Felsina

Felsina is an ancient Roman-era name for the city now known as Bologna in Italy. Historically, it referred to the city during the Roman period and the early Middle Ages. Felsina was a significant settlement due to its strategic location in northern Italy, serving as a center for trade, culture, and political activity. Over time, the name evolved into Bologna, which remains a vibrant city today known for its rich history, university, and culinary traditions. The term Felsina is often used in historical contexts to highlight the city's ancient origins and importance in Roman and medieval history.