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[excerpt] => Bologna should never be treated like we have treated it. It deserves attention! Located in the heart of Emilia Romagna, it is indeed a heady mix of culture, history, stunning architecture and of course food. It is its reputation for food that earns it the “food valley” of Italy tag, known worldwide for it’s commitment and traditions to creating authentic food dictated by regulations, restaurants and street food.
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