B&B Fuori dai Coppi

Welcome to the B&B "Fuori dai Coppi", an art and history refuge in the heart of Bologna. Located within the prestigious Palazzo Pepoli Vecchio, our B&B is not just a place to stay, but a living part of a museum dedicated to the artist L. P
Immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of rooms that are true galleries, where every corner tells a story through its fascinating works.

To access our facility, guests will need to climb a ramp to reach the elevator.

Our B&B boasts a private entrance that opens onto a cozy breakfast area, perfect for starting the day with energy. The living area is designed for your relaxation and productivity, with an inviting sofa, a single bed, and a table with three chairs, ideal for both enjoying meals and working in peace.

The double bedroom is a haven of peace and tranquility, directly connected to a cozy and functional bathroom.

SUMMER: The house is very cool, there is a ceiling fan in the bedroom and there is AIR CONDITIONING
To ensure your privacy, we recommend this accommodation for couples or families up to three people, as access to the bathroom from the living area passes through the double bedroom. Please note that to reach the elevator you will have to climb a ramp of stairs.

Our goal is to meet new guests from every corner of the planet and for this reason, during your stay in our B&B, you will have the opportunity to communicate with the host at any time. You will receive immediate assistance, you can ask questions, request local advice or any other information you might need to make your experience even more comfortable and enjoyable.

Welcome to the heart of Bologna, in the vibrant and historic district known as QUADRILATERO. This compact district, once Roman Bologna, is a treasure of cultural and culinary traditions. The Quadrilatero is nestled in the grid of streets around Via Clavature, east of Piazza Maggiore. It is bounded by four streets: Via Rizzoli, Via dell’Archiginnasio, Via Farini, and Via Castiglione. This area has been the home of most of the artisan corporations since the Middle Ages. Today, the Quadrilatero is one of the must-see places in Bologna. It is not just an ancient market area; it is a vibrant center of life, frequented by both residents and tourists. The streets, mostly pedestrian, are often crowded and full of life. As you travel through the neighborhood, you will find market stalls, cozy cafes, and richly stocked delicatessens. The area is a paradise for food lovers, offering all sorts of Bolognese specialties. From Tortellini and Tagliatelle al Ragù to Lasagna Verde and Mortadella, the culinary delights are endless. In addition to its culinary offerings, the Quadrilatero is also a paradise for shopping lovers. You can find all kinds of shops, from luxury boutiques to mid-range stores. The fruit and fish markets are where locals usually buy their favorite organic food.