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FAI Spring Days 2026 in Bologna

Updated on 17 March 2025 From Bologna Welcome

On March 21 and 22 2026, the FAI Spring Days will offer the unique opportunity to explore some of the most fascinating places in Bologna and its province - many of which are usually inaccessible to the public. This 34rd edition will take visitors on a journey through different eras and styles, from architectural masterpieces in the historic center to picturesque villages nestled in nature, revealing the rich history and identity of the region.

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Open Sites in Bologna and Its Province

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Useful Information

The visits to these sites are made possible thanks to the dedication of FAI volunteers, who will guide visitors through the historical, artistic, and cultural highlights of each location. For details on opening hours, access conditions, and reservations, check the official FAI website or contact the FAI Bologna Delegation.

Frequently Asked Questions about the FAI Spring Days in Bologna

  • Which places will be open during the FAI Spring Days 2025 in Bologna?

On the weekend of March 22-23, 2025, Bologna will grant access to exclusive sites as part of the FAI Spring Days. Highlights include Palazzo Hercolani, the Oratory of San Filippo Neri, Castello di Galeazza, and many more. Check out the full list of special openings!

  • How can I visit FAI sites in Bologna during the Spring Days?

To visit FAI open sites, consult the official FAI website for access details. Some locations may require reservations or a voluntary contribution to support the Italian Environmental Fund’s preservation efforts.

  • Why participate in the FAI Spring Days in Bologna?

The FAI Spring Days offer a unique chance to rediscover and celebrate Italy’s cultural heritage while supporting FAI’s mission to protect and promote the country’s extraordinary historical sites.


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