I am egyptian who will visit Parma and bologna on sept. which places i could visit?

Question

I am egyptian who will visit Parma and bologna on sept. which places i could visit?

Answer 1

this is from Lonley planet

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Basilica di San Petronio

city centre

Named after the city's patron saint, work commenced on the basilica in 1392 but, for political reasons, ...

Basilica di Santo Stefano

city centre

The Basilica di Santo Stefano is a group of four churches remaining from an original seven. The ...

Basilica Santuario della Madonna di San Luca

Saragozza

This hill-top sanctuary is visible on a clear day from most parts of Bologna. The basilica, built ...

Answer 2

Bologna:

Maybe it has not an outstanding monument, what is really worth seeing is the city in itself, with its interlacing patterns of porticos, medieval towers, medieval houses painted in red standing on tall timber poles (such as Casa Isolani), renaissance buildings, old stores (Atti's bakery!) and Mercato di Mezzo.

Palace of King Renzo

Santo Stefano complex of religious edifices

Archeology Museum (Etruscan - Roman)

Medieval Museum  

Pinacoteca (paintings - Bolognese School )

Parma:

Romanesque Cathedral (12th century sculpture by Benedetto Antelami and 16th century fresco by Antonio da Correggio)

The Baptistery (Antelami and medieval frescoes).

Church of Saint John the Evangelist of Parma (frescoes by Correggio and Parmigianino). Nearby there is the old pharmacy of the Monastery

Sanctuary of Santa Maria della Steccata (frescoes by Parmigianino).

Camera di San Paolo (frescoes by Correggio)

Palazzo della Pilotta (National Gallery - lots of painting by Correggio)

Ducal Park (French-style garden) with Palazzina Eucherio Sanvitale (fresco by Parmigianino).

Roman Bridge (the remains of)