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TRAVEL 027


The Basilica of San Petronio in Bologna


Bountiful Bologna The capital of Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region, Bologna’s claim to fame is its food. And in a country in which the quality is generally of world beating standard that’s quite a claim. This city of medieval and Renaissance structures, atmospheric cafes, arched colonnades and the majestic Piazza Maggiore as its centrepiece is noted as the one that gave us tortellini, tagliatelle and lasagna, fabulous veal meat balls, waistline-destroying pastries and desserts (enjoy, you’re on holiday!) and, of course, superb wines. HOW? www.ba.com and www.ryanair.com fl y to Bologna from £80 return. WHERE? If money is no object then the stunning fi ve-star Grand Hotel Majestic già Baglioni (www. grandhotelmajestic.duetorrihotels.com) is about as good as it gets. Rooms start at £330 a night. WHAT ELSE? If you’re passion for food is matched by one for fast cars then how about a day trip that will take you from boutique producers of Parmesan cheese, balsamic vinegar and prosciutto to the world famous motor museum in Maranello where you can test drive a Ferrari or Lamborghini (www.amazing-italy.com)? • For more information, visit www.bolognawelcome.com


Divine Providence You could just stay in Boston. And why wouldn’t you? The US eastern seaboard city is a gem. There is, however, a slightly more unusual but equally interesting option less than 50 miles south in the shape of Providence. Superb art galleries, a revitalised waterfront, sophisticated dining and a thriving cultural vibe has seen this small Rhode Island college town gather something of a reputation as an underrated


gem. Whether you want to enjoy cocktails in friendly dive bars, browse vintage stores or discover works by emerging new artists, Providence stands proud as one of the oldest cities in the US but one that also packs in plenty of modern charm. HOW? www.delta.com and www. virginatlantic.com fl y to Boston from £400 return. WHERE? Named one of the 10 most romantic American inns, the luxury Jacob Hill (www.inn-providence-ri.com) is an


historic bed and breakfast but offering much more than a B&B tag might suggest, from swimming pool, tennis court and large Jacuzzi in many rooms, all set within a peaceful country estate. Rates start from £150 a night. WHAT ELSE? New York is just three hours by train (www.amtrak.com) from Boston, making a Big Apple/New England combo a perfect choice.


• For more information, visit www. goprovidence.com


Providence, Rhode Island


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