Bull, with a foray into the past that has a strong emotional impact on fans of luxury super sports cars. www.lamborghini.com/en-en/museum.
Best Activity/Excursion
During this all-day class with Home Food, you'll go to the medieval market with a guide to learn how to choose ingredients, then try your hand at making tagliatelle and Bolognese ragu. (39-051) 220797; https://cesarine.com/en .
Top Day Trip
Set aside an afternoon to visit this beautiful castle on the Po River; tour the cellar and surrounding farm and vineyards before settling in for a picnic lunch. www.anticacortepallavicinarelais.it .
Three Top Sights
Check out the Basilica Santo Stefano, a compound of four churches; the 17th-century Teatro Anatomico, where an Inquisition priest once oversaw human dissections; and the unfinished but grand Basilica di San Petronio.
Best One-Stop Shop
These artisan chocolate makers have been around since 1796, and carry the sweetest gifts you can bring home. (39-51) 969-157; www.majani.it.
What to Buy
Stock up on balsamic vinegar and fresh handmade pasta that’s been vacuum-packed for travel.
Reading Suggestion
It’s a light read, but it’s set entirely in Bologna and will give you a feel for the city.
Best View
At more than 300-feet high, this 11th-century tower is hard to miss; climb its 498 steps for a stunning view of the city’s red rooftops and surrounding hills.
Best City Secret
A few of Bologna’s dark passages are now open to visitors. Walk the Torrente Aposa (or Aposa Torrent), a half-mile Roman tunnel that encloses a natural stream.
Owner Information:
Due Torri SpAPiazzale Supercortemaggiore, 4, 20097 San Donato Milanese (MI), Italy
T: (+39-025) 18912700 F: (+39-025) 5279169