2026 Imola Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in February)

A brief record of the three F1 races in 2025 🗒️ Singapore left me broke on the spot But comparing this year's three F1 races, Here are my personal impressions ✨✨ 💶 Ticket Prices: Singapore > Italy > Shanghai Comparing the same seating area, only for this year. However, just looking at one section might not be entirely accurate, So take it as a reference 👀 🚗 Transportation: Shanghai = Singapore > Italy Shanghai and Singapore both have metro systems that directly reach the venue, While Imola requires a train transfer and a longer walk. 🌤️ Climate: Italy > Shanghai > Singapore Imola in May is genuinely comfortable, though there’s a significant temperature difference between morning and evening. Shanghai in March is chilly but pleasant. Singapore makes you sweat within five minutes. ⏰ Race Timing: Singapore > Shanghai > Italy Night races are incredibly convenient; you can sleep in, eat well, shop around, And then leisurely head to the track for an easy entry. Shanghai doesn’t require adjusting to a time difference, and you can still enjoy a relaxed meal after the race. Italy purely suffers from time zone adjustments and longer transportation times. 🗣️ Spectating Experience: Personal feelings, no ratings. Imola, being Ferrari’s home base, has an incredibly joyful and lively atmosphere, making it my current favorite ☝️. Shanghai, thanks to Zhou Guanyu, has a strong motorsport vibe throughout the city. The passionate spectators, combined with affordable ticket and flight prices, make it very worthwhile 👍🏻. Singapore’s night race is stunningly beautiful. The thought of rebuilding the entire area every year for everyone to enjoy the race is truly admirable. Despite the high costs, the sight of fireworks lighting up as cars cross the finish line is deeply moving, making all the sweat shed during the day worth it 💦.

A day of experiencing history and everyday life in Bologna 🇮🇹 🏛 A special experience at the City Hall Attending a symposium in the historic City Hall (Palazzo d'Accursio), a building in the heart of Bologna. The high ceilings and historical paintings adorning the hall made me feel like I was traveling back in time hundreds of years. Looking down from the windows, I could feel the pulse of the city as I gazed upon Piazza Maggiore. ☕ A break at a bar After the meeting, I had an espresso at a nearby bar. The rich aroma and the warmth of the small cup warmed my tired body. The sight of locals enjoying a quick drink was a picturesque moment. 🏰 Piazza Maggiore and the Statue of Neptune Piazza Maggiore, considered the heart of Bologna, is an open space surrounded by historic red-brick buildings. The imposing statue of Neptune stands nearby. This 16th-century statue, also known as the "Giant," is a symbol of the city. It's especially impressive when illuminated in the evening lights. Bologna, a city packed with history, culture, and everyday life, offers new discoveries every time you walk through it. #Bologna #ItalyTrip #PiazzaMaggiore #NeptuneStatue #HistoricalExperience #BarTime #TokyoTrip #PaintingTrip #DomesticTravelGuide #MyTravelPlan #SummerVacationTrip #DomesticSeasonalPlaces #DomesticTravelGuide #DomesticTravel #CommentCorner #AbsolutelyFreeTrip

🧐Rocca Sforzesca is a medieval castle with a very long history and is extremely well preserved! Its construction dates back to the 13th century and over the years its exterior was significantly expanded and fortified by Caterina Sforza at the end of the 16th century. 💖Walking into the castle is like walking into a time tunnel. There are various rooms and facilities waiting for us to explore. You can see the bedrooms with antique furniture, as if you can see the living scenes of the nobles in the past; the kitchen is filled with many interesting tableware, as if you can see the chefs busy preparing delicious food. There are also torture chambers and prisons that witnessed the dark days of the Middle Ages, which make people sigh at the ruthlessness of history. 🧐There are more treasures in the castle. There are various relics from 1500, such as chimneys, wells, armories, etc. The most interesting thing is that there is now a tavern called ENOTECA in the castle. Here, you feel like you are in a wine library, with a wide variety of wines from various brands. Although the quantity of each is not large, it is enough to feast your eyes and taste buds. Imagine tasting delicious wine in the atmosphere of an ancient castle, feeling the fusion of history and modernity. Isn’t it super comfortable? 💗The geographical location of this castle is also unique. It is located in the small town of Doza, right among a vineyard. The town of Doza itself is a charming place. In addition to the castle, there are medieval-style buildings on both sides of the town's roads. Most of the residents in the town are retired elderly people who lead a leisurely and authentic life. Walking on the ancient streets of the town, looking at the old shops, hotels and taverns under the promenade, and the elderly chatting on the street benches, you can deeply experience what Italy’s "slow life" is. [StarEyes] If you have the opportunity to travel to Bologna, you must visit the Rocca Sforzesca Castle. Here you can not only appreciate the charm of the Middle Ages, but also taste delicious wine and feel the unique local cultural atmosphere.